The MOMS: Medications Optimizing Maternal Safety™ program aims to improve maternal-infant health in Mississippi. It achieves this goal by leveraging community pharmacies to expand care into the state’s regions lacking meaningful healthcare resources.

To achieve health equity, especially in vulnerable populations, healthcare needs to be delivered on the street, in the neighborhood, on the porch, in the living room, or around the kitchen table.

Healthcare needs to go beyond any clinic or pharmacy walls. It needs to go to public gatherings, onto porches, and into living rooms. We need to help people where they live, not just where we work.

While healthcare analytics might add efficiencies, they too often fail to address what truly matters: patient health.

Community health workers play a critical role by helping lonely patients feel connected.

Community Health Workers (CHWs) stand at the intersection of healthcare and health equity. They are the new faces providing care to high-risk populations.