CEO Judith Warren speaks at OPCPCC Conference

Health Care Access Now CEO Judith Warren was a featured speaker at the Ohio Patient-Centered Primary Care Collaborative (OPCPCC) annual conference. Read more about her presentation and the conference on pages 2-3 of the OPCPCC Winter newsletter here: http://goo.gl/enI5KO. In her presentation, she talked about community health workers and the intersection of the medical neighborhood with interdisciplinary care coordination, illustrating the connection between social needs and good health.

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