Cafe con Pam29 Okt 2018

Providence St. Joseph Health

Hello listeners, we're back this week with an episode brought to you by Providence St. Joseph Health.

Providence St. Joseph Health is one of the largest not-for-profit health systems in America, comprising a diverse family of organizations driven by a belief that health is a human right and everyone should have access to live the best life possible, regardless of how much money they have.

Every day they serve patients with compassion and excellence. They share a singular commitment to improve the health of all, and are strong advocates for those who are poor and vulnerable. To learn more visit future.psjhealth.org

During this episode, we chatted with Ali Santore, who is vice president of government and public affairs for Providence St. Joseph Health. Ali leads advocacy and public affairs, which includes managing government affairs operations across seven states and in Washington, D.C. Her national advocacy and engagement strategies have successfully advanced federal priorities that preserve and expand access to care for the underserved, positioning PSJH as a leading advocate for mental health, advance care planning, and the Medicaid program.

Ali and I chatted about the services Providence St Joseph Health provides to the community, where can people find them and who can receive services.

I am excited to share this episode because I think people often times overlook their health because of lack of resources. I hope Providence St. Joseph Health serves as a provider to your needs.
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