A Business Plan for Healthy Communities

A Business Plan for Healthy Communities

David Zuckerman

Director, Healthcare Anchor Network

February 18, 2017

From Hospital and Health Networks Magazine:

The economic and racial divides that drive health disparities within communities are stark and widening. Twenty-two percent of children in the United States live in poverty, a percentage that has remained relatively unchanged since 1960. The number of Americans living in concentrated poverty has doubled from 7 million to 14 million since 2000.

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