Healthcare equality refers to the principle that all individuals, regardless of their background, socioeconomic status, race, gender, sexual orientation, or geographical location, should have equal access to quality healthcare services and treatment. It emphasizes the need for fair and just health outcomes and the elimination of disparities in healthcare delivery that can result from systemic biases and inequalities. Ensuring healthcare equality involves addressing barriers that prevent certain populations from receiving adequate care, such as financial constraints, lack of insurance, cultural differences, and discrimination within the healthcare system. The goal is to create an equitable healthcare environment where every person can achieve optimal health outcomes without facing discrimination or disadvantage.
### Bridging Gaps in Telehealth Access A recent two-day digital health summit in Michigan, hosted by Henry Ford Health, focused on the pressing issue of health equity in the realm…