What the US Health Care System Assumes About You

Explore the eye-opening TED Talk that challenges assumptions made by the US health care system about patients. Delve into the experiences of low-income individuals navigating a system that presumes they can take time off work, speak English fluently, have reliable phone access, and maintain a stable food supply. Gain insights from Mitchell Katz, CEO of the largest public health care system in the US, as he shares compelling stories highlighting the obstacles faced by underserved populations. Discover how these assumptions create barriers to effective care and learn about potential solutions for building a more inclusive and equitable health care system that serves all members of society.