ACG Health Hosts Key Leaders to Enhance LGBTQ+ Healthcare Access

We are delighted to announce a significant milestone for ACG Health: a productive meeting with distinguished leaders committed to improving healthcare access for LGBTQ+ individuals. We were honored to welcome Andrea Palm, Deputy Secretary of the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS), Congresswoman Mary Gay Scanlon, and Dr. Monica Taylor, Chair of Delaware County Council, for discussions centered on our programs and initiatives aimed at supporting LGBTQ+ patients.  This meeting took place at our ACG Health office in Chester, Pennsylvania on June 20th, 2024.

Andrea Palm, Deputy Secretary of HHS
Andrea Palm brings extensive experience and leadership in public health and healthcare policy. Her insights into federal healthcare initiatives and advocacy efforts have been invaluable in shaping our discussions on enhancing healthcare access and support for LGBTQ+ communities.

Congresswoman Mary Gay Scanlon
Congresswoman Mary Gay Scanlon has long been a dedicated advocate for healthcare equity and LGBTQ+ rights. Her commitment to legislative initiatives and community outreach underscores her role as a champion for inclusive healthcare policies.

Discover more about Congresswoman Mary Gay Scanlon

Monica Taylor, Chair of Delaware County Council
Monica Taylor’s leadership within Delaware County Council has been instrumental in promoting healthcare initiatives that prioritize inclusivity and accessibility. Her local perspective and advocacy for marginalized communities enrich our efforts in serving LGBTQ+ patients.

Learn more about Dr. Monica Taylor

During our meeting, we engaged in fruitful discussions on strategies to expand our programs, improve patient outcomes, and address healthcare disparities faced by LGBTQ+ individuals. The shared commitment to fostering healthcare equity and inclusivity was evident throughout our conversations.

At ACG Health, we remain steadfast in our mission to provide compassionate care and support to all individuals, regardless of sexual orientation or gender identity. Collaborative efforts with governmental leaders and community stakeholders are crucial in advancing policies and practices that promote health equity.

We extend our sincere gratitude to Deputy Secretary Andrea Palm, Congresswoman Mary Gay Scanlon, and Chair Monica Taylor for their dedication to advancing healthcare access for LGBTQ+ communities. Their participation underscores the importance of partnerships in driving positive change.

For more information on our initiatives and how you can support our efforts, please visit ACG Health.

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This blog post celebrates the collaborative efforts between ACG Health and esteemed leaders to enhance healthcare access and support for LGBTQ+ patients, emphasizing the importance of inclusive policies and community engagement.