Communities of color have historically faced significant disparities in healthcare access and outcomes, contributing to health inequities.

Unequitable funding has reduced technology's role in expanding healthcare access, limiting telemedicine and digital solutions that bridge service gaps.

Improved health outcomes in marginalized communities require resources, education, and support to overcome systemic healthcare barriers.

Lack of effective and ethical collaboration with local providers and organizations has worsened explicit and implicit biases.

The lack of cultural competency in healthcare has exacerbated disparities, leading to a need to enhance cultural understanding and inclusivity within healthcare systems.

Reactive wellness participation by individuals within underrepresented communities has muted the broad health offerings resources, education, and tools to navigate the healthcare system effectively.