Primary care is transformational – and a cornerstone of healthy communities. But many communities, largely made up of low-income households and people of color, have insufficient access to high-quality, affordable, culturally competent primary care. Together, we can address this problem. PCDC has led the way by investing over $1.3B into communities across the United States.

Moderated by PCDC CEO Louise Cohen, this virtual Summit featured an engaging conversation with Dr. Charlene Wong, Assistant Secretary for Children and Families of the North Carolina Department of Health and Human Services and Shelina Davis, MPH, MSW, Chief Executive Officer, Louisiana Public Health Institute (LPHI) about how to build a high-quality, equitable primary care system that treats the whole person - mind and body, deal with the health worker shortage, and ensure people get care whenever and however they need it.