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Health care that meets people where they are

Moderator: Myranda Tanck
Panelist: Allison Henke
Panelist: Roanne Osborne
Panelist: Elizabeth Priller
Panelist: Cassie Vanderwall

This session was filmed on Sept. 14 at Madison College’s Goodman South Campus

Experts from Quartz and UW Health share insights on how health care has adapted in response to the pandemic to increasingly bring health care to the patient — into communities, through digital developments, and through advancements in the care model. Learn more about everything they are doing to help you ignite well-living and make our communities brighter.

Session curated and sponsored by Quartz

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