Higher levels of education correlate with longer life expectancy and lower rates of chronic illness. Education improves job opportunities, health literacy, and access to resources, helping individuals make informed decisions about their well-being. Expanding equitable education access is key to improving public health.
We learned valuable lessons running FamilyCare Health Plans for more than 30 years. Our proven track record shows that addressing the social, economic, and behavioral drivers of health improves outcomes while reducing costs. Now, as an independent non-profit, we're committed to sharing these insights and helping transform the healthcare system.
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