Co-hosts Paul Saldaña and Chris “Tejano Man” Tristan are joined by Miguel Acero, SUVIDA Healthcare, Jill Ramirez, Latino HealthCare Forum, and special co-hosts Alyssa Ramirez and Marco Mancillas.
Jill Ramirez is athe CEO and Co-Founder of Latino HealthCare Forum
Originally from El Paso Texas, Jill arrived in Austin after receiving her BA at UTEP and graduated with a Master of Education and Master in communication Disorders from the University of Texas at Austin. She is an Author, and Instructor of PromoSalud, which is a State of Texas Certification Program for Community Health Workers /Promotores de Salud.
Miguel Acero has spent most of his career in the healthcare space working closely with providers, carriers, and the external distribution channel to influence over $12 million in revenue for these groups.
Currently, his focus is on collaborating with Medicare agents to introduce a new kind of doctor group for Hispanic seniors on Medicare Advantage plans and working directly with Suvida Healthcare.
During our platica we discuss the continued growth of the Latino community, Latino health disparities, chronic conditions, existing barriers in access to health care including cultural and language barriers and social determinants. We discuss how diversity in the physician and medical workforce can help build health equity for increasingly diverse and multiracial populations, and how the shortage of Latino physicians has worsened over time.
We introduce Suvida Healthcare and discuss their commitment to building a better healthcare system for Hispanic seniors and their families, right inside our neighborhoods. Rooted in trust, respect, and community engagement, Suvida delivers senior-focused primary care in a warm, comfortable environment where physicians and other healthcare professionals can care for patients in ways they always dreamed.
And we discuss the importance of medicare enrollment and our call to action for our Latino communities and families.
HABLA y VOTA is co-produced by Paul Saldaña and Chris Tristan every Sunday at 9am as we discuss Latino community affairs, politics, and the importance of our power, voices and votes with local community leaders, elected/appointed officials, and guests.
Listen on https://hottejano.com or download the HOTTEJANO app.
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By HABLA y VOTACo-hosts Paul Saldaña and Chris “Tejano Man” Tristan are joined by Miguel Acero, SUVIDA Healthcare, Jill Ramirez, Latino HealthCare Forum, and special co-hosts Alyssa Ramirez and Marco Mancillas.
Jill Ramirez is athe CEO and Co-Founder of Latino HealthCare Forum
Originally from El Paso Texas, Jill arrived in Austin after receiving her BA at UTEP and graduated with a Master of Education and Master in communication Disorders from the University of Texas at Austin. She is an Author, and Instructor of PromoSalud, which is a State of Texas Certification Program for Community Health Workers /Promotores de Salud.
Miguel Acero has spent most of his career in the healthcare space working closely with providers, carriers, and the external distribution channel to influence over $12 million in revenue for these groups.
Currently, his focus is on collaborating with Medicare agents to introduce a new kind of doctor group for Hispanic seniors on Medicare Advantage plans and working directly with Suvida Healthcare.
During our platica we discuss the continued growth of the Latino community, Latino health disparities, chronic conditions, existing barriers in access to health care including cultural and language barriers and social determinants. We discuss how diversity in the physician and medical workforce can help build health equity for increasingly diverse and multiracial populations, and how the shortage of Latino physicians has worsened over time.
We introduce Suvida Healthcare and discuss their commitment to building a better healthcare system for Hispanic seniors and their families, right inside our neighborhoods. Rooted in trust, respect, and community engagement, Suvida delivers senior-focused primary care in a warm, comfortable environment where physicians and other healthcare professionals can care for patients in ways they always dreamed.
And we discuss the importance of medicare enrollment and our call to action for our Latino communities and families.
HABLA y VOTA is co-produced by Paul Saldaña and Chris Tristan every Sunday at 9am as we discuss Latino community affairs, politics, and the importance of our power, voices and votes with local community leaders, elected/appointed officials, and guests.
Listen on https://hottejano.com or download the HOTTEJANO app.