Mercy's Vietnamese Health Project celebrates 15th anniversary - masslive.com -Western Massachusetts Economic Development Council

Mercy's Vietnamese Health Project celebrates 15th anniversary

masslive.com Feb 17 2010 Health Care

The program emphasizes preventative health.
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1. The staff are strong advocates for health access and improving quality of care. They do outreach to pregnant women, enrolling them in health insurance and scheduling prenatal care for them in the first semester.
2. This results in a healthier community and reduces cost in the emergency room.
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- Anne-Gerard Flynn, The Republican