Case study details commitment to minority behavioral health, community wellness during a pandemic
Saint Anthony Hospital, a safety-net hospital in Chicago, through its Community Wellness Programs has continued to provide free mental health services targeting minority and immigrant populations despite challenges due to COVID-19.
The pandemic’s disproportionate impact on the community SAH serves stresses the importance of the hospital’s commitment to deliver high-quality care for all. For more details, view the case study
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