Health care 2023: The next big step needs to be health improvement

Decision-makers in both the health care industry and government need to get on the same wavelength more often and really work for the common good.

By Jeff Margolis | December 14, 2022 at 09:38 AM

Throughout the COVID-19 pandemic we've heard a lot about "underlying health conditions," which can make a person who catches the virus more vulnerable to experiencing severe symptoms.

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