MILWAUKEE (MPA-PPR) -- The ALL HANDS on DECK, WE CAN Action Initiative is taking another action step with the leadership of Preparedness for the Affordable Health Care law in the City of Milwaukee.
Wisconsin is a "Federally-Assisted Exchange" state.
August 2-4, 2013 will create history in the focus of POPULATION health care and launch a NEW blueprint to create over the next 3-5 years a STRUCTURAL framework implementation of America's first national health care plan.
NCT
The NCT/Neighborhood-Census Tract focus is on 170 neighborhoods where over a half-million folk live in the city of Milwaukee. The majority of the population is made-up of People of Color. The largest People of Color group is African American and comprises over 40% of the population.
It is at the neighborhood-census tract level where poverty prevails due to a number of reasons but the over-arching one is capacity ACCESS with Opportunities for the hidden and vetted talent that is in the 170 neighborhoods.
Mary Glass, Chair/CEO, Milwaukee Professionals Association LLC said in a planning meeting for the 2013 Affordable Health Care Extravaganza Fair today, "The Affordable Health Care law will allow Urban Milwaukee to rise with opportunities connected to the marketplace of plenty. Our blueprint seeks the tsunami opportunities that are service and retail oriented. The opportunities that will provide entrepreneurial, employment, training and research in the 170 neighborhoods while improving population health. The fields are begging for capacity building at the neighborhood-census tract level. We see competitiveness that will provide market entry and economy of scale over the next 3-5 years using the health care, technology, sales and retail industries."
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It has an INSIDE/SUMMIT Conference with National and International stakeholders for strategic planning and partnership.
It has has an OUTSIDE/FAIR for first-hand exposure to the health care providers, health practitioners, IT providers, insurance providers and academic providers.
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