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Walk with a Latina Doc breaks down health care barriers - Lynnwood Today

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Dr. Alina Urriola spearheaded a community fitness event at Meadowdale Middle School, focusing on breaking down healthcare barriers for the Latina population. The event, held on a Saturday morning, attracted numerous participants eager to engage in moderate exercise and learn about health resources available to them. In partnership with the Verdant Health Commission, Dr. Urriola highlighted the importance of culturally competent healthcare, stressing that understanding community needs is essential for effective health interventions.

Attendees were encouraged to ask questions and share their experiences, fostering an environment of trust and openness. The initiative not only promoted physical activity but also aimed to educate participants on navigating the healthcare system. Many expressed gratitude for the chance to connect with local health professionals and gain insights into available support. This event illustrates a proactive approach to health equity, demonstrating the commitment of local leaders to address disparities. Dr.

Urriola's efforts are paving the way for a healthier, more informed community in Lynnwood.

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