Jenny Bushkell
Jenny Bushkell
Finding Medical Help during COVID19
Finding Medical Help during COVID19
Finding Medical Help during COVID19
Tuesday 5th May 2020
Discover how Knoxville families find medical help during COVID-19 with insights from Dr. Jack Lacy and Kim Caudill on Crossroads with Jenny Bushkell.
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Episode Overview
- KAPA provides essential medical care for those without insurance.
- Community and faith-based support play a crucial role in healthcare access.
- Socio-economic barriers like transportation are addressed through KAPA.
- Healthcare professionals donate services to help those in need.
- Historical context of KAPA's formation during a past healthcare crisis.
"We've been able to keep KAPA operational and serve those folks that are patient-based."
Curious about how others manage to find medical help during challenging times like the COVID-19 pandemic? In this engaging episode of 'Crossroads with Jenny Bushkell', you'll hear from Dr. Jack Lacy and Kim Caudill, who share their insights on how Knoxville families can access essential medical care even when insurance isn't an option. Dr.
Lacy, a key figure behind the Knoxville Area Project Access (KAPA), discusses the vital role of community support and donated healthcare services in ensuring that no one is left without medical attention. Kim Caudill, CEO of the Knoxville Academy of Medicine, adds depth to the conversation by highlighting the faith-based initiatives and community connections that make a real difference in people's lives.
The discussion touches on the broader socio-economic barriers to healthcare, such as transportation and food security, and how these challenges are being addressed through KAPA's comprehensive support network. With a touch of humour and warmth, the episode sheds light on the resilience and generosity of healthcare professionals and community volunteers who are stepping up to meet the needs of their neighbours. Dr.
Lacy's anecdotes about the inception of KAPA during a previous crisis in Tennessee offer a historical perspective on how communities can come together in times of need. This episode is not just about finding medical help; it's about the power of community and faith in overcoming adversity. So, what does it take to ensure everyone has access to healthcare? Tune in to find out how you can be part of the solution.