Our Community.
This is our community page. We look forward to adding information that is important in our communities. This space is for you to tell us what you need and where you need us to be so that you, your loved ones and/or patients, can have healthcare options.
Reach out, tell us, send us stories and pictures and we'd love to hear from you.
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We'll start by sharing our catalyst with you
Call to Action
Egality was started because our CEO's brother, Marco, was diagnosed with cancer in March 2021. Living in a large city without insurance, there were no clinical trials available in the area that could be considered as options for treatment and care. With the help of several healthcare professionals, Marco was able to find the right care. It was at this point that Egality Sciences was started with the goal to help physicians as well as patients, like her brother, have access to the latest clinical medicines available as a potential treatment. Our goal is to help physicians and patients alike. When small underserved communities are represented in clinical trials and in the development of medicines, we all win.
Supporting Community Healthcare Workers
Healthcare starts in our neighborhood, in conversations, in trust, and in case that meets people where they are. As Egality works to reimagine clinical research in small and rural communities, we are inspired daily by their examples.
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We believe in our Community Healthcare Workers (Promotores de Salud) so much, we've joined them by training to also follow in their footsteps.
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We started training our initial cohorts of CHWs at the Medical Center of the Americas in El Paso, Texas. We then have partnered with NCCHA (North Carolina Community Health Center Association) to continue training CHWs throughout the United States. If you want to join in on the clinical research training, scan the QR code below and join us in showing community how clinical research can be an option of care while also representing your community.
Register Today!
An Introduction to Clinical Trials: A Curriculum for Community Health Workers
Brought to you by: Egality Sciences, Inc. & The North Carolina Community Health Center Association
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