To me, access to care means having access to quality medical or dental services regardless of your socioeconomic status, where you are in your life, with special health care needs or not. There is a demographic of patients out there that are just as in need as the healthy patients. We are doing our best to meet this need. I want to hopefully inspire people to try and pursue this area – any small part that you can do will make a big difference in the long term.
– Dr. Nina Ray
More stats about the Texas A&M Foundation
- Texas A&M’s program treats roughly 12,000 patients per year.
- The program consists of 20 individuals: 11 faculty members, 4 fellows and 5 support staff members.
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