Twin sisters work to transform pediatric health care
Two sisters are working to transform the pediatric health care industry.
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Apr 8, 2022, 12:32 AM
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Updated 741 days ago
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308ds agoTwin sisters are working to transform the pediatric health care industry.
During
the pandemic, Drs. Suzette
and Nicole Brown launched Strong Children’s Wellness, a primary care practice
that is designed to be a one-stop-shop for pediatric care.
Their
practice currently operates out of three hubs,
one of which is a collaboration with the Brooklyn JCCA, one of New York City's
child welfare agencies.
The Browns also help to connect
underserved communities to resources like food pantries, behavioral health, and
even legal aid.
The
sisters plan to open their holistic practice to more people in their
hometown of Brooklyn.
