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Dr. Hemali Patel Receives Humanitarian of the Year Award
The Travis County Medical Society has selected Dr. Hemali Patel as the 2024 Humanitarian of the Year! As the director of Central Health’s Transitions of Care program, Dr. Patel has made quite an impression on her patients, colleagues, and the medical community. During the Travis County Medical Society’s annual awards dinner last night, they awarded Dr. Patel for her dedication to improving healthcare access and outcomes for vulnerable populations in Travis County.
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