The clinic is staying in AsiaTown. I am exhausted but relieved that our neighborhood will not lose this vital resource. We will keep watching the clinic operations to ensure our community stays prioritized.
The Cleveland Asian community recently learned that the MetroHealth Asia Plaza Clinic on Payne Avenue will be shortly moved to the MetroHealth's Broadway Clinic in North Broadway Neighborhood.
The relocation of Asia Plaza Clinic will have a detrimental impact on the AsiaTown Chinese community and others who rely on the clinic for their basic primary and preventative health care needs.
In Cuyahoga County, this is the ONLY clinic that meets the unique language and cultural needs of low-income Chinese and other Asian populations. A move to a new location will mean a greater barrier for these underserved populations.
Please join us in telling MetroHealth to KEEP ASIA PLAZA CLINIC IN ASIATOWN!
The emails I get from people terrified about losing their access to care are heavy enough to keep me up at night. I am still pushing for a real conversation with the planners behind this move because the community deserves someone to look them in the eye and explain why this matters. It is exhausting work but there is no other option than to keep fighting.
January 26, 2010
Seeing this kind of movement is exhausting but it proves that people are finally paying attention to the needs of our community. I am tired of fighting for basics that should be a given but your support keeps me from walking away.
Reached 100 supporters
January 26, 2010
6 Comments
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David Knight
16 years ago
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Ridiculous move. Keep services where the people actually live.
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Linda Okafor
16 years ago
Featured
This clinic is the only way my parents can actually speak to their doctor. Sending them all the way to Broadway is just impossible for them.
K
Kevin Reid
16 years ago
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Keep the clinic on Payne. It just makes sense.
M
Mei Sandoval
16 years ago
Featured
Too many seniors rely on this place to get around town. Moving it hurts everyone who doesnt have a car.
R
Robert Aguilar
16 years ago
Featured
Stop ignoring the needs of the community. Cleveland has to do better than this.
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Sarah Meyer
16 years ago
Featured
My grandmother has been going there for years because they speak her language. Why take that away from her now??
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The clinic is staying in AsiaTown. I am exhausted but relieved that our neighborhood will not lose this vital resource. We will keep watching the clinic operations to ensure our community stays prioritized.
The Cleveland Asian community recently learned that the MetroHealth Asia Plaza Clinic on Payne Avenue will be shortly moved to the MetroHealth's Broadway Clinic in North Broadway Neighborhood.
The relocation of Asia Plaza Clinic will have a detrimental impact on the AsiaTown Chinese community and others who rely on the clinic for their basic primary and preventative health care needs.
In Cuyahoga County, this is the ONLY clinic that meets the unique language and cultural needs of low-income Chinese and other Asian populations. A move to a new location will mean a greater barrier for these underserved populations.
Please join us in telling MetroHealth to KEEP ASIA PLAZA CLINIC IN ASIATOWN!
The emails I get from people terrified about losing their access to care are heavy enough to keep me up at night. I am still pushing for a real conversation with the planners behind this move because the community deserves someone to look them in the eye and explain why this matters. It is exhausting work but there is no other option than to keep fighting.
January 26, 2010
Seeing this kind of movement is exhausting but it proves that people are finally paying attention to the needs of our community. I am tired of fighting for basics that should be a given but your support keeps me from walking away.
Reached 100 supporters
January 26, 2010
6 Comments
D
David Knight
16 years ago
Featured
Ridiculous move. Keep services where the people actually live.
L
Linda Okafor
16 years ago
Featured
This clinic is the only way my parents can actually speak to their doctor. Sending them all the way to Broadway is just impossible for them.
K
Kevin Reid
16 years ago
Featured
Keep the clinic on Payne. It just makes sense.
M
Mei Sandoval
16 years ago
Featured
Too many seniors rely on this place to get around town. Moving it hurts everyone who doesnt have a car.
R
Robert Aguilar
16 years ago
Featured
Stop ignoring the needs of the community. Cleveland has to do better than this.
S
Sarah Meyer
16 years ago
Featured
My grandmother has been going there for years because they speak her language. Why take that away from her now??
Ridiculous move. Keep services where the people actually live.