Vino Palli | Source | Chief Executive Officer at MiDoctor Urgent Care
Vino Palli
Dr. Vino K. Palli is the founder and CEO of MiDoctor Urgent Care. He is an ABIM Board-certified physician with extensive experience in Emergency Medicine, Internal Medicine and Urgent Care Medicine. He was ranked as Castle Conelly's Top Physicians in Chicago. He trained at University of Chicago, University of Illinois at Chicago and Rush University Hospitals and served as a faculty at Rush University Medical Center Emergency Room for 5 years. In addition Dr. Palli studied Public Health with focus on Health Care Administration and International Health.
-
MiDoctor Urgent Care
Chief Executive Officer
-
It's Getting Easier to Vaccinate Your Whole Staff at the Office. But Should You?
Vaccine drives can be incredibly efficient, but also have a cost. Here's a look at the factors to consider before hosting your own event.
Article -
'Invincible' People Hamper COVID-19 Herd Immunity
Experts say people who feel invincible to COVID-19 are less likely to be vaccinated or follow safety measures such as mask wearing.
Article -
Covid Booster Shots Threaten Repeat of Vaccine Access Inequities
The planned Covid-19 booster rollout threatens to worsen existing inequities facing minorities and lower-income communities, paving the way for Americans with the wherewithal to navigate their way to the front of the immunization line, health experts say.
Article
-
Of course people who have access to the internet and were savvy about making appointments were the ones who were making appointments. All the wealthy neighborhoods, somehow they were on top of things. And they were able to make appointments online and call the clinic.
-
Convening refers to the art and discipline of nurturing collective action. Unlike in countries with high individual autonomy, convening is effective in fighting COVID-19 since it advocates for shared solutions.
-
States are also starting to relax their rules around satellite clinics. Earlier this year, clinics were closed in New York State for deviating even minimally in vaccine administration or giving extra doses, and doctors were punished or suspended. Now that supplies are outweighing the demand, officials are loosening their grip. One of the best ways to ensure you're following the proper protocols is to partner with a nearby urgent-care facility, or other local health center that is offering vaccinations.
