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This November 3rd Vote No on Proposition 44. Learn More

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Seven Days in June: Health is Primary is a week of community conversations, accountability, and action around the future of healthcare.

From June 1–7, DAP Health and NBC Palm Springs are elevating healthcare
as a top priority through local events, storytelling, and public dialogue.

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June 1-7
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June 1-7
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Featured Event

Community Town
Hall & Candidate Accountability Forum

Join local health care leaders and service clinicians for a public conversation about access to care in the Coachella Valley.

We’ll also release candidate health care scorecards so you can see where local and state candidates stand on the issues.

Panelists
Brittany Cabanas

Stonewall Gardens · Triangle Care Mgmt

Alejandro Espinoza

Desert Healthcare District

Corina Velasquez

COO, DAP Health

Kevin Simsay

The LGBTQ Community Center of the Desert

Mariana Hernandez

Riverside University Health System

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The premise

It’s not about politics. 

It’s about people.

It’s about whether a family in Indio can afford a medical visit. Whether a senior in Cathedral City can age with dignity. Whether the clinic across the street is still there next year — and the year after.

Seven Days in June is not a march and not a slogan. It is a week of listening, of getting patient stories on record, of honest questions to the people who want to lead — and of refusing to let health care slip out of the conversation when we need it most.

Learn more about the Seven Days in June campaign here. 

Four Pressures

What is at stake

Potential cuts to Medicaid, the CDC, and the NIH are not abstractions — they show up at the front desk of every safety-net clinic in the country. Seven Days in June asks every candidate to be specific about four things.

Access to Care

Affordable, in-reach care for the nearly 80,000 neighbors who depend on safety-net providers from Coachella to the coast.

Public Health

Vaccinations, outbreak readiness, and the everyday infrastructure that keeps a community functioning.

Medical Research

Sustained funding for biomedical research — the engine of every future treatment we will need.

Community Stability

Health care access is the quiet foundation of strong local economies, stable families, and human dignity.

The week of June 1 – 7

What the week looks like

How we show up

Community Town
Hall & Candidate Accountability Forum

Seven Days in June: Health is Primary is a national grassroots movement bringing together healthcare providers, researchers, advocates, faith leaders, labor organizations, and local communities around one shared belief:

Health must remain a core governing responsibility.

Town Halls & Forums

Rallies & Events

Community Discussions

Town Halls & Forums

Town Halls & Forums

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Healthcare affects all of us. Help make sure it remains a priority in our communities and our future. Community members are encouraged to participate in events throughout the week and learn more about how health care policies impact their lives.

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Get Involved

Healthcare affects all of us. Help make sure it remains a priority in our communities and our future. Community members are encouraged to participate in events throughout the week and learn more about how health care policies impact their lives.

View Events
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