Thanks Shab! I'll be curious how you might modify these responses after next week's session on health care disparities. I like to think of access to care as being a dynamic. Access is affordability, physical access (e.g. able to get there, distance), and social access (e.g. language, familiarity). The organization can make itself more or less accessible with greeters, signage, and interfaces with regard to scheduling and intergroup communications.