People with complex health and social needs often face health disparities related to systemic bias and discrimination based on race, disability, socioeconomic status, sexual orientation or gender identity, and other characteristics commonly linked to marginalization. Health systems, providers, payers, and policymakers increasingly recognize the need to advance health equity for people with complex needs and help them thrive.

Below you can find resources that shed light on health disparities among complex populations and propose emerging solutions to mitigate inequities, including stronger data collection, equity-related program measures, and interventions that foster more equitable outcomes.