Amanda Risser took over recently as Central City Concern's new chief medical officer.
She talks about looming Medicaid cuts, weak links in the system, and priorities for the future.
Central City is the region's largest homeless service provider, reporting nearly 16,000 clients served in 2024 alone.
RISSer brings to her new position certifications in family medicine, addiction medicine and public health.
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