As the face of immigration in the US changes, so must health care programs for these new Americans change. Two refugee programs in Maryland prove that adapting to the medical needs of the refugee community can benefit not only these immigrants but the US health care system as well.

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cultural anthropology Cultural Diversity refugee health care policy Refugees health service organization Health Services Needs and Demand United States Article organization and management migration Utilization Review Emigration and Immigration Health Policy Maryland Delivery of Health Care Organizational Innovation health care delivery