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Twin Sister Doctors' Initiative Help Underserved Communities
DREW GOODERS – May 01, 2023
Drew Barrymore meets Delana Wardlaw and Elana McDonald, who founded "The Twin Sister Docs," a non-profit that helps underserved communities get the information and tools they need to stay healthy.
Drew Gives the Founders of "The Twin Sister Docs" a Surprise They'll Never Forget
DREWS NEWS & CAUSES – May 01, 2023
Drew meets Delana Wardlaw and Elana McDonald, twin sister doctors who founded "The Twin Sister Docs," a non-profit that helps underserved communities get the information and tools they need to stay healthy.
Twin Sister Doctors Deliver Healthcare Awareness to the Philly Community They Love
PEOPLE MAGAZINE – October 21, 2021
Identical twins Dr. Delana Wardlaw and Dr. Elana McDonald have been practicing medicine, building trust and giving back to their hometown for 20 years.
These twin doctors are on the front line of the COVID-19 crisis
GOOD MORNING AMERICA 3 – June 30, 2020
Drs. Elana McDonald and Delana Wardlaw talk about why African Americans are disproportionately affected by the virus.
‘The Vaccine, In Our Words’: Philadelphia’s twin doctors
WALGREENS NEWSROOM – August 01, 2021
Two doctors – twin sisters – are working double time on vaccine education to help their patients make informed decisions about the COVID-19 vaccine while combatting misinformation and systemic healthcare disparities.
Growing up in North Philadelphia, the Twin Sister Docs witnessed a massive gap between their community and its health care professionals. Boasting a largely African- American and Latin X population, the community’s needs were largely neglected by medical establishments made up primarily of non-African American doctors with no ties to the neighborhoods in which they practiced. This neglect not only produced skepticism; it also drove a wedge between the community and the medical services they desperately needed. The Twin Sister Docs, recognizing they have a unique role to play – now seek to bridge that gap, restore trust in health care professionals and transform these multicultural communities through reliable health care.
IN HEALTH CARE.
ASSOCIATES
The Twin Sister Docs have worked with Temple health, St. Christopher's hospital for Children, Walgreens, WURD radio, Classix 107.9fm, WRNB 100.3fm, the ODUNDE festival, Simon's Heart and the Pennsylvania conference for women to increase awareness and services to underserved communities to name a few.
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Drs. Delana Wardlaw and Elana McDonald are identical twins with a shared mission: to reduce health care disparities and provide reliable, trustworthy medical care to those who need it most. As physicians with successful medical practices, they passionately believe in the power of health care to improve quality of life. As African American women from North Philadelphia, they’ve also seen first-hand the detrimental effects due to lack of access to quality care and overall mistrust of Medical establishments often cause delay in seeking adequate Healthcare.
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Drs. Delana Wardlaw and Elana McDonald are identical twins with a shared mission: to reduce health care disparities and provide reliable, trustworthy medical care to those who need it most. As physicians with successful medical practices, they passionately believe in the power of health care to improve quality of life. As African American women from North Philadelphia, they’ve also seen first-hand the detrimental effects due to lack of access to quality care and overall mistrust of Medical establishments often cause delay in seeking adequate Healthcare.
