Forbes January 22, 2025
Jennifer Jay Palumbo

Healthcare for neurodivergent individuals has long been riddled with challenges, from delayed diagnoses to fragmented care systems.

The burden often falls disproportionately on families, particularly caregivers, who navigate waitlists, insurance battles, and limited resources. But as awareness of neurodivergence grows, so does the opportunity to rethink how healthcare is delivered, taught, and financed.

With innovative tools and a shift toward inclusive, patient-centered care, organizations like the Institute for Exceptional Care (IEC) are driving systemic change. As Dr. Mai Pham, founder of IEC, explains, the goal is to create a healthcare system that works for everyone, not just those who fit neatly into its traditional framework.

A Personal Mission Becomes a Systemic Solution

For Pham, the journey to reimagine healthcare began...

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