Abstract
Health care in the USA is inequitable. The consequence of inequity is that the burden of diabetes falls disproportionately on populations with heath disparities.1 The current state of US health care is a legacy of a system created to accommodate cost shifting in a for-profit environment against a backdrop of wealth inequality, policy gaps, and a diaspora with varying needs. One unforeseen effect of the COVID-19 pandemic has been the acceleration of virtual health care. Perhaps unsurprisingly, virtual health care at present is also inequitable.
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