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Task force on health reform: the urban perspective.

This report reflects the interest of the New York Academy of Medicine, its fellowship, and the members of the Task Force on Health Reform in assuring that the health care needs of America's urban communities are addressed through health reform. The Task Force sought to develop a template against which any health reform plan could be assessed in relation to the health needs of our cities. The recommendations are not meant to be inclusive; not all of the requirements of health care reform are enumerated. The report focuses on those that are unique, essential, and especially responsive to the needs of our nation's urban communities; in particular, our inner-city medically underserved populations.