General Membership Meeting

Join Us for an Exciting Monthly Meeting!

We are thrilled to invite you to our regularly scheduled monthly meeting, where community engagement and collaboration come to life! This month we will explore health inequities here in Bucks County.

Where you live shouldn't determine if you live.

Health inequities continue to impact many residents across Bucks County, with disparities in access to care, chronic disease outcomes, mental health services, and the social factors that shape overall well-being. While some communities thrive, others face barriers tied to income, insurance coverage, transportation, food access, and housing stability—gaps that demand attention and action. Join us at our next meeting, where a Dr. Monique Gary will discuss these critical issues, share insights, and explore solutions to help close the health equity gap.

This is a fantastic opportunity to voice your ideas and concerns, as well as to learn how you can get involved in shaping the future of our community. Your voice matters as we work together to build a healthier, more equitable Bucks County for everyone!

We look forward to seeing you there!

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Dr. Monique Gary DO, MSc, FACS is a highly respected board-certified, fellowship-trained breast surgical oncologist and advocate based in Bucks County, Pennsylvania. She serves as the Medical Director of the Cancer Program for Grand View Health/Penn Cancer Network and directs the Breast Program, where she provides expert surgical care and leads cancer genetics and risk assessment services.

Known affectionately as “Dr. Mo,” she is also an educator, published author, and public health advocate who focuses on wellness, holistic care, and addressing health disparities among marginalized communities.

In addition to her clinical leadership, Dr. Gary is the CEO and founder of Still Rise Farms, a 40-acre wellness farm in Upper Bucks County that offers retreats and integrative health programming — especially for cancer survivors and underserved populations — emphasizing mind, body, and spirit in healing.

She holds faculty appointments, contributes to national cancer advocacy organizations, and appears regularly in media to promote health education, preventive care, and survivorship support.

*Dr. Gary is a 2022 recipient of the NAACP Bucks County Pioneer Award