Nov 10, 2026
Spanish-language edition brings Gallivan’s healthcare reform ideas to a broader audience of patients, families and healthcare professionals.
South Windsor, United States, November 10, 2026 -- Gregory Gallivan, author of “Health Care: Compassion in Action,” has announced that the Spanish-language edition of the book, “Atención Médica: Compasión en Acción,” is now available, expanding access to his ideas on healthcare reform for Spanish-speaking readers.
The original English edition was released in August 2026 and presents Gallivan’s vision for a healthcare system built around patient choice, stronger education pathways and more efficient use of technology. The Spanish edition introduces those same discussions to a wider group of readers interested in the future of healthcare and the systems that influence patient care.
“I wrote this book because healthcare affects every family in some way,” says Gallivan. “Publishing the book in Spanish allows this conversation to reach more people and gives more readers the opportunity to consider what a more compassionate and effective healthcare system could look like.”
Gallivan approaches healthcare reform from several perspectives. He studied pre-med before entering the insurance industry, where his work as a licensed health insurance broker gave him direct experience with the challenges people face when selecting coverage and navigating the healthcare system.
This experience helped shape the proposals and initiatives presented in the book, including:
A consumer-choice insurance model intended to give individuals and families more flexibility when selecting health coverage.
Earlier education pathways for students interested in medicine, nursing and other health-related careers.
How artificial intelligence could reduce administrative tasks such as billing, coding and documentation, allowing healthcare professionals to spend more time focused on patients.
Gallivan connects these individual proposals to a broader principle: a healthcare solution should not improve the system for one group while creating new problems for another. Reform, he argues, should consider patients, medical professionals, insurers, educators and communities together. The Spanish-language edition extends that message to a larger audience and reinforces Gallivan’s efforts to encourage practical discussions about healthcare beyond political or professional boundaries.
“Atención Médica: Compasión en Acción,” the Spanish edition of “Health Care: Compassion in Action,” is now available for purchase through Amazon.
Gregory Gallivan is available for media interviews, speaking engagements, and panel discussions about healthcare reform, insurance, medical education, technology, and patient-centered care. For more information or media inquiries, please contact Reagan Cooney, publicist at Otter PR, via email at [email protected].
About Gregory Gallivan
Gregory Gallivan is a New England-based healthcare policy author, public speaker, and insurance industry expert who advocates for a more accessible, affordable, and compassionate healthcare system. He studied pre-medicine and later built a career as a licensed health insurance broker. His experience gives him firsthand insight into the challenges that patients, providers, and insurers face. In “Health Care: Compassion in Action”, Gallivan presents ideas that focus on patient choice, medical education, technology, and long-term healthcare reform. Learn more about Gallivan, his book, and his philosophy by visiting https://cleantheuniverse.ai/.
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