A grocery run that became a lifesaving moment in Philadelphia @McKinsey
A grocery run that became a lifesaving moment in Philadelphia  @McKinsey
Uploaded March 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Along one Philadelphia subway line, life expectancy can vary by 20 years from one neighborhood to the next.

This episode of McKinsey's Health in Cities explores how public-private partnerships are expanding access to preventive care in trusted community settings—from grocery stores to local health hubs. By bringing health screenings and early intervention into everyday spaces, partners are working to close health equity gaps and improve outcomes across the city.

Featuring insights from community leaders, healthcare providers, retailers, nonprofits, and the McKinsey Health Institute, this film highlight a scalable, collaborative, place-based approach to prevention.

Healthy Cities is a McKinsey & Company series on healthy equity, urban health, and partnership-driven solutions.

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A grocery run that became a lifesaving moment in Philadelphia

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