Healthcare disparities refer to the differences in access to, quality of, and outcomes from healthcare services among various groups. These disparities can be influenced by factors such as race, ethnicity, socioeconomic status, geographic location, and education. As a result, certain populations may experience higher rates of illness, lower quality of care, and reduced access to necessary medical services. Addressing healthcare disparities is essential for promoting health equity, which aims to ensure that everyone has a fair opportunity to achieve their highest level of health. Efforts to reduce these disparities often involve improving access to care, enhancing cultural competence among healthcare providers, and implementing policies that target the specific needs of underserved communities.