(BPT) - Have you ever thought about what healthcare would be like if the people who keep it running weren't there? No friendly hello at check-in. No vitals waiting in the chart. No medications prepared on time. A doctor or nurse trying to do it all, while patients wait.

Healthcare doesn't stand still — it slows down. Wait times grow, providers burn out, and communities feel the gap. Allied health professionals are the ones who keep care moving, who support providers, and who have the closest and most frequent contact with patients.

Allied health professionals are the "heart and hands" of the healthcare industry. Can you imagine care without them?

With an estimated global healthcare staffing shortage of 11 million by 2030 , the roles of allied health professionals are more important no

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