41.2% of Latino agricultural workers experience long COVID, but distance from care and lack of insurance steeply delay diagnosis.
About 80% of U.S. long COVID specialty clinics have closed as of 2025, driven by funding cuts, provider burnout, and the lack of approved treatments.
The UK's Long COVID clinics fell from a peak of 120 to fewer than half remaining open in 2025 after funding responsibility shifted to local boards.
A profile of Mount Sinai's Dr. David Putrino on his concerns long COVID could grow into a wider crisis affecting roughly 5% of U.S. adults.
UW Medicine's clinic is one of the only dedicated long COVID facilities in Washington state, leaving much of the state with little specialized access.
Despite $1.15 billion in NIH RECOVER funding, no FDA-approved treatments exist, and advocates argue the program prioritized observation over trials.
A patient advocacy hub organizing guidance into provider directories by state, clinical trial info, mental health support, and financial/legal aid.
How NYC patients can access multidisciplinary long COVID care through private hospital systems, and the counterproductive advice some still receive.
Maps the geographic mismatch between long COVID prevalence and clinic availability, with most of 400+ clinics clustered in major metro areas.
Household Pulse Survey data shows long COVID rates are disproportionately higher among women, transgender adults, and Hispanic adults.