What is Citta and what does Dr. Barley do in third world countries to help their health care systems?
Citta is an organization that delivers health care to some of the most impoverished populations in the world. Dr. Barley is involved in the delivery of health care facilities in India, Nepal and Mexico. Through not-for-profit hospitals and accompanying schools, womens centers and small businesses, Citta helps lead these regions out of poverty and aids in the preservation of their unique cultures. Dr. Barley has served as vice president of the organization, and has visited several of Cittas facilities, where he has worked closely with local physicians, and helped coordinate, teach and work along side many visiting, American medical students and doctors.
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