Gregory Gallivan’s “Health Care: Compassion in Action” Expands with French-Language Edition
Nov 5, 2026
New French edition expands access to Gallivan’s ideas on healthcare reform, patient choice, education, and technology.
South Windsor, United States, November 5, 2026 -- Healthcare policy author and insurance industry expert Gregory Gallivan announced that “Soins De Santé: La Compassion en Action,” the French edition of his book, “Health Care: Compassion in Action,” is now available for purchase, bringing his ideas on healthcare reform to French-speaking readers and expanding the international reach of the book.
Gallivan released the original English edition of “Health Care: Compassion in Action” in August 2026. In the book, he examines the challenges that patients, healthcare professionals and insurers face and presents practical ideas for creating a more compassionate, efficient and patient-centered healthcare system.
“Healthcare affects people everywhere, regardless of where they live or which language they speak,” says Gallivan. “The French edition of this book gives more readers an opportunity to join this conversation and consider new ways to improve healthcare for patients, families and medical professionals.”
“Health Care: Compassion in Action” draws from Gallivan’s experience with both medicine and health insurance. He studied pre-medicine before building a career as a licensed health insurance broker. Those experiences gave him insight into the healthcare system from multiple perspectives and eventually inspired him to write the book.
Throughout the book, Gallivan explores several areas of healthcare reform. He proposes a consumer-choice insurance model that gives individuals and families more flexibility when selecting coverage. He also calls for education pathways that introduce students to careers in medicine, nursing, and other healthcare fields at an earlier age.
Gallivan also examines how healthcare organizations can use artificial intelligence to reduce administrative work. He argues that technology can help streamline tasks such as billing, coding and documentation, giving healthcare professionals more time to focus on caring for their patients.
These proposals support a larger idea that runs throughout the book: healthcare reform should create solutions that serve everyone who depends on the system. Gallivan encourages readers to consider the needs of patients, medical professionals, insurers, educators and communities together rather than treating healthcare as a problem that affects only one group.
The French edition extends that conversation to a new audience while maintaining the ideas and principles that Gallivan introduced in the original book. Readers can find “Soins De Santé: La Compassion en Action,” the French edition of “Health Care: Compassion in Action,” on Amazon at https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0HPFD2SJ5/.
Gallivan welcomes opportunities for media interviews, speaking engagements, and panel discussions about healthcare reform, health insurance, medical education, technology, and patient-centered care. For more information or media inquiries, please contact Reagan Cooney, publicist at Otter PR, via email at [email protected].
About Gregory Gallivan
Gregory Gallivan is a New England-based healthcare policy author, public speaker, and insurance industry expert who advocates for a more accessible, affordable, and compassionate healthcare system. He studied pre-medicine and later built a career as a licensed health insurance broker. His experience gives him firsthand insight into the challenges that patients, providers, and insurers face. In “Health Care: Compassion in Action”, Gallivan presents ideas that focus on patient choice, medical education, technology, and long-term healthcare reform. Learn more about Gallivan, his book, and his philosophy by visiting https://cleantheuniverse.ai/.
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