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filipinos unique social determinants health cultural values beliefs contribute higher prevalence cardiovascular comorbidities hypertension diabetes dyslipidemia aimed identify filipino values practices belief systems influenced health care access utilization conducted 1on1 semistructured interviews selfidentified filipino patients qualitative study utilized constantcomparative approach data collection thematic coding interpretive analysis interviewed 20 filipinos remote rural community assess structural social challenges experienced interacting health care system results suggest filipinos regard culture language pillars health access filipinos trust clinicians exhibited positive tone body language well relatable understandable communication traits features pakikisama filipino traitvalue comfortableness getting along others relatability intercultural values familiarity increased filipino trust health care clinician filipinos may lack understanding navigate us health care system dissuade access care filipino community culture language fundamental components health access health care systems opportunity improve intercultural clinical training increase representation among clinicians support staff improve care delivery navigation health services participants reported routinely relying health care navigators