This article in the Spring 2021 issue of the MIE Journal, written by Miriam Harmatz and Katy DeBriere, contends that statewide poverty health law programs are essential components of a legal aid delivery system given that health is the top-ranked unmet civil legal need among low-income Americans. The authors explain why a “disconnect” exists between that need and available legal resources. Using the Florida Health Justice Project as a model, the article outlines how statewide health law programs can address these gaps through systemic advocacy, attorney training, consumer outreach, and targeted litigation.