The Asian American population has rapidly grown since 2000, yet health-related research within the community remains scarce. Only 0.17% of NIH-funded research from 1992 to 2018 focused on health outcomes among AAPI communities in the United States. The objective of this project is to explore the extent of how cultural beliefs influence healthcare decisions among Asian American patients, and consequently, how it relates to their health outcomes. Through literature review and survey research, we aim to identify disparities and make recommendations for culturally sensitive healthcare practices. The research has widespread potential impacts: by advancing the understanding on these cultural influences, we empower healthcare providers to promote more inclusive and equitable healthcare practices.