Medicaid work rule leaves homeless people in the cold
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Kadrmas, a medical assistant at Partnership Health Center’s Watershed Clinic in Missoula, Mont., prepares to take Pugh’s blood for testing. The facility is one of about 1,400 health centers nationwide that receive federal funding to serve patients based on what they can afford.
Kaitlyn Bosshardt, a social worker at Partnership Health Center in Missoula, Mont., counts letters about Medicaid that the state’s health department sent to clinic patients who don't have a steady address.
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Kadrmas, a medical assistant at Partnership Health Center’s Watershed Clinic in Missoula, Mont., prepares to take Pugh’s blood for testing. The facility is one of about 1,400 health centers nationwide that receive federal funding to serve patients based on what they can afford.
Kaitlyn Bosshardt, a social worker at Partnership Health Center in Missoula, Mont., counts letters about Medicaid that the state’s health department sent to clinic patients who don't have a steady address.
