Tuesday, January 23, 2007
Serving those people without health insurance -- the homeless, the unemployed and the under-employed -- the clinics are actually free, but patient’s needs to fill out an application to show income eligibility based on central poverty guidelines. Some clinics also provide free medication or dental care.
According to a 2004 Florida Health Insurance study, there were 44,295 uninsured people youth than 65 in Escambia County and 13,012 in Santa Rosa. The study was funded by the State Planning Grant plan of the U.S. Health Resources and Services Administration and managed by Florida's Agency for Health Care Administration.
According to a 2004 Florida Health Insurance study, there were 44,295 uninsured people youth than 65 in Escambia County and 13,012 in Santa Rosa. The study was funded by the State Planning Grant plan of the U.S. Health Resources and Services Administration and managed by Florida's Agency for Health Care Administration.
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