Charitable Clinics and the Private Option

KUAF | By Jacqueline Froelich

Published July 28, 2014 at 12:58 PM CDT

Free clinics as well as federally qualified health clinics are seeing a variety of outcomes with tens of thousands of working poor in Arkansas now able to purchase subsidized private insurance, because of federal Medicaid expansion.

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