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In poverty and bad health, a sense of abandonment
2014
Overview
[...]despite the fact that the United States has a vast and sophisticated system of health care, the country is dotted with health deserts -- not just in isolated rural areas but in the midst of large cities served by prosperous health care giants. The challenge, said Steven Galen, president and CEO of the Primary Care Coalition of Montgomery County, Md., is \"how do you get the money out of the health care system and into the social service system?\" Around the country, a growing number of health care systems and local governments are beginning to work on that challenge.\\n
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Tribune Content Agency LLC
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