Few San Francisco Residents Enroll In Health Care Program After City Increases Income Eligibility Li
Few San Francisco Residents Enroll In Health Care Program After City Increases Income Eligibility Li
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San Francisco on Wednesday expanded eligibility in its Healthy San Francisco program to individuals residing in the city with incomes up to about $32,000 annually who do not qualify for other health programs, but "few seemed to be taking advantage of it," the San Francisco Chronicle reports. |
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