aris2chat
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And? They are still closed due to the ACA as are many others. Not just free clinics but group homes that service mental health issues.
Some are happy some aren't ...they just lost or are losing funding.
You have a point? Besides the one on your head?
THey are closed because services can be gotten at regular hospitals now that people can get insurance.
I know this is a hard concept for you to grasp, but for those who don't go around life saying "Fuck The Poor", this is a GOOD thing.
Which has nothing to do with PP still being needed to provide specialized treatment...
Care at a hospital still costs more and insurance companies don't want the expense. Medical insurance for the doctors is also making specialties out priced and insurance does not pay the doctors enough.