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Hey there where ya goin’, not exactly knowin’, who says you have to call just one place home. He’s goin’ everywhere, B.J. McKay and his best friend Bear. He just keeps on movin’, ladies keep improvin’, every day is better than the last. New dreams and better scenes, and best of all I don’t pay property tax.

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Free medical clinics have been lifesavers to thousands of people lacking health insurance these past few years during the run-up to the official start of expanded health insurance coverage under the Affordable Care Act. T

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	Medicaid was expanded pursuant to the ACA. As a result, people in the state with incomes up to 138 percent of the federal poverty level will be covered by Medicaid with no premiums assessed for the first year and, if people follow “preventative/wellness activities,” no premiums in the future. That’s good, but limited.
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access to insurance—by itself—is not the answer to reforming our current system…[but a] first step on the road to health care reform, the first step in creating a system where all people have access to affordable care.

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people unable to afford insurance, even with subsidies,…people who make too much money to qualify for subsidies but cannot afford the premiums, people…unable to navigate the system due to its complexity, [and]… people who choose to pay the penalty for not having insurance rather than paying the premiums.

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IDespite the impending start of the ACA, free clinics are finding no reason to cut back on their activities. In recent days and weeks, the announcements of new free clinic initiatives, including many that look to continue for the long run, as opposed to existing as special, short-duration healthcare treatment events.

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Wherever they are, they know they will have to change based on what the ACA proves capable of doing in the end and where it falls short of the needs of lower-income people. As the director of a free clinic, Vinograde will be watching to see how low-income Iowans fare once the ACA really gets going next year. Like many others, she will have to be nimble and creative to adjust the service of the Quad City clinic to the needs of the people and families who simply fall between the ACA’s cracks

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The Congressional Budget Office's latest study indicates that upwards of 30 million people in the U.S. will still remain uninsured following the full implementation of ACA, and only 25% of these will be undocumented immigrants. Thank goodness for articles like this one, which help explain to the masses why it is important to continue supporting these privately-funded, volunteer-driven, community-owned clinics as they help fill lingering significant gaps in our pluralistic health care system.

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The Congressional Budget Office's latest study indicates that upwards of 30 million people in the U.S. will still remain uninsured following the full implementation of ACA, and only 25% of these will be undocumented immigrants. Thank goodness for articles like this one, which help explain to the masses why it is important to continue supporting these privately-funded, volunteer-driven, community-owned clinics as they help fill lingering significant gaps in our pluralistic health care system

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nonprofit health clinic. Its mission is to provide high quality, comprehensive, primary healthcare to everyone in the community, regardless of their financial circumstances. Donated funds are used for the prescription assistance program, general operating expenses and for persons with no health insurance. Donations may also be used to assist with costs to upgrade technology such as digital X-ray equipment and electronic medical records. Your donations are important to the continued operation of the clinic, and we are most grateful for your support. Read our "Contribute" page to find out more. Volunteers play an instrumental role at the Rinehart Clinic, and work in a number of capacities, including assisting with mailings, helping with fundraising events, filing and cleaning up and painting the clinic. We are grateful to the volunteers who work with the clini.

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nonprofit health clinic. Its mission is to provide high quality, comprehensive, primary healthcare to everyone in the community, regardless of their financial circumstances. Donated funds are used for the prescription assistance program, general operating expenses and for persons with no health insurance. Donations may also be used to assist with costs to upgrade technology such as digital X-ray equipment and electronic medical records. Your donations are important to the continued operation of the clinic, and we are most grateful for your support. Read our "Contribute" page to find out more. Volunteers play an instrumental role at the Rinehart Clinic, and work in a number of capacities, including assisting with mailings, helping with fundraising events, filing and cleaning up and painting the clinic. We are grateful to the volunteers who work with the clinic

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Mutley, you snickering, floppy eared hound. When courage is needed, you’re never around. Those medals you wear on your moth-eaten chest should be there for bungling at which you are best.

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provide comprehensive care for patients when they are ill – whether it’s the common cold, depression, or heart disease. Our providers work together to provide access to a spectrum of services that assist patients in managing their chronic illness, always working toward improving their overall health. We are a full-service family practice clinic with care "from cradle to grave.".

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Those who have private medical insurance. We bill most insurance programs – check at the front desk. • Patients who are on Medicare. • Those eligible for the Oregon Health Plan and Medicaid. • Private pay patients, who can afford to cover the cost of their care.

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our patients and their families. We pledge to respect their needs as individuals and to serve them with kindness, integrity and a high degree of professionalism. We recognize that the relationship between a provider and patient is a confidential one.

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The main emphasis of The Rinehart Clinic is to provide care for patients when they are ill – whether it’s with the common cold or heart disease. The Clinic is fully equipped to provide the following additional services:

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Sliding-Fee Scale For the uninsured, underinsured and those who are unable to pay out of pocket for their medical care, we offer a Sliding-Fee Scale discount based on Federal Poverty Guidelines. Learn more and download an application here:.

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provides medical care through mobile clinic events in underserved, isolated, or impoverished communities. Most clinics provide general medical, dental, vision, preventive care, and education unless otherwise indicated such as veterinarian services. Find a clinic near you here, or a local affiliate to connect within your community..

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Our organization is part of a larger effort to bring people together to address health care issues in their community and see those communities transformed for a better and healthier future..

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MTo be the best at operating no-cost clinics that enhance quality of life through the delivery of competent and compassionate health care to those who are impoverished, isolated, and underserved.

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