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Free Clinic in Warrenton Faces Strain Due to Potential Medicaid Cuts

1 report, 1 independent Updated Sep 20
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What happened

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A free clinic in Warrenton, Virginia, has been operating for nearly three decades, serving the residents of Fauquier County. The clinic currently cares for over 2,260 patients through nearly 13,000 cost-free visits annually. The facility is funded by donations and operates on a budget of nearly $3 million, with over 90 percent dedicated to medical, pharmacy, dental, and mental health care costs.

From georgetowner.com

Why it matters

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Upcoming changes to the 2010 Affordable Care Act are projected to remove up to 1,500 Fauquier County residents from their Medicaid insurance. Clinic leadership stated that they are already operating at capacity and noted that the potential influx of uninsured patients would place a significant strain on resources.

From georgetowner.com

Who's involved

  • VirginiaThe state whose residents are impacted by the policy changes.
  • Fauquier CountyThe county whose residents are facing potential service gaps due to policy shifts.
  • WarrentonThe city where the free clinic is located and operates.

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