Use of federal health clinics soars
Wall Street Journal, September 28, 2009
Federally funded health centers, originally created to serve the poor, are seeing a surge of patients as more Americans struggle financially. The centers are on track to handle more than 20 million patients this year, up by more than two million from last year and twice the figure of a decade ago, according to surveys by the National Association of Community Health Centers.
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