Jul 9, 2008 | Laboratory News, Laboratory Pathology
It’s now the one-year anniversary for the nation’s first attempt by a city to institute universal healthcare. The Healthy San Francisco program was created by the City of San Francisco to give its 73,000 uninsured city residents access to affordable health care. Technically, the program is not health insurance because beneficiaries can only access benefits within the city limits of San Francisco. The program is funded by businesses with 50 or more employees that don’t provide...
