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Pregnant and Addicted: Homeless Women See Hope in Street Medicine

As homelessness explodes across California, so does the number of expectant mothers on the streets. Street medicine doctors are getting paid more by Medicaid and offering some of those mothers-to-be a chance to overcome addiction and reverse chronic diseases so they can have healthy babies and perhaps keep them.

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Pregnant and addicted: Homeless women see hope in street medicine

As homelessness explodes, so does the number of pregnant mothers living on the streets. Street medicine doctors offer them a chance to have healthy babies and perhaps keep them.

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Health care game-changer ? Feds boost care for homeless Americans

The Biden administration is making it easier for doctors and nurses to treat homeless people wherever they find them, from creekside encampments to freeway underpasses, marking a fundamental shift in how and where health care is delivered.

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More than 220K people kicked off Medi-Cal in its first checkup since COVID

More than 220K people kicked off Medi-Cal in its first checkup since COVID
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More than 220,000 people bumped off Medi-Cal in its first checkup since COVID-19

Many of the people who lost Medi-Cal are likely still eligible for health care coverage if they can get their paperwork to county offices in the next 90 days.

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