Life in Obamacare’s Dead Zone - The New York Times
Inara  Verzemnieks
” But then one day she found herself sobbing in front of a nurse and a social worker, members of a team dispatched by the local clinic to embed themselves in the lives of the uninsured residents of the apartment complex where Foy lived — a effort to reach those who would otherwise, as one resident delicately put it, “remain S.
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