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Working uninsured bombard health centers
CHARLESTON, W.Va. -- West Virginians with jobs but no insurance bombarded Charleston-area community health centers with phone calls Monday, hoping to sign up for one of 10,000 "slots" in West Virginia Connect, the state's new health care demonstration program.
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Working uninsured bombard health centers
CHARLESTON, W.Va. -- West Virginians with jobs but no insurance bombarded Charleston-area community health centers with phone calls Monday, hoping to sign up for one of 10,000 "slots" in West Virginia Connect, the state's new health care demonstration program.
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