More and more S.F. residents are losing insurance. Can the city fill the gap?
Enrollment in Healthy San Francisco has increased by 39 percent since January as more residents lose health insurance. The city-run program serves as a health access safety net for the uninsured. Officials are monitoring whether the program can keep up with the rising demand.
Enrollment in Healthy San Francisco, city’s health program for the uninsured, has risen 39 percent since January More and more S.F. residents are losing insurance. Can the city fill the gap?
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