‘Safety net’ programs near capacity

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Faced with a growing population of uninsured residents, Northern Virginia’s principal health care system and its largest local government are nearing their limits on three major programs that serve low-income, uninsured patients, according to a recent report.

The programs are part of Inova Health System and Fairfax County’s “health care safety net” that serves residents who are uninsured, under-insured, on Medicaid or otherwise vulnerable.

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