By ELISE PATKOTAK, Anchorage Daily News. Published: December 12, 2007 I’m not exactly the Christmas type. In fact, there are some who say I should not be allowed in polite company during this festive period. Personally, I find so many people running around with silly grins on their faces wishing everyone a happy holiday somewhat …
By TERESA ZIMMER, Anchorage Daily News Letter to the Editor. Published: November 25, 2007 It is shameful to live in one of the richest nations in the world and not provide basic health care to every man, woman and child. It is embarrassing to have a president who votes for cuts to health care for …
By ANN POTEMPA, Anchorage Daily News. Published: February 28, 2006. Joshua Kiele couldn’t walk without pain. He couldn’t work because the pain got in the way. And if he couldn’t work and didn’t have health insurance, he couldn’t pay the thousands of dollars required for hip-replacement surgery. Kiele, 30, tried to find medical coverage for …
Posted: December 12, 2007 by char
Curing Physical Ills and Poverty Too
By ELISE PATKOTAK, Anchorage Daily News. Published: December 12, 2007 I’m not exactly the Christmas type. In fact, there are some who say I should not be allowed in polite company during this festive period. Personally, I find so many people running around with silly grins on their faces wishing everyone a happy holiday somewhat …
Posted: November 25, 2007 by char
Anchorage Project Access Helps Ensure Health Care for Everyone
By TERESA ZIMMER, Anchorage Daily News Letter to the Editor. Published: November 25, 2007 It is shameful to live in one of the richest nations in the world and not provide basic health care to every man, woman and child. It is embarrassing to have a president who votes for cuts to health care for …
Posted: April 24, 2007 by char
KTUU News story about a patient’s experience
Courtesy of KTUU-TV NBC.
Posted: February 28, 2006 by char
Program connects cash-strapped patients with volunteer care
By ANN POTEMPA, Anchorage Daily News. Published: February 28, 2006. Joshua Kiele couldn’t walk without pain. He couldn’t work because the pain got in the way. And if he couldn’t work and didn’t have health insurance, he couldn’t pay the thousands of dollars required for hip-replacement surgery. Kiele, 30, tried to find medical coverage for …