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If you don't have health insurance, but you have symptoms of covid, how can you get help and what should you do?
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You can get help: Community health clinics, which serve vulnerable populations including low-income people, immigrants and the uninsured, are available to help by addressing some symptoms.
Answered 5/2/2020
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