Rural New Mexico clinics face policy risks and limited funding
More McNeill argues the payback policy harms New Mexico rural clinics for three reasons. Rural clinics are small and cash constrained, unlike urban sites. Only eight of twenty nine clinics qualify for grants to hire doctors, leaving rural areas with fewer alternatives if clinics close. Access to care in rural New Mexico starkly differs from urban areas, with limited substitute services if clinics shut down.
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