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...stressed that no proof of financial need will be required to determine eligibility for the clinic. "The assumption will be that they are not able to use the available medical services, public or private, but their reasons for this will not be questioned. If they think they are eligible, they...
...group of Harvard and M.I.T. physicians and psychiatrists yesterday announced plans to establish a free medical clinic to serve poor people and alienated young people in the Cambridge area...
...clinic will initially operate five nights and one afternoon per week with a staff of volunteer doctors. Salaries for a nurse and an aide, as well as rental and renovation costs for an office, will be paid by a $69,000 grant from the Field Foundation of New York City...
Brenner said the grant would pay the entire operating costs of the clinic for two years. He indicated that it might also provide limited amounts of free prescription medicine for patients...
...counselors in mental hospitals and other institutions as part of their training. Workshops in pastoral counseling for parish ministers have mushroomed. The Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Detroit holds a weekly seminar for priests conducted by a psychiatrist; more than 500 clergymen now study annually at the famed Menninger psychiatric clinic in Topeka, Kans. In many U.S. cities, churches have established their own mental-health clinics, manned by both psychiatrists and clergymen trained in counseling...