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Emergency Medicaid: Case Study
Hi! Ms. Deras is undocumented. She does have an emergency Medicaid. On Tuesday, October 11, 2016, client went to Woodhull Hospital to fill Seroquel script medication drug. As per the client the Pharmacy didn’t accept her Medicaid. I’m confused to the reason why Woodhull didn’t accept her Medicaid Card. I will follow up with the

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