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Health Kentucky's
success in helping the indigent access free
health care has had a positive influence
on other states. Using the Kentucky model,
Arkansas, Georgia and South Carolina have
implemented similar statewide programs for
their citizens. In addition, the program
has been replicated in 40 communities in
24 other states.
Arkansas Health Care
Access Foundation
The Arkansas Health
Care Access Foundation was founded in 1989
and has served more than 65,000 Arkansans.
 For
more information contact:
Pat Keller
Program Director
Arkansas Health Care Access Foundation
P.O. Box 56248
Little Rock, Arkansas 72215
501 221 3033
ahcaf@aristotle.net
South Carolina's
Commun-I-Care Program
Commun-I-Care was
established in 1993 as an answer to the
growing crisis of providing health care
for South Carolina's working poor. Commun-I-Care
has enrolled 25,000 South Carolinians in
its program.
 For
more information contact:
Ken Trogdon, Jr.
Executive Director
Commun-I-Care
P.O. Box 186
Columbia, South Carolina 29202-0186
803 933 9183
kpt@commun-I-care.org
Georgia Partnership
for Caring Foundation
The Georgia Partnership
for Caring Foundation was formed in 1994
in response to concerns about the lack of
access to health care services for indigent
Georgians.
 For
more information contact:
Tom Underwood
Executive Director
Georgia Partnership for Caring Foundation,
Inc.
57 Executive Park South, Suite 200
Atlanta, Georgia 30329
1-800-982-4723
tunderwood@gmcf.org
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