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Protecting Access to Care for Indigent Incarcerated Patients Despite Co-Pays

Protecting Access to Care for Indigent Incarcerated Patients Despite Co-Pays
Dwayne Rushing 21 September 2026 0 Comments

Medical co-pays in prisons often block indigent patients from accessing care, leading to worse health outcomes and higher costs. Learn why fees fail and what alternatives work.

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