Spinning a Safety Net: How Laundromats Are Revolutionising Healthcare Access
2025-01-30
The Washington Post on MSN.com
In a bid to bridge the healthcare gap, innovative programs are leveraging everyday routines, like doing laundry, to connect low-income Americans with vital health services. By setting up shop in local laundromats, these initiatives aim to make healthcare more accessible and convenient, particularly for those who struggle to navigate traditional systems. With the help of State Medicaid and Affordable Care Act programs, individuals can now get enrolled and access care while doing their laundry, making healthcare more inclusive and user-friendly. This approach is part of a broader effort to expand healthcare access and affordability, including Medicaid expansion and community outreach.
