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NJ’s low-cost health clinics see rising demand as insurance gaps widen

States Newsroom · October 28, 2026

For Franz Murat of Irvington, the idea of getting sick or hurt at work is almost too much to think about. The 24-year-old nursing assistant has no health insurance and is still paying off the $5,000 he owed after being hospitalized last year, when he said the cold weather overwhelmed his still-new-to-the-Northeast…

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NJ’s low-cost health clinics see rising demand as insurance gaps widen

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