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Leveraging local medical volunteerism to improve access to surgical and specialty care and advocating for the uninsured are integral to Operation Access’s work to bridge the healthcare gap.
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Operation Access helps low-income residents get medical care
By Sean Maher: San Mateo County Times (5/9/09)
Six uninsured patients received donated cataract surgeries, hernia repairs and a tonsillectomy through the Operation Access Surgery Session held at Kaiser Permanente Redwood City on Saturday, May 9th. Click here to read the full article
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OA Winter 2009/2010 newsletter
Highlights OA's 2009 Volunteer Appreciation Event and our growth in 2009, our work in San Francisco County, volunteers of the quarter, an inspirational patient story and more!
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The sixth annual Kaiser San Francisco Super Surgery Session scheduled for March 2010 is fast approaching. If you are interested in volunteering please contact Lucia here.
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[My condition] affected my regular life; I couldn't even go on walks with my daughter because of the pain and fatigue. But since the first call I received from OA staff, I felt optimistic. Dr. Bennett was very caring and did an amazing job.
-Maria, OA Patient
-Maria, OA Patient
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