Several years ago

  • Several years ago, Grady Memorial Hospital partnered with this Access Clinic, a 501(c) (3) staffed by volunteers who provided free medical care for low-income individuals. Gradually the number of patients declined until operations at the clinic ceased. A few weeks ago the building at Ninth Street and Chickasha Avenue was returned to the hospital, and the board of trustees will decide whether to keep it or sell it, CEO Steve Pautler said. Secrett Taylor | Southwest Ledger
    Several years ago, Grady Memorial Hospital partnered with this Access Clinic, a 501(c) (3) staffed by volunteers who provided free medical care for low-income individuals. Gradually the number of patients declined until operations at the clinic ceased. A few weeks ago the building at Ninth Street and Chickasha Avenue was returned to the hospital, and the board of trustees will decide whether to keep it or sell it, CEO Steve Pautler said. Secrett Taylor | Southwest Ledger

    Several years ago, Grady Memorial Hospital partnered with this Access Clinic, a 501(c) (3) staffed by volunteers who provided free medical care for low-income individuals. Gradually the number of patients declined until operations at the clinic ceased. A few weeks ago the building at Ninth Street and Chickasha Avenue was returned to the hospital, and the board of trustees will decide whether to keep it or sell it, CEO Steve Pautler said.