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CareLink seeks permission to run periodic pop-up clinics at Hiram events center
Summary
CareLink, a volunteer-run primary-care nonprofit serving uninsured adults, asked to use the city's events facility for periodic pop-up clinics and requested help promoting appointments; council discussion focused on scheduling, the city's nominal rental fee policy and insurance and HIPAA requirements.
CareLink, a Paulding County nonprofit clinic that serves uninsured adults, asked the council for permission to use the city—s events center for periodic pop-up primary-care clinics and asked whether the city could help promote scheduled appointment slots.
Amelia Belfort, chair of CareLink—s board, said the organization is volunteer-led, currently operates two clinic days a week and plans to add a third; it serves adults without insurance (ages 18 to 65) and provides…
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