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Thea Agnew-Bemben
13:16 - 13:46
“The proposal, it's a 3-year proposal. The first year is gonna be about $3.1 million, then a couple million each year after that. So it's a big lift for us to do this, but the goal is that that will get us over a hump that will allow us to not only coordinate care within Anchorage, but also statewide.”
- Speaker
- Thea Agnew-Bemben
- Timestamp
- 13:16 – 13:46
- Community
- Alaska News
- Location
- Anchorage
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From the transcript
The proposal, it's a 3-year proposal. The first year is gonna be about $3.1 million, then a couple million each year after that. So it's a big lift for us to do this, but the goal is that that will get us over a hump that will allow us to not only coordinate care within Anchorage, but also statewide. So when people have resources or are enrolled with a tribal health organization somewhere outside of Anchorage, we can also engage those resources. Thank you.
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