Free healthcare service available for needy residents

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By Don Bishop

Tulsa, Okla. — Some individuals are getting free healthcare from one organization in the Tulsa area.

The only qualifier is that the patients have no insurance.

Good Samaritan is operating 13 clinics in the Tulsa area providing medical care, food and clothes for about 200 patients per week.

We're told many of those utilizing the service are treated for chronic ailments, including high blood pressure and diabetes.