Acorn Medical Clinic closing due to funding shortage

Published: Aug. 6, 2019 at 7:07 PM EDT
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After 45 years, the Acorn Medical Clinic in Brooker is closing its doors due to a funding shortage.

The non-profit clinic serves about 950 patients, who are mostly low-income.

Acorn employees are asking current patients to make an appointment before the end of October. They say they'll help them find a new clinic in the area that fits their needs.

"The good news is that in this area, even in the last six to ten years, there's been a lot of primary care sliding-scale clinics that have opened, so there is a place for our patients to go," said Acorn Executive Director Candice King.

Although the medical clinic is closing, Acorn's dental office next door will remain open.