Not in Alabama. He doesn't qualify for Medicaid, which is government healthcare for poor people. He would need to move to another state.
Living together but only dated 3 months? Maybe the pastor was trying to tell Polissa that they didn't want an idiot teaching at the church and she used it to trap herself a man... well, Joh.
She just a widdle uwu bby with such a hard life that she's prematurely gray. Won't someone rescue the poor princess? Woe!
Plus, aren't there cheap-ass marketplace plans if you're low-income? The deductibles/copays on those plans are probably exorbitant but some doctor's offices will bill you for that if you make an effort to pay a little here and there.
Even though he can't get Medicaid you'd think he'd qualify for a cheap Obamacare plan. He's probably just too lazy to look into it. Somehow he manages to make every one of his problems worse.
He might have tried once. In my experience, those low income clinics have very long waiting lists. Joh doesn't strike me as patient enough to wait to be seen.
The shithole states I have used them in were mostly good, and those good ones had consistent follow-ups and were structured for chronic conditions... but Alabama was not among them and I don't have diabetes so I can't truly say. But if they are ranking near or at 50/50 worst then that is not a shock.
"coherenced"
Really varies by state. In my state, state insurance is accepted by most - or at least by most quality systems - and booking an appointment with a specialist is not onerous. It may be that severely advanced or complicated situations are harder, but in my observation, not really harder than for any patient, provided the provider accepts the insurance.
