West Virginia Health Right has emerged as a crucial safety net for the working poor in the state, particularly in light of recent challenges faced by low-income individuals. On October 21, 2024, over 500 West Virginians attended the We Care WV Day in Charleston, where they received free vision, dental, and medical services. This event highlights the ongoing need for accessible healthcare, especially as 158,000 West Virginians lost Medicaid coverage due to the unwinding of COVID-related policies. Annually, West Virginia Health Right serves approximately 45,000 low-income uninsured individuals at no cost, demonstrating its vital role in the community. The clinic operates with the support of over 600 volunteer physicians and dentists, showcasing a strong commitment to public health. For every dollar of funding, the clinic generates over $30 worth of care, with the average cost of care being $182 per person per year. Additionally, Wheeling Health Right serves around 27,000 West Virginians, further emphasizing the demand for such services. However, both clinics are facing funding challenges as patient numbers continue to rise. Dr. Angie Settle has called for increased funding in the FY26 budget to prevent potential loss of services, underscoring the urgent need for sustainable support for healthcare access among low-income individuals in West Virginia. [97713782]