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Updated: Monday, December 1, 2008 at 7:32pm

UHS faces problems due to overcrowding

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Steven Siegel
Staff Reporter
Published Thursday, November 16, 2006
The Yale Health Plan lost 40 subscribers in the latest open enrollment period that ended Sunday, but administrators said they are concerned that the number of subscribers is already too high for the University Health Services Center.
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A member of the Yale Health Plan visits University Health Services. UHS currently provides primary medical care to 32,000 faculty, staff and students via the health plan, a number that its current facilities are proving inadequate to support.
Rachel Engler/Contributing Photographer
A member of the Yale Health Plan visits University Health Services. UHS currently provides primary medical care to 32,000 faculty, staff and students via the health plan, a number that its current facilities are proving inadequate to support.

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