
Sam Salganik sees hardship cases of Rhode Islanders struggling to pay for health care. But he’s seeing less of it. “The state is making progress,” said Salganik, executive director of the Rhode Island Parent Information Network, a nonprofit in Warwick that advocates for better health care and education, particularly for children with special needs. “There
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