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A Nebraska health center helps former Tyson workers get insurance after plant closure, offering free multilingual aid for Medicaid and Marketplace enrollment.
Lexington Regional Health Center in Nebraska is helping hundreds of former Tyson Foods workers, laid off after the plant closed in January 2026, secure health insurance.
Financial counselors Sandra Carvajal and Vanessa Strong provide free, multilingual support—using interpreters for Somali, Arabic, and Spanish—to guide applicants through Medicaid and Marketplace enrollment, assisting with documentation like proof of job loss and income.
While undocumented individuals without work permits are ineligible for Medicaid, those with permits may qualify for Marketplace plans, though cost remains a barrier.
Emergency care is available via EMSA for non-citizens.
The program, launched three years ago, focuses on compassion and practical support during a difficult transition.
Un centro de salud de Nebraska ayuda a ex trabajadores de Tyson a obtener un seguro después del cierre de la planta, ofreciendo ayuda multilingüe gratuita para la inscripción en Medicaid y Marketplace.