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§ 44:5-1	Health of indigent and recreation of needy children
§ 44:5-2	Annual appropriation in municipalities to maintain indigent patients and assist health care facilities
§ 44:5-2a	Health care facility defined
§ 44:5-2.1	Effective date
§ 44:5-3	Contracts by cities for care of persons at public expense
§ 44:5-4	Contracts by cities for care of indigent patients; referendum
§ 44:5-5	Referendum; ballot, form
§ 44:5-6	Making of contract
§ 44:5-7	Annual appropriation by city during existence of contract
§ 44:5-8	Authorization of increased annual appropriations in certain cities
§ 44:5-9	Contracts by cities for care of diseased patients
§ 44:5-10	Annual appropriations in certain municipalities to maintain patients or assist hospitals
§ 44:5-10.1	Annual appropriations in certain municipalities for contributions to hospitals
§ 44:5-10.2	Construction or enlargement of private health care facility; municipal appropriations
§ 44:5-11	Annual appropriations by counties to maintain patients in nonprofit hospitals or clinics
§ 44:5-12	Distribution of appropriation among nonprofit hospitals or clinics in county
§ 44:5-13	Annual reports to freeholders by hospitals participating in appropriation
§ 44:5-14	Appropriations by counties for constructing or enlarging private charitable hospitals
§ 44:5-15	Bond issues by counties for construction or alteration of charitable hospitals
§ 44:5-16	Annual appropriations for maintenance of charitable hospitals and for care and treatment of poor
§ 44:5-17	Provision by counties over 850,000 for maintenance of patients in hospitals
§ 44:5-18	Annual appropriations for purposes of section 44:5-17
§ 44:5-18.1	Psychiatric diagnosis and treatment of indigent residents; appropriation for
§ 44:5-19	Annual appropriations by fourth and sixth-class counties for maintenance of patients
§ 44:5-19.1	Liens for medical care and hospitalization; priority
§ 44:5-19.2	Form
§ 44:5-19.3	Time of filing
§ 44:5-19.4	Place of filing; effective date of lien
§ 44:5-19.5	Clerk or register of deeds; duties; fees
§ 44:5-19.6	Property concerned
§ 44:5-19.7	Settlement of lien
§ 44:5-19.8	Discharge
§ 44:5-19.9	Support by relatives
§ 44:5-19.10	Court action to force responsible relative to pay

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