It is not a guarantee, but it is the provision that there are grants available to provide medical care, open-ended medical care. I tried to limit it to 6 months after prison. It should be limited to the day they walk out. I tried to limit it to no plastic surgery in prison. They didn't do that. So, yes. You can continue to apply for medical care.
Discussing provisions for medical care for prisoners after their release.
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