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sfgibbs30_059_mac.jpg Dr. Gibbs goes over a slide under a microscope as Physician Assistant, Kate McElroy and Yale University Medical Student Powell Jose, share a laugh. Patricia ÒTriciaÓ Gibbs is much more than just your typical ski mom racing the kids down the mountain. She might just be the single most enlightened person to ever strap on a pair of skis. Consider the San Francisco Free Clinic. ÒMy husband, Richard, and I had been in private practice for three years when we decided to start our free clinic, Ó says Tricia, whose spouse is also the Medical Supervisor for the San Francisco Ballet. ÒWe were consumed with the Ôbusiness' of medicine, and having increasingly guilty and nagging thoughts about the uninsured patients who came to our clinic. They had to pay full price for services, many times with a dismayingly high price tag. We had a dramatic thought: how about taking our office, move to a less expensive part of town, and see uninsured patients for free?Ó Friends and parents thought the medical couple hare-brained, but on Valentine's Day of 1994, they opened the doors of the San Francisco Free Clinic for the first time. Their mission was and is very simple: to provide free medical care to the uninsured and to train and encourage other physicians and medical providers to do the same. Event in San Francisco, Ca on 12/1/05. Photo by:Michael Macor / San Francisco Chronicle (Michael Macor/San Francisco Chronicle via AP) (Foto: © MICHAEL MACOR, Associated Press)