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- This is a comprehensive resource site for seniors that permits searching by county or town and category of service such as prescription drug program or health centers.
- The Al Hirschfeld Free Health Clinic provides free health care to uninsured and underinsured entertainment industry professionals between the ages of 18 and 64. The Hirschfeld Clinic offers urgent care, primary and specialty care with low cost referrals to a wide range of specialty clinics and practitioners. Dr. James Spears, the Clinic's Medical Director, oversees a team of general practitioners and specialists who volunteer their time to provide free medical care to the entertainment community. All lab tests as well as other services provided by the Clinic are free.
- Artists United for Health Care was created in 2009 by AHIRC, with support from Leveraging Investments in Creativity (LINC). Our goal is to enable artists to get directly involved in advocating for meaningful and real reform through sending letters to their Congressional representatives and by joining with other participating organizations who are working hard to effect change. At this moment we have a unique opportunity to improve our quality of life by demanding affordable, comprehensive guaranteed-issue insurance. We invite you to join us in this effort to create a healthier future for all artists.
- The California HealthCare Foundation (CHCF) is an independent philanthropy committed to improving the way health care is delivered and financed in California. By promoting innovations in care and broader access to information, their goal is to ensure that all Californians can get the care they need, when they need it, at a price they can afford.
- The Center for Medicare Advocacy focuses on the needs of Medicare beneficiaries, people with chronic conditions, and those in need of long-term care. The website provides a great deal of information clarifying many Medicare topics, and each year, the Center represents thousands of individuals in appeals of Medicare denials, as well as responds to approximately 7000 telephone and email inquiries.
- Ensuring that Colorado's low income residents have access to affordable, high quality, primary health care Community Health Centers are federally designated clinics that provide comprehensive care regardless of ability to pay. CHCs also provide access to dental and mental health services. 14 CHCs operate over 118 clinic sites in 34 Colorado counties. 12 CHCs operate 34 dental clinic sites in 21 Colorado counties.
- The CLASS Program is a national, voluntary insurance program that will be available after October 2012 to assist in paying for services and supports that help individuals maintain independence in their communities. People over age 18 who are working will have the opportunity to enroll in the CLASS Program. Enrollees (after contributing to the program for five years) who the program determines have functional limitations expected to last 90 days or more and meet other eligibility requirements will get a cash benefit to help pay for supports to stay independent. These limitations include needing help with many basic daily living activities such as eating and getting in and out of bed. Such supports include home modifications, assistive technologies, home care aides, and personal assistance. The minimum average daily benefit will be $50 a day.
- This website, created by Georgetown University Health Policy Institute, provides links to detailed guides about getting and keeping health insurance in each U.S. state, with information about protections under individual/group plans by state and national laws, financial assistance and more.
- This page of the Department of Labor's Employee Benefits Security Administration (EBSA) is dedicated to consumer information on health plans. It gives plan participants and their beneficiaries information on their rights under the federal health benefits law with respect to their job-based plans. The information ranges from general information on the law to numerous specific issues. Great resource!
- This site is a comprehensive guide to health insurance for senior citiziens of Delaware. It clearly explains long-term care and other important imformation regarding this health care.
- Ehealthinsurance.com is an internet-based health insurance broker that compares premium costs for insurance products from a limited number of insurers and HMOs in a designated location.
- The Eldercare Locator is the first step to finding resources for older adults in any U.S. community, providing an instant connection to resources that enable older persons to live independently in their communities. The service links those who need assistance with state and local area agencies on aging and community-based organizations that serve older adults and their caregivers.
- Family PACT provides no- or low-cost comprehensive family planning services to women and men including all FDA approved forms of contraception, emergency contraception, pregnancy testing with counseling, preconception counseling, male and female sterilization, limited infertility services, testing and treatment for sexually transmitted infections, HIV screening and limited cancer screening. This site includes detailed information on what Family PACT is, who is eligible, what it covers, client information, frequently asked questions and more.
- This comprehensive database of federally-funded health centers, located in most cities and many rural areas, identifies nearby clinics and provides contact information, links when available, and directions. These centers provide care for everyone, including those with no health insurance. Patients pay what they can afford, based on income. These health centers provide well patient checkups, treatment for the ill, complete pregnancy care, immunizations and checkups for children, dental care and prescription drugs, and mental health and substance abuse care.
- This is a comprehensive searchable index of healthcare facilities available in Florida, various health plans, medical conditions and other resources for the residents of the state. Visitors can search by health care category, keyword or location by city, zip code or county.
- This frequently updated lists provides all contact information for free clinics in every county of Pennsylvania.
- The Freelancers Union offers life, medical, long-term disability, and dental insurance for independent workers, freelancers, consultants, independent contractors, temps, part-time workers, contingent employees and the self-employed. Members can choose between group and individual plans and various insurance companies. Insurance options and availability vary upon state. Check their site to learn more about the plans, availability, eligibility, fees, how to apply and more.
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In Eastern Washington, anyone who is uninsured, underinsured or has a question about accessing healthcare can call Health for All. Resource specialists provide assistance with applications and follow-up services that help people enroll in health plans and make informed health care choices. - HealthCare.gov is the federal government's new site explaining health care reform and helping consumers understand how the law will affect them in the coming years. It lists both public and private health insurance options and has several interactive features designed to help users identify the best and most affordable coverage for them.
- This document list all the insurance providers licensed in Kentucky to provide small business coverage. Each listing is on a separate page and contains contact information, areas covered, products offered, and a link if available.
- This site was created by the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, and provides information on how well hospitals care for patients with certain medical conditions or surgical procedures, as well as results from a survey of patients about the quality of care they received during a recent hospital stay. The information on this website comes from hospitals that have agreed to submit quality information for Hospital Compare to make public. This information is intended to help citizens compare the quality of care hospitals provide.
- This site details Idaho's state programs for families in crisis situations providing food, cash, and assistance programs to help them get back on the road to self-reliance. Applications are provided and information detailing resources are found here.
- This page explains what Medicare covers when home health or hospice care is needed.
- Medical assistance comprises three programs that help cover health care costs for persons who qualify. These programs are: Medicaid, which covers low-income persons, pregnant women, children, persons with disabilities and senior citizens; HealthWave 21, which covers children up to age 19 who don't qualify for Medicaid; and MediKan, which covers people trying to get Social Security disability benefits.
- LaCHIP provides Medicaid coverage for doctor visits for primary care as well as preventive and emergency care, immunizations, prescription medications, hospitalization, home health care and many other health services. Children (under19) in low-income families who do not have health insurance are eligible.
- This website lists many facilities in Maine that provide either free or low-cost health care services and dental services.
- This site lists many dental clinics, services and facilities specifically for low-income people.
- This site is designed to assist consumers and their families in making decisions about selecting a nursing home, and to review and compare information on facility and resident characteristics, quality measures, quality indicators, and inspection results. it also explains methods of paying for long-term care.
- Medicare Rights Center (MRC) is the largest independent source of health care information and assistance in the United States for people with Medicare. Their enrollment projects help people with limited incomes access benefits that can help pay their Medicare premiums, deductibles and copays. They also offer a hotline and education services to help inform Medicare recipients of their rights and how to best use and navigate their benefits.
- Medicare is the federal health insurance program for people 65 years of age or older, certain younger people with disabilities, and people with End-Stage Renal Disease. This website lists and explains current updates immediately, and provides extensive information about all aspects of Medicare: rights and protections, plan choices, prescription coverage, billing, appeals, a Medicare glossary, and much more.
- MARS determines eligibility for and provides information about programs offering assistance with medical, nutritional, food, day care, temporary cash or other expenses.
- Since 1991, the Michigan Department of Community Health (MDCH) has implemented a comprehensive breast and cervical cancer control program (BCCCP), through a multi-year grant. With these funds, low-income women now have access to life-saving cancer screening services and follow-up care.
- The links on this page answer all questions about eligibility, benefits, and the application process for Medicaid programs and services in Mississippi.
- This handbook covers public health care programs for children, adults, pregnant women, the disabled and the elderly. It also has sections on hospital care, prescription drugs and private health insurance.
- Nevada Adult Mental Health Services provides both inpatient and outpatient services for people in Las Vegas and Reno, and can make referrals to other community agencies.
- The Nevada Check Up Program provides comprehensive health care coverage to uninsured children, from birth to age 18, of low-income working families who are not covered by private insurance or eligible for Medicaid.
- Nevada Medicaid provides quality health care services to low-income Nevadans who qualify based on federal and state law. Medicaid pays the health care providers directly for services provided to Medicaid recipients.This page is a table of contents for all Medicaid information, including eligibility.
- The New Jersey Hospital Care Payment Assistance Program (Charity Care Assistance) is free or reduced charge care provided to patients who receive inpatient and outpatient services at acute care hospitals throughout the state of New Jersey. Hospital assistance and reduced charge care are available only for necessary hospital care. Some services such as physician fees, anesthesiology fees, radiology interpretation, and outpatient prescriptions are separate from hospital charges and may not be eligible for reduction.
- This site answers FAQ about charity care.
- In 2005, The Actors Fund began working with the Broadway Stage Managers in the creation of a single reliable directory of primary care doctors, specialists and other health care providers that can be used by Broadway and Off-Broadway theatres and other live performance venues. This directory includes office location, hours, fees, participation in health insurance plans, availability for emergency situations and/or backstage visits, and willingness to offer performers and theatre personnel fast appointments and expedited follow-up.
- New York State provides a 50% subsidy to residents in the entertainment industry whose current income is below a certain threshold. Those eligible for this program previously held a position in the entertainment industry and are receiving or about to receive COBRA continuation coverage through an entertainment industry union fund. This link explains income guidelines and provides an application and contact information for further questions.
- The NYC Health Insurance Link was created to help New York City residents and small business owners find health insurance. New Yorkers can compare the costs and benefits of selected health plans, explore strategies to make coverage more affordable, and learn some basics about health insurance.
- The Oregon Health Plan provides health care coverage at little or no cost to low-income Oregonians. OHP encompasses CHIP and Medicaid, simplifying the application process. This site has information about benefits, eligibility, costs, and how to apply.
- The Partnership for Prescription Assistance helps qualifying patients who lack prescription coverage get the medicines they need through the public or private program that's right for them. Many will get them free or nearly free. Its mission is to increase awareness of patient assistance programs and boost enrollment of those who are eligible. Through this site, the Partnership for Prescription Assistance offers a single point of access to more than 275 public and private patient assistance programs, including more than 150 programs offered by pharmaceutical companies.
- The Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA) focuses its attention, programs, and funding on improving the lives of people with or at risk for mental and substance abuse disorders. The website includes links to resources such as hotline numbers, statistics, overviews of a variety of national programs and a large amount of information about topics regarding mental health and substance abuse.
- The Senior Resource Alliance is an incredible resource for all issues related to aging in Central Florida. Topics on the site include caregiving, end of life care, food and nutrition, health, legal and financial help, and mental and emotional health.
- This region-specific small employer health benefit plan rate guide is intended to help small employers shop for coverage.
- This page links to all documents regarding small employer health insurance in Oregon. Links include a list of health insurance carriers authorized to market small group health benefits, a list of insurers in each service area, a report on average rates for typical plans, and general health insurance consumer tips and advice.