558 Clayton Street
San Francisco, CA
Phone #: (415) 487-5632
Hours: M-Th 9am-9pm, F1-5 By appointment onlyFree services provided. Primary and specialty care, chiropractic care, health care for the homeless, HIV primary care and case management, HIV risk reduction counseling and testing, pediatrics, podiatry, smoking cessation services, women's health services.
105-107 Golden Gate Ave
San Francisco, CA 94102
Phone #: (415) 241-8320
Hours: M, T, Th, F 8am-12pm, 1pm-4:30pm Wed 8am-12pmOffers free drop-in care on a first come, first serve basis with a line forming thirty minutes prior to opening Free health care
"My Health Care in Utah" is an online tool that provides information about hospitals, health plans, and longterm care. This tool assist individuals to make informed decisions about their medical care, find a doctor, verify a license, and file a complaint.
Clinics for Low-Income, Uninsured and Homeless People
For a more complete, current list, call 211 Information and Referral in your local area for clinic addresses, eligibility and hours of operation.
IHC Clinics
IHC Cache Valley Community Health Center
272 1/2 North Main Street
Logan, Utah 84321
(435) 752-7060
IHC Clinic at Lincoln Elementary
Serving people living in the 84111 zip code
1090 Roberta Street
Salt Lake City, Utah 84111
(801) 578-8376
IHC North Temple Clinic
Providing urgent care & primary health care
54 North 800 West
Salt Lake City, Utah 84116
(801) 359-0901
IHC Neighborhood Clinic
Serving people living in the 84104 zip code
Sorenson Multi-Cultural Center
855 West California Ave.
Salt Lake City, Utah 84104
(801) 977-0502
IHC Clinic at Rose Park Elementary
Serving people living in 84116 zip code
1105 West 1000 North
Salt Lake City, Utah 84116
(801) 364-2434
Non-IHC Clinic for Homeless People
4th Street Clinic
Wasatch Homeless Health Care
404 South 400 West
Salt Lake City, Utah 84101
(801) 364-0058
Non-IHC Clinics For Low-Income & Uninsured People
Cedar City Clinic
1303 North Main St.
Cedar City, Utah 84720
(435) 865-8520
Doctor's Free Clinic
1036 East Riverside Drive
St. George, Utah 84790
(435) 656-0022
Through Medicaid and the Baby Your Baby program, financial help is available on a temporary basis to Utah women who are pregnant and do not have the money to pay for prenatal care.
Welcome Baby is a free community service offered by United Way of Utah County and the Utah County Health Department. The purpose of Welcome Baby is to provide support and information to first-time parents to help them enjoy a healthy beginning with their child.
Covered at Work is a program that may be able to help pay for part of your health insurance. You must qualify and have access to health insurance through your job./p>
The Utah Medicaid program pays medical bills for people who qualify for a category of Medicaid and who have low income or cannot afford the cost of health care.
The Primary Care Network (PCN) is health coverage for adults who qualify. Applications are only accepted during enrollment sessions, which are held when resources are available to cover more people.
The Center for Multicultural Health website now includes a library of health education materials in many languages to assist health professionals to communicate with people who don't speak English well.
The RI Medical Assistance Program, also known as "Medicaid," provides comprehensive medical coverage to seniors (age 65+) and people with permanent disabilities.
Eligibility
An individual may be eligible for Medical Assistance if he or she is a Rhode Island residents 65 years of age or older, blind or disabled. People receiving Supplemental Security Income (SSI) benefits automatically qualify for Medical Assistance. Seniors and people with disabilities who are receiving Social Security Retirement or Disability Benefits and have income/resources that exceed the SSI limits may still be eligible for Medical Assistance which has a higher income and resource limit. (See "flex test eligibility" for Medical Assistance).
In addition, people with disabilities who are waiting for a decision on eligibility for SSI of Social Security Disability Insurance benefits may be eligible for Medical Assistance.
Flex Test Eligibility
If an individual's income is at or above 100% of the Federal Poverty Level (FPL), they may still qualify for Medical Assistance if they have medical expenses. This is called "flex test" eligibility. An individual's medical expenses can be subtracted from a person's income over a six-month period. This may reduce their income to fall within Medical Assistance eligibility guidelines and make them eligible. Eligibility is re-determined every six months.
For more information, please contact your local DHS Office.
Covered Benefits
Medical/Health Services
Information on covered benefits is based on the program a person is enrolled in. See each program below for more information.
MCHIP uses federal and state funds to ensure that all Marylands children have medical insurance.
The Maryland Children's Health Insurance Program (MCHIP) gives full health benefits for children up to age 19, and pregnant women of any age who meet the income guidelines. MCHIP provides care through a variety of Managed Care Organizations (MCOs).
Eligibility:
Children under age 19, who are not eligible for Medicaid
Pregnant women of any age
Whose countable income is at or below 200% of the federal poverty level
Children of employed parents whose employer does not offer family health insurance (NOTE: In some instances, having health insurance will not prevent you from being eligible for MCHIP. Even if you have health insurance, it's best to apply and let the case manager assigned to your application determine your eligibility)
How to Apply:
Complete an application and provide the requested information. The sooner you complete the application, the sooner your child(ren) will receive assistance.
Applications can be mailed in or carried in to any location listed below.
Medicaid, also called Medical Assistance, is a Program that pays the medical bills of certain needy and low-income individuals. It is administered by the State and pays medical bills with Federal and State funds.
Eligibility:
Medicaid coverage is automatically granted to individuals receiving other public assistance, including Supplemental Security Income (SSI), Temporary Cash Assistance (TCA), and Foster Care. Low-income families, children, pregnant women, and aged, blind, or disabled adults may also qualify for Medicaid. You can have private health insurance and be eligible for Medicaid. The rules are different for different groups and the kinds of medical care covered are different for different groups. If you need help paying for your own or your family?s medical bills, you should find out for sure about your eligibility for Medical Assistance by filing an application at your Local Department of Social Services.
Regional Variations
Benefits and eligibility requirements are standard across the State.
Where to Apply:
You must file an application to find out if you are eligible for Medicaid. To do this, go to The Local Department of Social Services (LDSS) in the city or county where you live. If you are applying for a child or a pregnant woman, you may apply at your Local Health Department.
For additional information on the Medicaid Program and eligibility requirements
The Maryland Pharmacy Assistance Program provides help to qualified Maryland residents, regardless of age, who are not eligible for the Maryland Medical Assistance Program. Eligibility is not limited to the elderly and disabled.
Eligibility:
Eligibility for the Maryland Pharmacy Assistance Program is based on the financial resources available to the family unit. Participants receive a yellow and white MPAP card within one week of approval. Eligibility is for one year from the first day of the month in which the application is received.
How to Apply:
Those applying must contact their local department of social services. Complete and submit a declaratory application, which includes identifying information for each member of the household, including income and assets.
The Medicare Buy-In Program, also known as QMB (Qualified Medicare Beneficiary) and SLIMB (Specified Low-Income Medicare Beneficiary). It is designed to protect low-income Medicare beneficiaries from the significant and growing costs required to receive Medicare coverage, including out-of-pocket cost sharing expenses (deductibles and co--payments). The Program connects the two largest public health programs in the country, Medicare and Medicaid, as Medicaid pays for all or part of the Medicare premium and deductible amounts for individuals who are financially eligible.
The QMB (Qualified Medicare Beneficiary) Program serves individuals with modest assets (up to $4,000 per individual or $6,000 per couple) with combined incomes that do not go over 100 percent of the federal poverty level. The state Medicaid program pays their Medicare Part B premiums and cost-sharing amounts. The SLIMB (Specified Low-Income Medicare Beneficiary) Program pays only the Part B premium for those with incomes between 100 and 120 percent of poverty with assets up to $4,000 per individual or $6,000 per couple.
Please note that applications for all Medical Assistance programs can be obtained completed and submitted at your local health department, Drs. Office and Hospital Social Work Department.
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Clothes
In the Image
1823 S. Division
(616) 456-6150
Free clothing available. Make appointment by phone first,
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St. Andrews Outreach
267 Sheldon S.E. 49503
(616) 456-1454
Free clothing and hygiene supplies.
Tuesday & Thursday 9:30am - 11:30am
You can get socks, underwear, soap, shampoo, and a razor once a month
The Medical Care Access Coalition is a Marquette County based, 501 c 3, non profit that coordinates volunteered and donated medical care to the low income, uninsured in the County.
Medical Care Access Coalition (MCAC) is a faith based initiative, volunteer non-profit organization. It is comprised of civic leaders and representatives from medical, public health, mental health/substance abuse, faith-based and consumer groups of Marquette County, Michigan.
i have used this hospital for my oldest son after he broke is leg playing football six years ago .he had to have three major surgeys and his leg is still not fixed right.he needs more surgery but he is 19 years old now and i cant make him have anymore done.but shriners hospital took wonderful care of him while he was there.they made sure we had everything we needed while we were there.they are one of the best place to donate to.i always buy there paper and donate to there boots.
TO: CLARIAN HEALTH PARTNERS INC. FR: Northern Mindanao Medical Center Cagayan de Oro City, Philippines I am just an ordinary citizen who comes to Northern Mindanao Medical Center (a government hospital) every now and then just to be able to help the less fortunate in the best way I can, by comforting them, providing them their needs if I have the resources. This hospital is a government tertiary hospital with a 300-bed capacity. However, every day there are more than 300 in patients admitted leaving the patients with no other option than to use and consider the corridors of the hospital to stay just so they can be given immediate medical attention. Considering the lack of funds from the government, I would like to seek help from your foundation in any way you can to help expand, develop or whatever you can do to the hospital. Should you want to inquire and get more information, please contact DR. RAMON MORENO, OIC-Chief Medical Professional Staff of Northern Mindanao Medical Center (+638822) 721282 or cell number (+639178410322). I am optimistic that through writing this letter to your organization, it will pave the doorway for you to be interested in helping develop our government hospital. From a concerned citizen: Grace E. Mercado-Garanchon Cagayan de Oro City, Philippines
TO: SHRINERS HOSPITAL FOR CHILDREN FR: Northern Mindanao Medical Center Cagayan de Oro City, Philippines I am just an ordinary citizen who comes to Northern Mindanao Medical Center (a government hospital) every now and then just to be able to help the less fortunate in the best way I can, by comforting them, providing them their needs if I have the resources. This hospital is a government tertiary hospital with a 300-bed capacity. However, every day there are more than 300 in patients admitted leaving the patients with no other option than to use and consider the corridors of the hospital to stay just so they can be given immediate medical attention. Considering the lack of funds from the government, I would like to seek help from your foundation in any way you can to help expand, develop or whatever you can do to the hospital. Should you want to inquire and get more information, please contact DR. RAMON MORENO, OIC-Chief Medical Professional Staff of Northern Mindanao Medical Center. I am optimistic that through writing this letter to your organization, it will pave the doorway for you to be interested in helping develop our government hospital. From a concerned citizen: Grace E. Mercado-Garanchon Cagayan de Oro City, Philippines
TO: ST JOSEPHS MEDICAL CENTER FR: Northern Mindanao Medical Center Cagayan de Oro City, Philippines I am just an ordinary citizen who comes to Northern Mindanao Medical Center (a government hospital) every now and then just to be able to help the less fortunate in the best way I can, by comforting them, providing them their needs if I have the resources. This hospital is a government tertiary hospital with a 300-bed capacity. However, every day there are more than 300 in patients admitted leaving the patients with no other option than to use and consider the corridors of the hospital to stay just so they can be given immediate medical attention. Considering the lack of funds from the government, I would like to seek help from your foundation in any way you can to help expand, develop or whatever you can do to the hospital. Should you want to inquire and get more information, please contact DR. RAMON MORENO, OIC-Chief Medical Professional Staff of Northern Mindanao Medical Center (+638822) 721282 or cell number (+639178410322). I am optimistic that through writing this letter to your organization, it will pave the doorway for you to be interested in helping develop our government hospital. From a concerned citizen: Grace E. Mercado-Garanchon Cagayan de Oro City, Philippines
TO: KAISER FOUNDATION HOSPITAL
FR: Northern Mindanao Medical Center
Cagayan de Oro City, Philippines
I am just an ordinary citizen who comes to Northern Mindanao MEdical Center (a government hospital) every now and then just to be able to help the less fortunate in the best way I can, by comforting them, providing them their needs if I have the resources. This hospital is a government tertiary hospital with a 300 bed capacity. However, every day there are more than 300 in patients admitted leaving the patients with no other option than to use the corridors of the hospital to stay just so they can be given immediate medical attention. Considering the lack of funds from the government, I would like to seek help from your foundation in any way you can to help expand, develop or whatever you can do to the hospital. Should you want to inquire and get more information, please contact DR. RAMON MORENO, OIC- Chief Medical Professional Staff of Northern Mindanao Medical Center. I would like to be of help to the hospital through writing letters to any organizations who may be take interest in helping develop our government hospital.
From a concerned citizen:
Grace Mercado-Garanchon
Cagayan de Oro City, Philippines
is there anyone who can help me to pay my medical bill.
i am a college student and its getting hard for me to pay my medical bill as well as tutions.
I will really appericate if anyone can help me out.
nba2291@yahoo.com
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