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Medicaid provides health insurance for eligible individuals with disabilities, the elderly, children and families, and pregnant women. Eligibility for Medicaid is dependent upon state-established income and resource guidelines.

• Map of Medicaid programs by state

Find a clinic or hospital providing free or reduced care

If you are uninsured you may find treatment in your area through a free clinic or a hospital charity care program. Keep in mind you may need to see a primary care provider at a free clinic before you can receive a referral to a specialist. Here are some links to help you get started looking for low cost care:

• Federally funded health centers—sliding scale fees
• NeedyMeds map of free/low cost clinics by state
• Specialist care: Project Access or check this list as well
• Hill Burton hospitals are obligated to provide free or reduced-cost health care pending an application process.

Find other local resources in your state

• Map of state sponsored programs by state
• State Drug Assistance Programs
• National Financial Resources Guidebook for Patients - includes broad range of resources from housing, food, transportation and more.
• Patient assistance program application assistance by state
• Healthcare.gov—use the eligibility tool to find the right programs for you. Includes access to eligibility for health care benefits such as Medicaid, Medicare, and the Pre-existing Condition Insurance Plan/High Risk Pool.
• State 2-1-1 or local United Way provides information and referral for food, housing, employment, health care, counseling and more.