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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.
- 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.
- 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.
- 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.
- 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.
- 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.
- 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.
- 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.
- 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.
- South Alabama CARES is the only agency in Mobile, Baldwin, Clarke, Conecuh, Escambia, Monroe, and Washington counties solely dedicated to providing medical and social service support, as well as educational services, for those affected by HIV/AIDS. Visitors to this site can learn about the MASS organization, and view contact information and directions for the central office. Services provided to clients via a case management system at no cost to the client.
- This site, created by SAMHSA, is an online resource for locating drug and alcohol abuse treatment programs, including both private and public facilities throughout the United States. Each facility includes information on its primary focus, services provided, type of care, forms of payment accepted, payment assistance, special language services, website and contact information. The site also provides a mental health services locator, substance abuse agencies locator, detailed substance abuse treatment facility locator and a frequently asked questions page.
- The Actors Fund is a national human services organization that helps everyone, on stage and those behind the scenes, who works in entertainment and performing arts. As a safety net for those in need, crisis or transition, The Actors Fund provides comprehensive social services including counseling, crisis intervention and connections to local resources for personal, family or work related problems as well as emergency financial assistance for basic living necessities. The Fund also offers employment and training programs and a national health insurance resource center. In New York City, The Actors Fund has a free health clinic for the uninsured, and supportive and affordable housing in two residences. The Actors Home in Englewood, NJ features both assisted living and skilled nursing for retirees.
- The Center for the Performing Artist offers a full comprehensive and integrated health care service tailored to the artist's needs. The Center's specialists have particular expertise and experience evaluating and treating the performing artist, and provide access to the full range of specialties available at New York-Presbyterian Hospital/ Weill Cornell Medical Center. Patients are generally seen within 24-48 hours of referral. The Center accepts most insurance plans and is also willing to work with the uninsured artist.
- The Take Care Recovery Plan provides access to free healthcare visits for patients who lost their jobs after March 31, 2009 and are uninsured. The Plan includes most services for the treatment of illnesses and injuries currently provided at Take Care Clinics, including treatment for common family illnesses such as colds, cough, flu, upper respiratory conditions and minor skin conditions.
- West Virginia Bureau for Public Health (BPH) provides a list of community based AIDS/HIV organizations in West Virginia.
- AIDS Delaware offers a variety of programs including but not limited to confidential HIV testing, youth programs, case management, education and outreach and support groups.
- The AIDS Legal Council of Chicago exists to preserve, promote and protect the legal rights of men, women and children in the metropolitan Chicago area impacted by HIV. They provide legal assistance in cases where an individual’s HIV status, real or perceived, is the cause of his or her legal difficulties. They assist clients with discrimination cases, insurance disputes, return-to-work questions, confidentiality issues, the writing of wills, and applying for public benefits.
- With a database of over 500 HIV prevention and service resources throughout Minnesota, The Minnesota AIDS Project AIDSLine assists in finding answers to questions about HIV transmission and testing, complementary health care, contacts with other HIV+ individuals, medical information, and much more.
- AIDS Outreach of Eastern Alabama Medical Center (EAMC) exists to serve the needs of the community members in Lee, Macon, Russell, Chambers and Tallapoosa Counties with a few extended services in Coosa, Clay, Talladega, and Randolph Counties. Their purpose is to provide services to individuals and families infected or affected by HIV, advocate on behalf of persons who are HIV-positive or living with AIDS and conduct outreach and education efforts for a wide variety of targeted populations and locations.
- The AIDS Survival Project is dedicated to serving diverse people living with HIV, united to promote self-empowerment and enhanced quality of life for HIV-affected individuals living throughout Georgia, through advocacy, education, peer support, treatment activism and prevention.
- The All Kids program offers Illinois uninsured children affordable, comprehensive health care that includes doctor's visits, hospital stays, prescription drugs, vision care, dental care and medical devices like eyeglasses and asthma inhalers. Parents pay monthly premiums for the coverage, but rates for middle-income families are significantly lower than they are on the private market.
- Allina Medical Clinic offers more than 50 primary and specialty care services in more than 40 locations in Minnesota. Locations and services offered are listed on the website.
- Arizona clinics that offer discounted fees for services for those who do not have health insurance are listed here by county and city.
- This website provides listings and contact information for community health centers in Massachusetts. These health centers provide primary, preventive, dental, and mental health care to anyone in need regardless of their insurance status or ability to pay.
- This site lists local cancer support groups and support resources, sources of financial assistance, information about Medicaid coverage and clinical trials, and literature on coping with cancer.
- The Charleston AIDS Network, CAN is a non-profit, community based organization dedicated to prevention education, promoting AIDS awareness and providing emotional and financial support for people living with HIV/AIDS. CAN's primary operating area is West Virginia Public Health District III (Kanawha, Clay, Putnam, & Boone counties). Free HIV tests are available. Other services include: Support Group, Food Pantry, Speakers Bureau, Brochure & Video Library.
- ClinicalTrials.gov offers information for locating federally and privately supported clinical trials for a wide range of diseases and conditions. The site provides information about specific clinical trials, the purpose of the trial, eligibility of people to be studied, contacts and locations, and additional information.
- Columbus AIDS Task Force's mission is to fight the spread of HIV, reduce its transmission, stigma and the resulting discrimination through education and awareness, and provide quality services to individuals and families affected by HIV/AIDS.
- This site provides contact information, a description of rendered services and accepted insurance coverage plan information for community health centers available to North Carolina residents. Each health center has sliding fee scale for uninsured patients, and accepts commercial insurance as well.
- Community Health Center Association of Connecticut supports community health centers across the state. Their site provides a directory of CT community health centers which offer dental care, medical care and social services.
- The Disability Rights Center provides information, referral, advice, legal representation and advocacy to individuals with disabilities on a wide range of disability-related problems.
- This site provides listings for community and family health centers located in the state of Florida.
- All Florida County Departments of Health are listed here, with contact information and addresses for each facility. Some entries include links to individual county health department websites. A summary of the services provided at most health departments is provided too.
- HDRC is the designated Client Assistance Program (CAP) and Protection and Advocacy (P&A) System for Hawaii's estimated 180,000 residents with disabilities.
- The Healthy Vermonters Program provides residents who do not have pharmacy insurance with access to prescription drugs for the same price as is paid by Medicaid. To be eligible you must be 65 or older, or disabled and receiving Medicare or social security benefits, and meet income guidlines. VScript and VScript Expanded beneficiaries are automatically enrolled.
- HHC helps patients apply for the public health insurance programs for which they may qualify. If a patient is not eligible for public insurance, the patient's medical fee is reduced to an affordable amount, based on family size and income. This program is available at all public hospitals and health centers. A map of participating facilities is on this website.
- The Missouri Department of Health and Senior Services through the HIV/AIDS Case Management Program provides assistance to locate, coordinate, purchase and refer for medical and psychosocial services for individuals with HIV or AIDS, based on assessed need. The only criteria for participation is that the individual is: HIV+ and Residing in Missouri
- Provided by the community AIDS Consortum of Wayne- Holmes County Ohio, this is a good resource list of local and national AIDS/HIV sites.