Title: 35 Medical Assistance Programs That Will Help You Pay Your Medical Bills - Q Link Wireless Blog
Headings: 35 Medical Assistance Programs That Will Help You Pay Your Medical Bills
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35 Medical Assistance Programs That Will Help You Pay Your Medical Bills
General Assistance
Government benefits
The United Way
Free clinics
State-sponsored programs
Prenatal Care
Department of Health and Human Services programs
Health care centers
Planned Parenthood
Medicaid
Health insurance
The Affordable Care Act (Obamacare)
Medicaid
Children’s Health Insurance Program (CHIP)
Medicare
Special needs health care
Children and Youth with Special Health Care Needs (CYSHCN)
Dental care
Donated Dental Services
Prescription drug assistance
Pharmaceutical companies
Tips for saving on prescription drugs
Help for veterans
Medical equipment and supplies
Hospital care
Free or discounted care programs at not-for-profit hospitals
Help for specific illnesses
CancerCare
The Assistance Fund
Good Days from CDF
Leukemia & Lymphoma Society
National Organization for Rare Disorders
Caring Voice Coalition
HealthWell Foundation
Patient Access Network Foundation (PAN)
Patient Advocate Foundation
Eye care
Sight for Students
EyeCare America
Vision USA
New Eyes for the Needy
Mission Cataract USA
Hearing aids
Hearing Loss Association of America
The HIKE Fund
Other ways to save
Crowdfunding
Medical bill advocates
Negotiate
Shop around

Content: Medicaid is administered by individual states, so income levels can vary. Some states have also loosened income eligibility for pregnant women, especially if your health care expenses are sufficiently high. Babies born to pregnant women who are receiving Medicaid are automatically eligible to receive Medicaid until their first birthday. Citizenship documentation is not required. Health insurance
The Affordable Care Act (Obamacare)
The Affordable Care Act (Obamacare) lets your enroll in private insurance through an online marketplace. Plans vary according to cost and what’s covered. Subsidies are offered to help pay for the insurance. This act has specific enrollment periods. After Feb. 15, 2015, you can enroll in one of these plans only if you have a life event such as getting married or having or adopting a child. You can also enroll at any time if you’ve lost other health care due to reasons including job loss and divorce.