Give more than a gift. Give lifesaving access to care.
Right now, too many people are forced to choose between life-sustaining treatment and basic needs. Your donation to the Accessia Health Foundation helps eliminate those impossible choices. You’ll be funding critical services—like financial assistance, counseling, and advocacy—for individuals living with rare and chronic health conditions.
Because of you, families across the country can stay focused on healing instead of financial stress. Every donation helps bring hope, dignity, and access to care to individuals and families who need it most.
Be the Reason Someone Gets Access To Treatment
Right now, many people with rare and chronic health conditions are forced to choose between paying for daily needs and getting the care they need. Your gift today provides immediate relief through critical financial assistance including:
Case Management
Healthcare Education
Free Legal Aid Services for SSI and SSDI Claims
Financial Assistance for:
Medication copays
Insurance premiums
Travel expenses related to receiving medical care
Other essential medical expenses such as infusion services, DME, counseling, screening and diagnostics, and more.
Other Ways To Give
Many employers offer matching gift programs that can double or even triple your donation. If your company participates, your generosity can go even further at no additional cost to you.
Check with your human resources team to see if your gift qualifies. Submitting a matching gift request is often simple and can significantly increase the impact of your support.
Not comfortable giving online? That’s okay, you can write a check to the Accessia Health Foundation and mail it to:
VIA US Postal Service –
Accessia Health Foundation
P.O. Box 5930
Midlothian, VA 23112
OR
VIA FedEx or UPS:
Accessia Health Foundation
3104 E. Boundary Ct.
Midlothian, VA 23112
If you would like to make a gift of stock to the Accessia Health Foundation, please contact Sean Haynie, Director of Development & Growth, at shaynie@accessiahealth.org for more information.
The Access Legacy Society: Honoring those who create access to care, stability, and hope for future generations.
This program exists to help people turn their values into something lasting. It offers a simple, thoughtful way to ensure that others will continue to have access to care, stability, and hope – not just today, but for the future. A planned gift is not just about money; it is about extending the care and commitment you believe in forward.
A legacy is a story that continues beyond a single moment. By including Accessia Health Foundation in your plans, you affirm that access to care should not end with you; it should carry forward, offering stability, dignity, and a path forward for others.
There are many ways to create a legacy, each reflecting different goals and life circumstances, through the Access Legacy Society.
Accessia Health Foundation does not provide legal, tax, or financial advice. Donors are encouraged to consult with their attorney, financial advisor, or other professional advisors to determine how a planned gift may fit within their individual circumstances.
You can leave a gift to the Accessia Health Foundation in your will, just like you would leave something to a loved one. You stay in full control of your assets during your lifetime.
Please contact Sean Haynie, Director of Development & Growth, at shaynie@accessiahealth.org for more information.
You can name the Accessia Health Foundation as a beneficiary on things like a retirement account or life insurance policy. This does not change how you use these accounts while you’re alive.
Please contact Sean Haynie, Director of Development & Growth, at shaynie@accessiahealth.org for more information.
You can recommend a future gift or name the Accessia Health Foundation as a beneficiary of your donor-advised fund to extend your impact.
Please contact Sean Haynie, Director of Development & Growth, at shaynie@accessiahealth.org for more information.
You make a gift, and in return, you receive steady income for life. What remains later helps support the mission of Accessia Health Foundation.
Please contact Sean Haynie, Director of Development & Growth, at shaynie@accessiahealth.org for more information.
You place assets in a trust that can provide income to you or your family for a period of time. After that, the trust supports Accessia Health Foundation.
Please contact Sean Haynie, Director of Development & Growth, at shaynie@accessiahealth.org for more information.
You can donate gifts of stock or property, which may offer tax advantages while creating a meaningful impact.
Please contact Sean Haynie, Director of Development & Growth, at shaynie@accessiahealth.org for more information
Want a fast and easy way to give or give monthly to the Accessia Health Foundation? Donate through our PayPal account, or use our QR code:
You can turn your passion into action by hosting an event in support of the Accessia Health Foundation. Whether it is a dinner with friends, a community gathering, a birthday fundraiser, or a workplace initiative, your effort can raise both awareness and critical funds for individuals living with chronic and rare health conditions.
When you bring people together around this cause, you are helping to ensure that access to care is not out of reach for someone facing a difficult diagnosis. Your leadership can inspire others to give, learn, and stand alongside patients and families who need support.
If you are ready to get started, explore our fundraising kit with practical tools, simple guidance, and resources to help you plan, promote, and make your event meaningful and successful.
Employee resource groups can play a powerful role in advancing causes that reflect shared values. Partnering with the Accessia Health Foundation offers an opportunity to raise awareness about health equity, support colleagues and communities affected by chronic and rare conditions and organize meaningful volunteer or fundraising efforts.
Wyoming
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National Association of Free & Charitable Clinics - 1,400 Free & Charitable Clinics and Pharmacies provide access to healthcare for uninsured and underinsured people in communities across the U.S. – Find one near you! Open the state column's NAFC finder, enter that state's capital ZIP code, and select a mile radius up to 200 miles within your city, state, or zipcode.
Center for Independent Living (CIL) - Centers for Independent Living (CILs) are community-based organizations that support people with disabilities in achieving greater independence and improving their quality of life. They offer a variety of services
211 - Millions of people in the United States experience food, housing, and financial insecurity every year. Whether you need help paying one bill or many, help meeting basic needs like housing, food, transportation, and health care, or are looking for information to help someone else, you are not alone. Your local 211 agency has the most up-to-date information about local assistance that may be available to you.
If you prefer to talk to someone, you can always call 211 to get connected to a local specialist. Simply call 211 from a cell phone or landline to speak with a live, highly trained service professional. If you prefer to text, chat online, or search your local 211 online database, find your local 211's other contact information here.
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Wisconsin
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Resources & eligibility vary by organization and may change over time. Please visit each organization’s website for the most current information.
National Association of Free & Charitable Clinics - 1,400 Free & Charitable Clinics and Pharmacies provide access to healthcare for uninsured and underinsured people in communities across the U.S. – Find one near you! Open the state column's NAFC finder, enter that state's capital ZIP code, and select a mile radius up to 200 miles within your city, state, or zipcode.
Center for Independent Living (CIL) - Centers for Independent Living (CILs) are community-based organizations that support people with disabilities in achieving greater independence and improving their quality of life. They offer a variety of services
211 - Millions of people in the United States experience food, housing, and financial insecurity every year. Whether you need help paying one bill or many, help meeting basic needs like housing, food, transportation, and health care, or are looking for information to help someone else, you are not alone. Your local 211 agency has the most up-to-date information about local assistance that may be available to you.
If you prefer to talk to someone, you can always call 211 to get connected to a local specialist. Simply call 211 from a cell phone or landline to speak with a live, highly trained service professional. If you prefer to text, chat online, or search your local 211 online database, find your local 211's other contact information here.
Aging & Disability Resource Centers - Aging and Disability Resource Centers (ADRCs) across the country seek to address the frustrations many older adults, people with disabilities, and family members experience when trying to learn about and access long-term services and supports.
West Virginia
Explore organizations and programs available in West Virginia that may help with healthcare access, insurance support, transportation, disability services, caregiver resources, and other community services.
Resources & eligibility vary by organization and may change over time. Please visit each organization’s website for the most current information.
National Association of Free & Charitable Clinics - 1,400 Free & Charitable Clinics and Pharmacies provide access to healthcare for uninsured and underinsured people in communities across the U.S. – Find one near you! Open the state column's NAFC finder, enter that state's capital ZIP code, and select a mile radius up to 200 miles within your city, state, or zipcode.
Center for Independent Living (CIL) - Centers for Independent Living (CILs) are community-based organizations that support people with disabilities in achieving greater independence and improving their quality of life. They offer a variety of services
211 - Millions of people in the United States experience food, housing, and financial insecurity every year. Whether you need help paying one bill or many, help meeting basic needs like housing, food, transportation, and health care, or are looking for information to help someone else, you are not alone. Your local 211 agency has the most up-to-date information about local assistance that may be available to you.
If you prefer to talk to someone, you can always call 211 to get connected to a local specialist. Simply call 211 from a cell phone or landline to speak with a live, highly trained service professional. If you prefer to text, chat online, or search your local 211 online database, find your local 211's other contact information here.
Health Insurance Premium Payment Program (HIPP) - If you are at risk of losing or cannot use your private health insurance because you have a high-risk illness and cannot pay your premiums, you may qualify to have them paid for under the Health Insurance Premium Payment (HIPP) program.
Aging & Disability Resource Centers - Aging and Disability Resource Centers (ADRCs) across the country seek to address the frustrations many older adults, people with disabilities, and family members experience when trying to learn about and access long-term services and supports.
Washington
Explore organizations and programs available in Washington that may help with healthcare access, insurance support, transportation, disability services, caregiver resources, and other community services.
Resources & eligibility vary by organization and may change over time. Please visit each organization’s website for the most current information.
National Association of Free & Charitable Clinics - 1,400 Free & Charitable Clinics and Pharmacies provide access to healthcare for uninsured and underinsured people in communities across the U.S. – Find one near you! Open the state column's NAFC finder, enter that state's capital ZIP code, and select a mile radius up to 200 miles within your city, state, or zipcode.
Center for Independent Living (CIL) - Centers for Independent Living (CILs) are community-based organizations that support people with disabilities in achieving greater independence and improving their quality of life. They offer a variety of services
211 - Millions of people in the United States experience food, housing, and financial insecurity every year. Whether you need help paying one bill or many, help meeting basic needs like housing, food, transportation, and health care, or are looking for information to help someone else, you are not alone. Your local 211 agency has the most up-to-date information about local assistance that may be available to you.
If you prefer to talk to someone, you can always call 211 to get connected to a local specialist. Simply call 211 from a cell phone or landline to speak with a live, highly trained service professional. If you prefer to text, chat online, or search your local 211 online database, find your local 211's other contact information here.
Aging & Disability Resource Centers - Aging and Disability Resource Centers (ADRCs) across the country seek to address the frustrations many older adults, people with disabilities, and family members experience when trying to learn about and access long-term services and supports.
Utah
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Resources & eligibility vary by organization and may change over time. Please visit each organization’s website for the most current information.
National Association of Free & Charitable Clinics - 1,400 Free & Charitable Clinics and Pharmacies provide access to healthcare for uninsured and underinsured people in communities across the U.S. – Find one near you! Open the state column's NAFC finder, enter that state's capital ZIP code, and select a mile radius up to 200 miles within your city, state, or zipcode.
Center for Independent Living (CIL) - Centers for Independent Living (CILs) are community-based organizations that support people with disabilities in achieving greater independence and improving their quality of life. They offer a variety of services
211 - Millions of people in the United States experience food, housing, and financial insecurity every year. Whether you need help paying one bill or many, help meeting basic needs like housing, food, transportation, and health care, or are looking for information to help someone else, you are not alone. Your local 211 agency has the most up-to-date information about local assistance that may be available to you.
If you prefer to talk to someone, you can always call 211 to get connected to a local specialist. Simply call 211 from a cell phone or landline to speak with a live, highly trained service professional. If you prefer to text, chat online, or search your local 211 online database, find your local 211's other contact information here.
Aging & Disability Resource Centers - Aging and Disability Resource Centers (ADRCs) across the country seek to address the frustrations many older adults, people with disabilities, and family members experience when trying to learn about and access long-term services and supports.
Texas
Explore organizations and programs available in Texas that may help with healthcare access, insurance support, transportation, disability services, caregiver resources, and other community services.
Resources & eligibility vary by organization and may change over time. Please visit each organization’s website for the most current information.
National Association of Free & Charitable Clinics - 1,400 Free & Charitable Clinics and Pharmacies provide access to healthcare for uninsured and underinsured people in communities across the U.S. – Find one near you! Open the state column's NAFC finder, enter that state's capital ZIP code, and select a mile radius up to 200 miles within your city, state, or zipcode.
Center for Independent Living (CIL) - Centers for Independent Living (CILs) are community-based organizations that support people with disabilities in achieving greater independence and improving their quality of life. They offer a variety of services
211 - Millions of people in the United States experience food, housing, and financial insecurity every year. Whether you need help paying one bill or many, help meeting basic needs like housing, food, transportation, and health care, or are looking for information to help someone else, you are not alone. Your local 211 agency has the most up-to-date information about local assistance that may be available to you.
If you prefer to talk to someone, you can always call 211 to get connected to a local specialist. Simply call 211 from a cell phone or landline to speak with a live, highly trained service professional. If you prefer to text, chat online, or search your local 211 online database, find your local 211's other contact information here.
Health Insurance Premium Payment Program (HIPP) - If you are at risk of losing or cannot use your private health insurance because you have a high-risk illness and cannot pay your premiums, you may qualify to have them paid for under the Health Insurance Premium Payment (HIPP) program.
Aging & Disability Resource Centers - Aging and Disability Resource Centers (ADRCs) across the country seek to address the frustrations many older adults, people with disabilities, and family members experience when trying to learn about and access long-term services and supports.
Tennessee
Explore organizations and programs available in Tennessee that may help with healthcare access, insurance support, transportation, disability services, caregiver resources, and other community services.
Resources & eligibility vary by organization and may change over time. Please visit each organization’s website for the most current information.
National Association of Free & Charitable Clinics - 1,400 Free & Charitable Clinics and Pharmacies provide access to healthcare for uninsured and underinsured people in communities across the U.S. – Find one near you! Open the state column's NAFC finder, enter that state's capital ZIP code, and select a mile radius up to 200 miles within your city, state, or zipcode.
Center for Independent Living (CIL) - Centers for Independent Living (CILs) are community-based organizations that support people with disabilities in achieving greater independence and improving their quality of life. They offer a variety of services
211 - Millions of people in the United States experience food, housing, and financial insecurity every year. Whether you need help paying one bill or many, help meeting basic needs like housing, food, transportation, and health care, or are looking for information to help someone else, you are not alone. Your local 211 agency has the most up-to-date information about local assistance that may be available to you.
If you prefer to talk to someone, you can always call 211 to get connected to a local specialist. Simply call 211 from a cell phone or landline to speak with a live, highly trained service professional. If you prefer to text, chat online, or search your local 211 online database, find your local 211's other contact information here.
Aging & Disability Resource Centers - Aging and Disability Resource Centers (ADRCs) across the country seek to address the frustrations many older adults, people with disabilities, and family members experience when trying to learn about and access long-term services and supports.
South Dakota
Explore organizations and programs available in South Dakota that may help with healthcare access, insurance support, transportation, disability services, caregiver resources, and other community services.
Resources & eligibility vary by organization and may change over time. Please visit each organization’s website for the most current information.
National Association of Free & Charitable Clinics - 1,400 Free & Charitable Clinics and Pharmacies provide access to healthcare for uninsured and underinsured people in communities across the U.S. – Find one near you! Open the state column's NAFC finder, enter that state's capital ZIP code, and select a mile radius up to 200 miles within your city, state, or zipcode.
Center for Independent Living (CIL) - Centers for Independent Living (CILs) are community-based organizations that support people with disabilities in achieving greater independence and improving their quality of life. They offer a variety of services
211 - Millions of people in the United States experience food, housing, and financial insecurity every year. Whether you need help paying one bill or many, help meeting basic needs like housing, food, transportation, and health care, or are looking for information to help someone else, you are not alone. Your local 211 agency has the most up-to-date information about local assistance that may be available to you.
If you prefer to talk to someone, you can always call 211 to get connected to a local specialist. Simply call 211 from a cell phone or landline to speak with a live, highly trained service professional. If you prefer to text, chat online, or search your local 211 online database, find your local 211's other contact information here.
Aging & Disability Resource Centers - Aging and Disability Resource Centers (ADRCs) across the country seek to address the frustrations many older adults, people with disabilities, and family members experience when trying to learn about and access long-term services and supports.
South Carolina
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Resources & eligibility vary by organization and may change over time. Please visit each organization’s website for the most current information.
National Association of Free & Charitable Clinics - 1,400 Free & Charitable Clinics and Pharmacies provide access to healthcare for uninsured and underinsured people in communities across the U.S. – Find one near you! Open the state column's NAFC finder, enter that state's capital ZIP code, and select a mile radius up to 200 miles within your city, state, or zipcode.
Center for Independent Living (CIL) - Centers for Independent Living (CILs) are community-based organizations that support people with disabilities in achieving greater independence and improving their quality of life. They offer a variety of services
211 - Millions of people in the United States experience food, housing, and financial insecurity every year. Whether you need help paying one bill or many, help meeting basic needs like housing, food, transportation, and health care, or are looking for information to help someone else, you are not alone. Your local 211 agency has the most up-to-date information about local assistance that may be available to you.
If you prefer to talk to someone, you can always call 211 to get connected to a local specialist. Simply call 211 from a cell phone or landline to speak with a live, highly trained service professional. If you prefer to text, chat online, or search your local 211 online database, find your local 211's other contact information here.
Aging & Disability Resource Centers - Aging and Disability Resource Centers (ADRCs) across the country seek to address the frustrations many older adults, people with disabilities, and family members experience when trying to learn about and access long-term services and supports.
Rhode Island
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Resources & eligibility vary by organization and may change over time. Please visit each organization’s website for the most current information.
National Association of Free & Charitable Clinics - 1,400 Free & Charitable Clinics and Pharmacies provide access to healthcare for uninsured and underinsured people in communities across the U.S. – Find one near you! Open the state column's NAFC finder, enter that state's capital ZIP code, and select a mile radius up to 200 miles within your city, state, or zipcode.
Center for Independent Living (CIL) - Centers for Independent Living (CILs) are community-based organizations that support people with disabilities in achieving greater independence and improving their quality of life. They offer a variety of services
211 - Millions of people in the United States experience food, housing, and financial insecurity every year. Whether you need help paying one bill or many, help meeting basic needs like housing, food, transportation, and health care, or are looking for information to help someone else, you are not alone. Your local 211 agency has the most up-to-date information about local assistance that may be available to you.
If you prefer to talk to someone, you can always call 211 to get connected to a local specialist. Simply call 211 from a cell phone or landline to speak with a live, highly trained service professional. If you prefer to text, chat online, or search your local 211 online database, find your local 211's other contact information here.
Aging & Disability Resource Centers - Aging and Disability Resource Centers (ADRCs) across the country seek to address the frustrations many older adults, people with disabilities, and family members experience when trying to learn about and access long-term services and supports.
Pennsylvania
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Resources & eligibility vary by organization and may change over time. Please visit each organization’s website for the most current information.
National Association of Free & Charitable Clinics - 1,400 Free & Charitable Clinics and Pharmacies provide access to healthcare for uninsured and underinsured people in communities across the U.S. – Find one near you! Open the state column's NAFC finder, enter that state's capital ZIP code, and select a mile radius up to 200 miles within your city, state, or zipcode.
Center for Independent Living (CIL) - Centers for Independent Living (CILs) are community-based organizations that support people with disabilities in achieving greater independence and improving their quality of life. They offer a variety of services
211 - Millions of people in the United States experience food, housing, and financial insecurity every year. Whether you need help paying one bill or many, help meeting basic needs like housing, food, transportation, and health care, or are looking for information to help someone else, you are not alone. Your local 211 agency has the most up-to-date information about local assistance that may be available to you.
If you prefer to talk to someone, you can always call 211 to get connected to a local specialist. Simply call 211 from a cell phone or landline to speak with a live, highly trained service professional. If you prefer to text, chat online, or search your local 211 online database, find your local 211's other contact information here.
Health Insurance Premium Payment Program (HIPP) - If you are at risk of losing or cannot use your private health insurance because you have a high-risk illness and cannot pay your premiums, you may qualify to have them paid for under the Health Insurance Premium Payment (HIPP) program.
Aging & Disability Resource Centers - Aging and Disability Resource Centers (ADRCs) across the country seek to address the frustrations many older adults, people with disabilities, and family members experience when trying to learn about and access long-term services and supports.
Oregon
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Resources & eligibility vary by organization and may change over time. Please visit each organization’s website for the most current information.
National Association of Free & Charitable Clinics - 1,400 Free & Charitable Clinics and Pharmacies provide access to healthcare for uninsured and underinsured people in communities across the U.S. – Find one near you! Open the state column's NAFC finder, enter that state's capital ZIP code, and select a mile radius up to 200 miles within your city, state, or zipcode.
Center for Independent Living (CIL) - Centers for Independent Living (CILs) are community-based organizations that support people with disabilities in achieving greater independence and improving their quality of life. They offer a variety of services
211 - Millions of people in the United States experience food, housing, and financial insecurity every year. Whether you need help paying one bill or many, help meeting basic needs like housing, food, transportation, and health care, or are looking for information to help someone else, you are not alone. Your local 211 agency has the most up-to-date information about local assistance that may be available to you.
If you prefer to talk to someone, you can always call 211 to get connected to a local specialist. Simply call 211 from a cell phone or landline to speak with a live, highly trained service professional. If you prefer to text, chat online, or search your local 211 online database, find your local 211's other contact information here.
Aging & Disability Resource Centers - Aging and Disability Resource Centers (ADRCs) across the country seek to address the frustrations many older adults, people with disabilities, and family members experience when trying to learn about and access long-term services and supports.
Oklahoma
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Resources & eligibility vary by organization and may change over time. Please visit each organization’s website for the most current information.
National Association of Free & Charitable Clinics - 1,400 Free & Charitable Clinics and Pharmacies provide access to healthcare for uninsured and underinsured people in communities across the U.S. – Find one near you! Open the state column's NAFC finder, enter that state's capital ZIP code, and select a mile radius up to 200 miles within your city, state, or zipcode.
Center for Independent Living (CIL) - Centers for Independent Living (CILs) are community-based organizations that support people with disabilities in achieving greater independence and improving their quality of life. They offer a variety of services
211 - Millions of people in the United States experience food, housing, and financial insecurity every year. Whether you need help paying one bill or many, help meeting basic needs like housing, food, transportation, and health care, or are looking for information to help someone else, you are not alone. Your local 211 agency has the most up-to-date information about local assistance that may be available to you.
If you prefer to talk to someone, you can always call 211 to get connected to a local specialist. Simply call 211 from a cell phone or landline to speak with a live, highly trained service professional. If you prefer to text, chat online, or search your local 211 online database, find your local 211's other contact information here.
Aging & Disability Resource Centers - Aging and Disability Resource Centers (ADRCs) across the country seek to address the frustrations many older adults, people with disabilities, and family members experience when trying to learn about and access long-term services and supports.
Ohio
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Resources & eligibility vary by organization and may change over time. Please visit each organization’s website for the most current information.
National Association of Free & Charitable Clinics - 1,400 Free & Charitable Clinics and Pharmacies provide access to healthcare for uninsured and underinsured people in communities across the U.S. – Find one near you! Open the state column's NAFC finder, enter that state's capital ZIP code, and select a mile radius up to 200 miles within your city, state, or zipcode.
Center for Independent Living (CIL) - Centers for Independent Living (CILs) are community-based organizations that support people with disabilities in achieving greater independence and improving their quality of life. They offer a variety of services
211 - Millions of people in the United States experience food, housing, and financial insecurity every year. Whether you need help paying one bill or many, help meeting basic needs like housing, food, transportation, and health care, or are looking for information to help someone else, you are not alone. Your local 211 agency has the most up-to-date information about local assistance that may be available to you.
If you prefer to talk to someone, you can always call 211 to get connected to a local specialist. Simply call 211 from a cell phone or landline to speak with a live, highly trained service professional. If you prefer to text, chat online, or search your local 211 online database, find your local 211's other contact information here.
Aging & Disability Resource Centers - Aging and Disability Resource Centers (ADRCs) across the country seek to address the frustrations many older adults, people with disabilities, and family members experience when trying to learn about and access long-term services and supports.
North Dakota
Explore organizations and programs available in North Dakota that may help with healthcare access, insurance support, transportation, disability services, caregiver resources, and other community services.
Resources & eligibility vary by organization and may change over time. Please visit each organization’s website for the most current information.
National Association of Free & Charitable Clinics - 1,400 Free & Charitable Clinics and Pharmacies provide access to healthcare for uninsured and underinsured people in communities across the U.S. – Find one near you! Open the state column's NAFC finder, enter that state's capital ZIP code, and select a mile radius up to 200 miles within your city, state, or zipcode.
Center for Independent Living (CIL) - Centers for Independent Living (CILs) are community-based organizations that support people with disabilities in achieving greater independence and improving their quality of life. They offer a variety of services
211 - Millions of people in the United States experience food, housing, and financial insecurity every year. Whether you need help paying one bill or many, help meeting basic needs like housing, food, transportation, and health care, or are looking for information to help someone else, you are not alone. Your local 211 agency has the most up-to-date information about local assistance that may be available to you.
If you prefer to talk to someone, you can always call 211 to get connected to a local specialist. Simply call 211 from a cell phone or landline to speak with a live, highly trained service professional. If you prefer to text, chat online, or search your local 211 online database, find your local 211's other contact information here.
Aging & Disability Resource Centers - Aging and Disability Resource Centers (ADRCs) across the country seek to address the frustrations many older adults, people with disabilities, and family members experience when trying to learn about and access long-term services and supports.
North Carolina
Explore organizations and programs available in North Carolina that may help with healthcare access, insurance support, transportation, disability services, caregiver resources, and other community services.
Resources & eligibility vary by organization and may change over time. Please visit each organization’s website for the most current information.
National Association of Free & Charitable Clinics - 1,400 Free & Charitable Clinics and Pharmacies provide access to healthcare for uninsured and underinsured people in communities across the U.S. – Find one near you! Open the state column's NAFC finder, enter that state's capital ZIP code, and select a mile radius up to 200 miles within your city, state, or zipcode.
Center for Independent Living (CIL) - Centers for Independent Living (CILs) are community-based organizations that support people with disabilities in achieving greater independence and improving their quality of life. They offer a variety of services
211 - Millions of people in the United States experience food, housing, and financial insecurity every year. Whether you need help paying one bill or many, help meeting basic needs like housing, food, transportation, and health care, or are looking for information to help someone else, you are not alone. Your local 211 agency has the most up-to-date information about local assistance that may be available to you.
If you prefer to talk to someone, you can always call 211 to get connected to a local specialist. Simply call 211 from a cell phone or landline to speak with a live, highly trained service professional. If you prefer to text, chat online, or search your local 211 online database, find your local 211's other contact information here.
Health Insurance Premium Payment Program (HIPP) - If you are at risk of losing or cannot use your private health insurance because you have a high-risk illness and cannot pay your premiums, you may qualify to have them paid for under the Health Insurance Premium Payment (HIPP) program.
Aging & Disability Resource Centers - Aging and Disability Resource Centers (ADRCs) across the country seek to address the frustrations many older adults, people with disabilities, and family members experience when trying to learn about and access long-term services and supports.
New York
Explore organizations and programs available in New York that may help with healthcare access, insurance support, transportation, disability services, caregiver resources, and other community services.
Resources & eligibility vary by organization and may change over time. Please visit each organization’s website for the most current information.
National Association of Free & Charitable Clinics - 1,400 Free & Charitable Clinics and Pharmacies provide access to healthcare for uninsured and underinsured people in communities across the U.S. – Find one near you! Open the state column's NAFC finder, enter that state's capital ZIP code, and select a mile radius up to 200 miles within your city, state, or zipcode.
Center for Independent Living (CIL) - Centers for Independent Living (CILs) are community-based organizations that support people with disabilities in achieving greater independence and improving their quality of life. They offer a variety of services
211 - Millions of people in the United States experience food, housing, and financial insecurity every year. Whether you need help paying one bill or many, help meeting basic needs like housing, food, transportation, and health care, or are looking for information to help someone else, you are not alone. Your local 211 agency has the most up-to-date information about local assistance that may be available to you.
If you prefer to talk to someone, you can always call 211 to get connected to a local specialist. Simply call 211 from a cell phone or landline to speak with a live, highly trained service professional. If you prefer to text, chat online, or search your local 211 online database, find your local 211's other contact information here.
Aging & Disability Resource Centers - Aging and Disability Resource Centers (ADRCs) across the country seek to address the frustrations many older adults, people with disabilities, and family members experience when trying to learn about and access long-term services and supports.
New Mexico
Explore organizations and programs available in New Mexico that may help with healthcare access, insurance support, transportation, disability services, caregiver resources, and other community services.
Resources & eligibility vary by organization and may change over time. Please visit each organization’s website for the most current information.
National Association of Free & Charitable Clinics - 1,400 Free & Charitable Clinics and Pharmacies provide access to healthcare for uninsured and underinsured people in communities across the U.S. – Find one near you! Open the state column's NAFC finder, enter that state's capital ZIP code, and select a mile radius up to 200 miles within your city, state, or zipcode.
Center for Independent Living (CIL) - Centers for Independent Living (CILs) are community-based organizations that support people with disabilities in achieving greater independence and improving their quality of life. They offer a variety of services
211 - Millions of people in the United States experience food, housing, and financial insecurity every year. Whether you need help paying one bill or many, help meeting basic needs like housing, food, transportation, and health care, or are looking for information to help someone else, you are not alone. Your local 211 agency has the most up-to-date information about local assistance that may be available to you.
If you prefer to talk to someone, you can always call 211 to get connected to a local specialist. Simply call 211 from a cell phone or landline to speak with a live, highly trained service professional. If you prefer to text, chat online, or search your local 211 online database, find your local 211's other contact information here.
Aging & Disability Resource Centers - Aging and Disability Resource Centers (ADRCs) across the country seek to address the frustrations many older adults, people with disabilities, and family members experience when trying to learn about and access long-term services and supports.
New Jersey
Explore organizations and programs available in New Jersey that may help with healthcare access, insurance support, transportation, disability services, caregiver resources, and other community services.
Resources & eligibility vary by organization and may change over time. Please visit each organization’s website for the most current information.
National Association of Free & Charitable Clinics - 1,400 Free & Charitable Clinics and Pharmacies provide access to healthcare for uninsured and underinsured people in communities across the U.S. – Find one near you! Open the state column's NAFC finder, enter that state's capital ZIP code, and select a mile radius up to 200 miles within your city, state, or zipcode.
Center for Independent Living (CIL) - Centers for Independent Living (CILs) are community-based organizations that support people with disabilities in achieving greater independence and improving their quality of life. They offer a variety of services
211 - Millions of people in the United States experience food, housing, and financial insecurity every year. Whether you need help paying one bill or many, help meeting basic needs like housing, food, transportation, and health care, or are looking for information to help someone else, you are not alone. Your local 211 agency has the most up-to-date information about local assistance that may be available to you.
If you prefer to talk to someone, you can always call 211 to get connected to a local specialist. Simply call 211 from a cell phone or landline to speak with a live, highly trained service professional. If you prefer to text, chat online, or search your local 211 online database, find your local 211's other contact information here.
Aging & Disability Resource Centers - Aging and Disability Resource Centers (ADRCs) across the country seek to address the frustrations many older adults, people with disabilities, and family members experience when trying to learn about and access long-term services and supports.
New Hampshire
Explore organizations and programs available in New Hampshire that may help with healthcare access, insurance support, transportation, disability services, caregiver resources, and other community services.
Resources & eligibility vary by organization and may change over time. Please visit each organization’s website for the most current information.
National Association of Free & Charitable Clinics - 1,400 Free & Charitable Clinics and Pharmacies provide access to healthcare for uninsured and underinsured people in communities across the U.S. – Find one near you! Open the state column's NAFC finder, enter that state's capital ZIP code, and select a mile radius up to 200 miles within your city, state, or zipcode.
Center for Independent Living (CIL) - Centers for Independent Living (CILs) are community-based organizations that support people with disabilities in achieving greater independence and improving their quality of life. They offer a variety of services
211 - Millions of people in the United States experience food, housing, and financial insecurity every year. Whether you need help paying one bill or many, help meeting basic needs like housing, food, transportation, and health care, or are looking for information to help someone else, you are not alone. Your local 211 agency has the most up-to-date information about local assistance that may be available to you.
If you prefer to talk to someone, you can always call 211 to get connected to a local specialist. Simply call 211 from a cell phone or landline to speak with a live, highly trained service professional. If you prefer to text, chat online, or search your local 211 online database, find your local 211's other contact information here.
Health Insurance Premium Payment Program (HIPP) - If you are at risk of losing or cannot use your private health insurance because you have a high-risk illness and cannot pay your premiums, you may qualify to have them paid for under the Health Insurance Premium Payment (HIPP) program.
Aging & Disability Resource Centers - Aging and Disability Resource Centers (ADRCs) across the country seek to address the frustrations many older adults, people with disabilities, and family members experience when trying to learn about and access long-term services and supports.
Nevada
Explore organizations and programs available in Nevada that may help with healthcare access, insurance support, transportation, disability services, caregiver resources, and other community services.
Resources & eligibility vary by organization and may change over time. Please visit each organization’s website for the most current information.
National Association of Free & Charitable Clinics - 1,400 Free & Charitable Clinics and Pharmacies provide access to healthcare for uninsured and underinsured people in communities across the U.S. – Find one near you! Open the state column's NAFC finder, enter that state's capital ZIP code, and select a mile radius up to 200 miles within your city, state, or zipcode.
Center for Independent Living (CIL) - Centers for Independent Living (CILs) are community-based organizations that support people with disabilities in achieving greater independence and improving their quality of life. They offer a variety of services
211 - Millions of people in the United States experience food, housing, and financial insecurity every year. Whether you need help paying one bill or many, help meeting basic needs like housing, food, transportation, and health care, or are looking for information to help someone else, you are not alone. Your local 211 agency has the most up-to-date information about local assistance that may be available to you.
If you prefer to talk to someone, you can always call 211 to get connected to a local specialist. Simply call 211 from a cell phone or landline to speak with a live, highly trained service professional. If you prefer to text, chat online, or search your local 211 online database, find your local 211's other contact information here.
Aging & Disability Resource Centers - Aging and Disability Resource Centers (ADRCs) across the country seek to address the frustrations many older adults, people with disabilities, and family members experience when trying to learn about and access long-term services and supports.
Nebraska
Explore organizations and programs available in Nebraska that may help with healthcare access, insurance support, transportation, disability services, caregiver resources, and other community services.
Resources & eligibility vary by organization and may change over time. Please visit each organization’s website for the most current information.
National Association of Free & Charitable Clinics - 1,400 Free & Charitable Clinics and Pharmacies provide access to healthcare for uninsured and underinsured people in communities across the U.S. – Find one near you! Open the state column's NAFC finder, enter that state's capital ZIP code, and select a mile radius up to 200 miles within your city, state, or zipcode.
Center for Independent Living (CIL) - Centers for Independent Living (CILs) are community-based organizations that support people with disabilities in achieving greater independence and improving their quality of life. They offer a variety of services
211 - Millions of people in the United States experience food, housing, and financial insecurity every year. Whether you need help paying one bill or many, help meeting basic needs like housing, food, transportation, and health care, or are looking for information to help someone else, you are not alone. Your local 211 agency has the most up-to-date information about local assistance that may be available to you.
If you prefer to talk to someone, you can always call 211 to get connected to a local specialist. Simply call 211 from a cell phone or landline to speak with a live, highly trained service professional. If you prefer to text, chat online, or search your local 211 online database, find your local 211's other contact information here.
Aging & Disability Resource Centers - Aging and Disability Resource Centers (ADRCs) across the country seek to address the frustrations many older adults, people with disabilities, and family members experience when trying to learn about and access long-term services and supports.
Montana
Explore organizations and programs available in Montana that may help with healthcare access, insurance support, transportation, disability services, caregiver resources, and other community services.
Resources & eligibility vary by organization and may change over time. Please visit each organization’s website for the most current information.
National Association of Free & Charitable Clinics - 1,400 Free & Charitable Clinics and Pharmacies provide access to healthcare for uninsured and underinsured people in communities across the U.S. – Find one near you! Open the state column's NAFC finder, enter that state's capital ZIP code, and select a mile radius up to 200 miles within your city, state, or zipcode.
Center for Independent Living (CIL) - Centers for Independent Living (CILs) are community-based organizations that support people with disabilities in achieving greater independence and improving their quality of life. They offer a variety of services
211 - Millions of people in the United States experience food, housing, and financial insecurity every year. Whether you need help paying one bill or many, help meeting basic needs like housing, food, transportation, and health care, or are looking for information to help someone else, you are not alone. Your local 211 agency has the most up-to-date information about local assistance that may be available to you.
If you prefer to talk to someone, you can always call 211 to get connected to a local specialist. Simply call 211 from a cell phone or landline to speak with a live, highly trained service professional. If you prefer to text, chat online, or search your local 211 online database, find your local 211's other contact information here.
Aging & Disability Resource Centers - Aging and Disability Resource Centers (ADRCs) across the country seek to address the frustrations many older adults, people with disabilities, and family members experience when trying to learn about and access long-term services and supports.
Missouri
Explore organizations and programs available in Missouri that may help with healthcare access, insurance support, transportation, disability services, caregiver resources, and other community services.
Resources & eligibility vary by organization and may change over time. Please visit each organization’s website for the most current information.
National Association of Free & Charitable Clinics - 1,400 Free & Charitable Clinics and Pharmacies provide access to healthcare for uninsured and underinsured people in communities across the U.S. – Find one near you! Open the state column's NAFC finder, enter that state's capital ZIP code, and select a mile radius up to 200 miles within your city, state, or zipcode.
Center for Independent Living (CIL) - Centers for Independent Living (CILs) are community-based organizations that support people with disabilities in achieving greater independence and improving their quality of life. They offer a variety of services
211 - Millions of people in the United States experience food, housing, and financial insecurity every year. Whether you need help paying one bill or many, help meeting basic needs like housing, food, transportation, and health care, or are looking for information to help someone else, you are not alone. Your local 211 agency has the most up-to-date information about local assistance that may be available to you.
If you prefer to talk to someone, you can always call 211 to get connected to a local specialist. Simply call 211 from a cell phone or landline to speak with a live, highly trained service professional. If you prefer to text, chat online, or search your local 211 online database, find your local 211's other contact information here.
Aging & Disability Resource Centers - Aging and Disability Resource Centers (ADRCs) across the country seek to address the frustrations many older adults, people with disabilities, and family members experience when trying to learn about and access long-term services and supports.
Mississippi
Explore organizations and programs available in Mississippi that may help with healthcare access, insurance support, transportation, disability services, caregiver resources, and other community services.
Resources & eligibility vary by organization and may change over time. Please visit each organization’s website for the most current information.
National Association of Free & Charitable Clinics - 1,400 Free & Charitable Clinics and Pharmacies provide access to healthcare for uninsured and underinsured people in communities across the U.S. – Find one near you! Open the state column's NAFC finder, enter that state's capital ZIP code, and select a mile radius up to 200 miles within your city, state, or zipcode.
Center for Independent Living (CIL) - Centers for Independent Living (CILs) are community-based organizations that support people with disabilities in achieving greater independence and improving their quality of life. They offer a variety of services
211 - Millions of people in the United States experience food, housing, and financial insecurity every year. Whether you need help paying one bill or many, help meeting basic needs like housing, food, transportation, and health care, or are looking for information to help someone else, you are not alone. Your local 211 agency has the most up-to-date information about local assistance that may be available to you.
If you prefer to talk to someone, you can always call 211 to get connected to a local specialist. Simply call 211 from a cell phone or landline to speak with a live, highly trained service professional. If you prefer to text, chat online, or search your local 211 online database, find your local 211's other contact information here.
Aging & Disability Resource Centers - Aging and Disability Resource Centers (ADRCs) across the country seek to address the frustrations many older adults, people with disabilities, and family members experience when trying to learn about and access long-term services and supports.
Minnesota
Explore organizations and programs available in Minnesota that may help with healthcare access, insurance support, transportation, disability services, caregiver resources, and other community services.
Resources & eligibility vary by organization and may change over time. Please visit each organization’s website for the most current information.
National Association of Free & Charitable Clinics - 1,400 Free & Charitable Clinics and Pharmacies provide access to healthcare for uninsured and underinsured people in communities across the U.S. – Find one near you! Open the state column's NAFC finder, enter that state's capital ZIP code, and select a mile radius up to 200 miles within your city, state, or zipcode.
Center for Independent Living (CIL) - Centers for Independent Living (CILs) are community-based organizations that support people with disabilities in achieving greater independence and improving their quality of life. They offer a variety of services
211 - Millions of people in the United States experience food, housing, and financial insecurity every year. Whether you need help paying one bill or many, help meeting basic needs like housing, food, transportation, and health care, or are looking for information to help someone else, you are not alone. Your local 211 agency has the most up-to-date information about local assistance that may be available to you.
If you prefer to talk to someone, you can always call 211 to get connected to a local specialist. Simply call 211 from a cell phone or landline to speak with a live, highly trained service professional. If you prefer to text, chat online, or search your local 211 online database, find your local 211's other contact information here.
Aging & Disability Resource Centers - Aging and Disability Resource Centers (ADRCs) across the country seek to address the frustrations many older adults, people with disabilities, and family members experience when trying to learn about and access long-term services and supports.
Michigan
Explore organizations and programs available in Michigan that may help with healthcare access, insurance support, transportation, disability services, caregiver resources, and other community services.
Resources & eligibility vary by organization and may change over time. Please visit each organization’s website for the most current information.
National Association of Free & Charitable Clinics - 1,400 Free & Charitable Clinics and Pharmacies provide access to healthcare for uninsured and underinsured people in communities across the U.S. – Find one near you! Open the state column's NAFC finder, enter that state's capital ZIP code, and select a mile radius up to 200 miles within your city, state, or zipcode.
Center for Independent Living (CIL) - Centers for Independent Living (CILs) are community-based organizations that support people with disabilities in achieving greater independence and improving their quality of life. They offer a variety of services
211 - Millions of people in the United States experience food, housing, and financial insecurity every year. Whether you need help paying one bill or many, help meeting basic needs like housing, food, transportation, and health care, or are looking for information to help someone else, you are not alone. Your local 211 agency has the most up-to-date information about local assistance that may be available to you.
If you prefer to talk to someone, you can always call 211 to get connected to a local specialist. Simply call 211 from a cell phone or landline to speak with a live, highly trained service professional. If you prefer to text, chat online, or search your local 211 online database, find your local 211's other contact information here.
Aging & Disability Resource Centers - Aging and Disability Resource Centers (ADRCs) across the country seek to address the frustrations many older adults, people with disabilities, and family members experience when trying to learn about and access long-term services and supports.
Massachusetts
Explore organizations and programs available in Massachusetts that may help with healthcare access, insurance support, transportation, disability services, caregiver resources, and other community services.
Resources & eligibility vary by organization and may change over time. Please visit each organization’s website for the most current information.
National Association of Free & Charitable Clinics - 1,400 Free & Charitable Clinics and Pharmacies provide access to healthcare for uninsured and underinsured people in communities across the U.S. – Find one near you! Open the state column's NAFC finder, enter that state's capital ZIP code, and select a mile radius up to 200 miles within your city, state, or zipcode.
Center for Independent Living (CIL) - Centers for Independent Living (CILs) are community-based organizations that support people with disabilities in achieving greater independence and improving their quality of life. They offer a variety of services
211 - Millions of people in the United States experience food, housing, and financial insecurity every year. Whether you need help paying one bill or many, help meeting basic needs like housing, food, transportation, and health care, or are looking for information to help someone else, you are not alone. Your local 211 agency has the most up-to-date information about local assistance that may be available to you.
If you prefer to talk to someone, you can always call 211 to get connected to a local specialist. Simply call 211 from a cell phone or landline to speak with a live, highly trained service professional. If you prefer to text, chat online, or search your local 211 online database, find your local 211's other contact information here.
Aging & Disability Resource Centers - Aging and Disability Resource Centers (ADRCs) across the country seek to address the frustrations many older adults, people with disabilities, and family members experience when trying to learn about and access long-term services and supports.
Maryland
Explore organizations and programs available in Maryland that may help with healthcare access, insurance support, transportation, disability services, caregiver resources, and other community services.
Resources & eligibility vary by organization and may change over time. Please visit each organization’s website for the most current information.
National Association of Free & Charitable Clinics - 1,400 Free & Charitable Clinics and Pharmacies provide access to healthcare for uninsured and underinsured people in communities across the U.S. – Find one near you! Open the state column's NAFC finder, enter that state's capital ZIP code, and select a mile radius up to 200 miles within your city, state, or zipcode.
Center for Independent Living (CIL) - Centers for Independent Living (CILs) are community-based organizations that support people with disabilities in achieving greater independence and improving their quality of life. They offer a variety of services
211 - Millions of people in the United States experience food, housing, and financial insecurity every year. Whether you need help paying one bill or many, help meeting basic needs like housing, food, transportation, and health care, or are looking for information to help someone else, you are not alone. Your local 211 agency has the most up-to-date information about local assistance that may be available to you.
If you prefer to talk to someone, you can always call 211 to get connected to a local specialist. Simply call 211 from a cell phone or landline to speak with a live, highly trained service professional. If you prefer to text, chat online, or search your local 211 online database, find your local 211's other contact information here.
Aging & Disability Resource Centers - Aging and Disability Resource Centers (ADRCs) across the country seek to address the frustrations many older adults, people with disabilities, and family members experience when trying to learn about and access long-term services and supports.
Maine
Explore organizations and programs available in Maine that may help with healthcare access, insurance support, transportation, disability services, caregiver resources, and other community services.
Resources & eligibility vary by organization and may change over time. Please visit each organization’s website for the most current information.
National Association of Free & Charitable Clinics - 1,400 Free & Charitable Clinics and Pharmacies provide access to healthcare for uninsured and underinsured people in communities across the U.S. – Find one near you! Open the state column's NAFC finder, enter that state's capital ZIP code, and select a mile radius up to 200 miles within your city, state, or zipcode.
Center for Independent Living (CIL) - Centers for Independent Living (CILs) are community-based organizations that support people with disabilities in achieving greater independence and improving their quality of life. They offer a variety of services
211 - Millions of people in the United States experience food, housing, and financial insecurity every year. Whether you need help paying one bill or many, help meeting basic needs like housing, food, transportation, and health care, or are looking for information to help someone else, you are not alone. Your local 211 agency has the most up-to-date information about local assistance that may be available to you.
If you prefer to talk to someone, you can always call 211 to get connected to a local specialist. Simply call 211 from a cell phone or landline to speak with a live, highly trained service professional. If you prefer to text, chat online, or search your local 211 online database, find your local 211's other contact information here.
Aging & Disability Resource Centers - Aging and Disability Resource Centers (ADRCs) across the country seek to address the frustrations many older adults, people with disabilities, and family members experience when trying to learn about and access long-term services and supports.
Louisiana
Explore organizations and programs available in Louisiana that may help with healthcare access, insurance support, transportation, disability services, caregiver resources, and other community services.
Resources & eligibility vary by organization and may change over time. Please visit each organization’s website for the most current information.
National Association of Free & Charitable Clinics - 1,400 Free & Charitable Clinics and Pharmacies provide access to healthcare for uninsured and underinsured people in communities across the U.S. – Find one near you! Open the state column's NAFC finder, enter that state's capital ZIP code, and select a mile radius up to 200 miles within your city, state, or zipcode.
Center for Independent Living (CIL) - Centers for Independent Living (CILs) are community-based organizations that support people with disabilities in achieving greater independence and improving their quality of life. They offer a variety of services
211 - Millions of people in the United States experience food, housing, and financial insecurity every year. Whether you need help paying one bill or many, help meeting basic needs like housing, food, transportation, and health care, or are looking for information to help someone else, you are not alone. Your local 211 agency has the most up-to-date information about local assistance that may be available to you.
If you prefer to talk to someone, you can always call 211 to get connected to a local specialist. Simply call 211 from a cell phone or landline to speak with a live, highly trained service professional. If you prefer to text, chat online, or search your local 211 online database, find your local 211's other contact information here.
Aging & Disability Resource Centers - Aging and Disability Resource Centers (ADRCs) across the country seek to address the frustrations many older adults, people with disabilities, and family members experience when trying to learn about and access long-term services and supports.
Kentucky
Explore organizations and programs available in Kentucky that may help with healthcare access, insurance support, transportation, disability services, caregiver resources, and other community services.
Resources & eligibility vary by organization and may change over time. Please visit each organization’s website for the most current information.
National Association of Free & Charitable Clinics - 1,400 Free & Charitable Clinics and Pharmacies provide access to healthcare for uninsured and underinsured people in communities across the U.S. – Find one near you! Open the state column's NAFC finder, enter that state's capital ZIP code, and select a mile radius up to 200 miles within your city, state, or zipcode.
Center for Independent Living (CIL) - Centers for Independent Living (CILs) are community-based organizations that support people with disabilities in achieving greater independence and improving their quality of life. They offer a variety of services
211 - Millions of people in the United States experience food, housing, and financial insecurity every year. Whether you need help paying one bill or many, help meeting basic needs like housing, food, transportation, and health care, or are looking for information to help someone else, you are not alone. Your local 211 agency has the most up-to-date information about local assistance that may be available to you.
If you prefer to talk to someone, you can always call 211 to get connected to a local specialist. Simply call 211 from a cell phone or landline to speak with a live, highly trained service professional. If you prefer to text, chat online, or search your local 211 online database, find your local 211's other contact information here.
Health Insurance Premium Payment Program (HIPP) - If you are at risk of losing or cannot use your private health insurance because you have a high-risk illness and cannot pay your premiums, you may qualify to have them paid for under the Health Insurance Premium Payment (HIPP) program.
Aging & Disability Resource Centers - Aging and Disability Resource Centers (ADRCs) across the country seek to address the frustrations many older adults, people with disabilities, and family members experience when trying to learn about and access long-term services and supports.
Kansas
Explore organizations and programs available in Kansas that may help with healthcare access, insurance support, transportation, disability services, caregiver resources, and other community services.
Resources & eligibility vary by organization and may change over time. Please visit each organization’s website for the most current information.
National Association of Free & Charitable Clinics - 1,400 Free & Charitable Clinics and Pharmacies provide access to healthcare for uninsured and underinsured people in communities across the U.S. – Find one near you! Open the state column's NAFC finder, enter that state's capital ZIP code, and select a mile radius up to 200 miles within your city, state, or zipcode.
Center for Independent Living (CIL) - Centers for Independent Living (CILs) are community-based organizations that support people with disabilities in achieving greater independence and improving their quality of life. They offer a variety of services
211 - Millions of people in the United States experience food, housing, and financial insecurity every year. Whether you need help paying one bill or many, help meeting basic needs like housing, food, transportation, and health care, or are looking for information to help someone else, you are not alone. Your local 211 agency has the most up-to-date information about local assistance that may be available to you.
If you prefer to talk to someone, you can always call 211 to get connected to a local specialist. Simply call 211 from a cell phone or landline to speak with a live, highly trained service professional. If you prefer to text, chat online, or search your local 211 online database, find your local 211's other contact information here.
Aging & Disability Resource Centers - Aging and Disability Resource Centers (ADRCs) across the country seek to address the frustrations many older adults, people with disabilities, and family members experience when trying to learn about and access long-term services and supports.
Iowa
Explore organizations and programs available in Iowa that may help with healthcare access, insurance support, transportation, disability services, caregiver resources, and other community services.
Resources & eligibility vary by organization and may change over time. Please visit each organization’s website for the most current information.
National Association of Free & Charitable Clinics - 1,400 Free & Charitable Clinics and Pharmacies provide access to healthcare for uninsured and underinsured people in communities across the U.S. – Find one near you! Open the state column's NAFC finder, enter that state's capital ZIP code, and select a mile radius up to 200 miles within your city, state, or zipcode.
Center for Independent Living (CIL) - Centers for Independent Living (CILs) are community-based organizations that support people with disabilities in achieving greater independence and improving their quality of life. They offer a variety of services
211 - Millions of people in the United States experience food, housing, and financial insecurity every year. Whether you need help paying one bill or many, help meeting basic needs like housing, food, transportation, and health care, or are looking for information to help someone else, you are not alone. Your local 211 agency has the most up-to-date information about local assistance that may be available to you.
If you prefer to talk to someone, you can always call 211 to get connected to a local specialist. Simply call 211 from a cell phone or landline to speak with a live, highly trained service professional. If you prefer to text, chat online, or search your local 211 online database, find your local 211's other contact information here.
Health Insurance Premium Payment Program (HIPP) - If you are at risk of losing or cannot use your private health insurance because you have a high-risk illness and cannot pay your premiums, you may qualify to have them paid for under the Health Insurance Premium Payment (HIPP) program.
Aging & Disability Resource Centers - Aging and Disability Resource Centers (ADRCs) across the country seek to address the frustrations many older adults, people with disabilities, and family members experience when trying to learn about and access long-term services and supports.
Indiana
Explore organizations and programs available in Indiana that may help with healthcare access, insurance support, transportation, disability services, caregiver resources, and other community services.
Resources & eligibility vary by organization and may change over time. Please visit each organization’s website for the most current information.
National Association of Free & Charitable Clinics - 1,400 Free & Charitable Clinics and Pharmacies provide access to healthcare for uninsured and underinsured people in communities across the U.S. – Find one near you! Open the state column's NAFC finder, enter that state's capital ZIP code, and select a mile radius up to 200 miles within your city, state, or zipcode.
Center for Independent Living (CIL) - Centers for Independent Living (CILs) are community-based organizations that support people with disabilities in achieving greater independence and improving their quality of life. They offer a variety of services
211 - Millions of people in the United States experience food, housing, and financial insecurity every year. Whether you need help paying one bill or many, help meeting basic needs like housing, food, transportation, and health care, or are looking for information to help someone else, you are not alone. Your local 211 agency has the most up-to-date information about local assistance that may be available to you.
If you prefer to talk to someone, you can always call 211 to get connected to a local specialist. Simply call 211 from a cell phone or landline to speak with a live, highly trained service professional. If you prefer to text, chat online, or search your local 211 online database, find your local 211's other contact information here.
Aging & Disability Resource Centers - Aging and Disability Resource Centers (ADRCs) across the country seek to address the frustrations many older adults, people with disabilities, and family members experience when trying to learn about and access long-term services and supports.
Illinois
Explore organizations and programs available in Illinois that may help with healthcare access, insurance support, transportation, disability services, caregiver resources, and other community services.
Resources & eligibility vary by organization and may change over time. Please visit each organization’s website for the most current information.
National Association of Free & Charitable Clinics - 1,400 Free & Charitable Clinics and Pharmacies provide access to healthcare for uninsured and underinsured people in communities across the U.S. – Find one near you! Open the state column's NAFC finder, enter that state's capital ZIP code, and select a mile radius up to 200 miles within your city, state, or zipcode.
Center for Independent Living (CIL) - Centers for Independent Living (CILs) are community-based organizations that support people with disabilities in achieving greater independence and improving their quality of life. They offer a variety of services
211 - Millions of people in the United States experience food, housing, and financial insecurity every year. Whether you need help paying one bill or many, help meeting basic needs like housing, food, transportation, and health care, or are looking for information to help someone else, you are not alone. Your local 211 agency has the most up-to-date information about local assistance that may be available to you.
If you prefer to talk to someone, you can always call 211 to get connected to a local specialist. Simply call 211 from a cell phone or landline to speak with a live, highly trained service professional. If you prefer to text, chat online, or search your local 211 online database, find your local 211's other contact information here.
Aging & Disability Resource Centers - Aging and Disability Resource Centers (ADRCs) across the country seek to address the frustrations many older adults, people with disabilities, and family members experience when trying to learn about and access long-term services and supports.
Idaho
Explore organizations and programs available in Idaho that may help with healthcare access, insurance support, transportation, disability services, caregiver resources, and other community services.
Resources & eligibility vary by organization and may change over time. Please visit each organization’s website for the most current information.
National Association of Free & Charitable Clinics - 1,400 Free & Charitable Clinics and Pharmacies provide access to healthcare for uninsured and underinsured people in communities across the U.S. – Find one near you! Open the state column's NAFC finder, enter that state's capital ZIP code, and select a mile radius up to 200 miles within your city, state, or zipcode.
Center for Independent Living (CIL) - Centers for Independent Living (CILs) are community-based organizations that support people with disabilities in achieving greater independence and improving their quality of life. They offer a variety of services
211 - Millions of people in the United States experience food, housing, and financial insecurity every year. Whether you need help paying one bill or many, help meeting basic needs like housing, food, transportation, and health care, or are looking for information to help someone else, you are not alone. Your local 211 agency has the most up-to-date information about local assistance that may be available to you.
If you prefer to talk to someone, you can always call 211 to get connected to a local specialist. Simply call 211 from a cell phone or landline to speak with a live, highly trained service professional. If you prefer to text, chat online, or search your local 211 online database, find your local 211's other contact information here.
Aging & Disability Resource Centers - Aging and Disability Resource Centers (ADRCs) across the country seek to address the frustrations many older adults, people with disabilities, and family members experience when trying to learn about and access long-term services and supports.
Hawaii
Explore organizations and programs available in Hawaii that may help with healthcare access, insurance support, transportation, disability services, caregiver resources, and other community services.
Resources & eligibility vary by organization and may change over time. Please visit each organization’s website for the most current information.
National Association of Free & Charitable Clinics - 1,400 Free & Charitable Clinics and Pharmacies provide access to healthcare for uninsured and underinsured people in communities across the U.S. – Find one near you! Open the state column's NAFC finder, enter that state's capital ZIP code, and select a mile radius up to 200 miles within your city, state, or zipcode.
Center for Independent Living (CIL) - Centers for Independent Living (CILs) are community-based organizations that support people with disabilities in achieving greater independence and improving their quality of life. They offer a variety of services
211 - Millions of people in the United States experience food, housing, and financial insecurity every year. Whether you need help paying one bill or many, help meeting basic needs like housing, food, transportation, and health care, or are looking for information to help someone else, you are not alone. Your local 211 agency has the most up-to-date information about local assistance that may be available to you.
If you prefer to talk to someone, you can always call 211 to get connected to a local specialist. Simply call 211 from a cell phone or landline to speak with a live, highly trained service professional. If you prefer to text, chat online, or search your local 211 online database, find your local 211's other contact information here.
Aging & Disability Resource Centers - Aging and Disability Resource Centers (ADRCs) across the country seek to address the frustrations many older adults, people with disabilities, and family members experience when trying to learn about and access long-term services and supports.
Georgia
Explore organizations and programs available in Georgia that may help with healthcare access, insurance support, transportation, disability services, caregiver resources, and other community services.
Resources & eligibility vary by organization and may change over time. Please visit each organization’s website for the most current information.
National Association of Free & Charitable Clinics - 1,400 Free & Charitable Clinics and Pharmacies provide access to healthcare for uninsured and underinsured people in communities across the U.S. – Find one near you! Open the state column's NAFC finder, enter that state's capital ZIP code, and select a mile radius up to 200 miles within your city, state, or zipcode.
Center for Independent Living (CIL) - Centers for Independent Living (CILs) are community-based organizations that support people with disabilities in achieving greater independence and improving their quality of life. They offer a variety of services
211 - Millions of people in the United States experience food, housing, and financial insecurity every year. Whether you need help paying one bill or many, help meeting basic needs like housing, food, transportation, and health care, or are looking for information to help someone else, you are not alone. Your local 211 agency has the most up-to-date information about local assistance that may be available to you.
If you prefer to talk to someone, you can always call 211 to get connected to a local specialist. Simply call 211 from a cell phone or landline to speak with a live, highly trained service professional. If you prefer to text, chat online, or search your local 211 online database, find your local 211's other contact information here.
Health Insurance Premium Payment Program (HIPP) - If you are at risk of losing or cannot use your private health insurance because you have a high-risk illness and cannot pay your premiums, you may qualify to have them paid for under the Health Insurance Premium Payment (HIPP) program.
Aging & Disability Resource Centers - Aging and Disability Resource Centers (ADRCs) across the country seek to address the frustrations many older adults, people with disabilities, and family members experience when trying to learn about and access long-term services and supports.
Florida
Explore organizations and programs available in Florida that may help with healthcare access, insurance support, transportation, disability services, caregiver resources, and other community services.
Resources & eligibility vary by organization and may change over time. Please visit each organization’s website for the most current information.
National Association of Free & Charitable Clinics - 1,400 Free & Charitable Clinics and Pharmacies provide access to healthcare for uninsured and underinsured people in communities across the U.S. – Find one near you! Open the state column's NAFC finder, enter that state's capital ZIP code, and select a mile radius up to 200 miles within your city, state, or zipcode.
Center for Independent Living (CIL) - Centers for Independent Living (CILs) are community-based organizations that support people with disabilities in achieving greater independence and improving their quality of life. They offer a variety of services
211 - Millions of people in the United States experience food, housing, and financial insecurity every year. Whether you need help paying one bill or many, help meeting basic needs like housing, food, transportation, and health care, or are looking for information to help someone else, you are not alone. Your local 211 agency has the most up-to-date information about local assistance that may be available to you.
If you prefer to talk to someone, you can always call 211 to get connected to a local specialist. Simply call 211 from a cell phone or landline to speak with a live, highly trained service professional. If you prefer to text, chat online, or search your local 211 online database, find your local 211's other contact information here.
Health Insurance Premium Payment Program (HIPP) - If you are at risk of losing or cannot use your private health insurance because you have a high-risk illness and cannot pay your premiums, you may qualify to have them paid for under the Health Insurance Premium Payment (HIPP) program.
Aging & Disability Resource Centers - Aging and Disability Resource Centers (ADRCs) across the country seek to address the frustrations many older adults, people with disabilities, and family members experience when trying to learn about and access long-term services and supports.
Delaware
Explore organizations and programs available in Delaware that may help with healthcare access, insurance support, transportation, disability services, caregiver resources, and other community services.
Resources & eligibility vary by organization and may change over time. Please visit each organization’s website for the most current information.
National Association of Free & Charitable Clinics - 1,400 Free & Charitable Clinics and Pharmacies provide access to healthcare for uninsured and underinsured people in communities across the U.S. – Find one near you! Open the state column's NAFC finder, enter that state's capital ZIP code, and select a mile radius up to 200 miles within your city, state, or zipcode.
Center for Independent Living (CIL) - Centers for Independent Living (CILs) are community-based organizations that support people with disabilities in achieving greater independence and improving their quality of life. They offer a variety of services
211 - Millions of people in the United States experience food, housing, and financial insecurity every year. Whether you need help paying one bill or many, help meeting basic needs like housing, food, transportation, and health care, or are looking for information to help someone else, you are not alone. Your local 211 agency has the most up-to-date information about local assistance that may be available to you.
If you prefer to talk to someone, you can always call 211 to get connected to a local specialist. Simply call 211 from a cell phone or landline to speak with a live, highly trained service professional. If you prefer to text, chat online, or search your local 211 online database, find your local 211's other contact information here.
Aging & Disability Resource Centers - Aging and Disability Resource Centers (ADRCs) across the country seek to address the frustrations many older adults, people with disabilities, and family members experience when trying to learn about and access long-term services and supports.
Connecticut
Explore organizations and programs available in Connecticut that may help with healthcare access, insurance support, transportation, disability services, caregiver resources, and other community services.
Resources & eligibility vary by organization and may change over time. Please visit each organization’s website for the most current information.
National Association of Free & Charitable Clinics - 1,400 Free & Charitable Clinics and Pharmacies provide access to healthcare for uninsured and underinsured people in communities across the U.S. – Find one near you! Open the state column's NAFC finder, enter that state's capital ZIP code, and select a mile radius up to 200 miles within your city, state, or zipcode.
Center for Independent Living (CIL) - Centers for Independent Living (CILs) are community-based organizations that support people with disabilities in achieving greater independence and improving their quality of life. They offer a variety of services
211 - Millions of people in the United States experience food, housing, and financial insecurity every year. Whether you need help paying one bill or many, help meeting basic needs like housing, food, transportation, and health care, or are looking for information to help someone else, you are not alone. Your local 211 agency has the most up-to-date information about local assistance that may be available to you.
If you prefer to talk to someone, you can always call 211 to get connected to a local specialist. Simply call 211 from a cell phone or landline to speak with a live, highly trained service professional. If you prefer to text, chat online, or search your local 211 online database, find your local 211's other contact information here.
Aging & Disability Resource Centers - Aging and Disability Resource Centers (ADRCs) across the country seek to address the frustrations many older adults, people with disabilities, and family members experience when trying to learn about and access long-term services and supports.
Colorado
Explore organizations and programs available in Colorado that may help with healthcare access, insurance support, transportation, disability services, caregiver resources, and other community services.
Resources & eligibility vary by organization and may change over time. Please visit each organization’s website for the most current information.
National Association of Free & Charitable Clinics - 1,400 Free & Charitable Clinics and Pharmacies provide access to healthcare for uninsured and underinsured people in communities across the U.S. – Find one near you! Open the state column's NAFC finder, enter that state's capital ZIP code, and select a mile radius up to 200 miles within your city, state, or zipcode.
Center for Independent Living (CIL) - Centers for Independent Living (CILs) are community-based organizations that support people with disabilities in achieving greater independence and improving their quality of life. They offer a variety of services
211 - Millions of people in the United States experience food, housing, and financial insecurity every year. Whether you need help paying one bill or many, help meeting basic needs like housing, food, transportation, and health care, or are looking for information to help someone else, you are not alone. Your local 211 agency has the most up-to-date information about local assistance that may be available to you.
If you prefer to talk to someone, you can always call 211 to get connected to a local specialist. Simply call 211 from a cell phone or landline to speak with a live, highly trained service professional. If you prefer to text, chat online, or search your local 211 online database, find your local 211's other contact information here.
Aging & Disability Resource Centers - Aging and Disability Resource Centers (ADRCs) across the country seek to address the frustrations many older adults, people with disabilities, and family members experience when trying to learn about and access long-term services and supports.
California
Explore organizations and programs available in California that may help with healthcare access, insurance support, transportation, disability services, caregiver resources, and other community services.
Resources & eligibility vary by organization and may change over time. Please visit each organization’s website for the most current information.
National Association of Free & Charitable Clinics - 1,400 Free & Charitable Clinics and Pharmacies provide access to healthcare for uninsured and underinsured people in communities across the U.S. – Find one near you! Open the state column's NAFC finder, enter that state's capital ZIP code, and select a mile radius up to 200 miles within your city, state, or zipcode.
Center for Independent Living (CIL) - Centers for Independent Living (CILs) are community-based organizations that support people with disabilities in achieving greater independence and improving their quality of life. They offer a variety of services
211 - Millions of people in the United States experience food, housing, and financial insecurity every year. Whether you need help paying one bill or many, help meeting basic needs like housing, food, transportation, and health care, or are looking for information to help someone else, you are not alone. Your local 211 agency has the most up-to-date information about local assistance that may be available to you.
If you prefer to talk to someone, you can always call 211 to get connected to a local specialist. Simply call 211 from a cell phone or landline to speak with a live, highly trained service professional. If you prefer to text, chat online, or search your local 211 online database, find your local 211's other contact information here.
Aging & Disability Resource Centers - Aging and Disability Resource Centers (ADRCs) across the country seek to address the frustrations many older adults, people with disabilities, and family members experience when trying to learn about and access long-term services and supports.
Arkansas
Explore organizations and programs available in Arkansas that may help with healthcare access, insurance support, transportation, disability services, caregiver resources, and other community services.
Resources & eligibility vary by organization and may change over time. Please visit each organization’s website for the most current information.
National Association of Free & Charitable Clinics - 1,400 Free & Charitable Clinics and Pharmacies provide access to healthcare for uninsured and underinsured people in communities across the U.S. – Find one near you! Open the state column's NAFC finder, enter that state's capital ZIP code, and select a mile radius up to 200 miles within your city, state, or zipcode.
Center for Independent Living (CIL) - Centers for Independent Living (CILs) are community-based organizations that support people with disabilities in achieving greater independence and improving their quality of life. They offer a variety of services
211 - Millions of people in the United States experience food, housing, and financial insecurity every year. Whether you need help paying one bill or many, help meeting basic needs like housing, food, transportation, and health care, or are looking for information to help someone else, you are not alone. Your local 211 agency has the most up-to-date information about local assistance that may be available to you.
If you prefer to talk to someone, you can always call 211 to get connected to a local specialist. Simply call 211 from a cell phone or landline to speak with a live, highly trained service professional. If you prefer to text, chat online, or search your local 211 online database, find your local 211's other contact information here.
Aging & Disability Resource Centers - Aging and Disability Resource Centers (ADRCs) across the country seek to address the frustrations many older adults, people with disabilities, and family members experience when trying to learn about and access long-term services and supports.
Arizona
Explore organizations and programs available in Arizona that may help with healthcare access, insurance support, transportation, disability services, caregiver resources, and other community services.
Resources & eligibility vary by organization and may change over time. Please visit each organization’s website for the most current information.
National Association of Free & Charitable Clinics - 1,400 Free & Charitable Clinics and Pharmacies provide access to healthcare for uninsured and underinsured people in communities across the U.S. – Find one near you! Open the state column's NAFC finder, enter that state's capital ZIP code, and select a mile radius up to 200 miles within your city, state, or zipcode.
Center for Independent Living (CIL) - Centers for Independent Living (CILs) are community-based organizations that support people with disabilities in achieving greater independence and improving their quality of life. They offer a variety of services
211 - Millions of people in the United States experience food, housing, and financial insecurity every year. Whether you need help paying one bill or many, help meeting basic needs like housing, food, transportation, and health care, or are looking for information to help someone else, you are not alone. Your local 211 agency has the most up-to-date information about local assistance that may be available to you.
If you prefer to talk to someone, you can always call 211 to get connected to a local specialist. Simply call 211 from a cell phone or landline to speak with a live, highly trained service professional. If you prefer to text, chat online, or search your local 211 online database, find your local 211's other contact information here.
Aging & Disability Resource Centers - Aging and Disability Resource Centers (ADRCs) across the country seek to address the frustrations many older adults, people with disabilities, and family members experience when trying to learn about and access long-term services and supports.
Alaska
Explore organizations and programs available in Alaska that may help with healthcare access, insurance support, transportation, disability services, caregiver resources, and other community services.
Resources & eligibility vary by organization and may change over time. Please visit each organization’s website for the most current information.
National Association of Free & Charitable Clinics - 1,400 Free & Charitable Clinics and Pharmacies provide access to healthcare for uninsured and underinsured people in communities across the U.S. – Find one near you! Open the state column's NAFC finder, enter that state's capital ZIP code, and select a mile radius up to 200 miles within your city, state, or zipcode.
Center for Independent Living (CIL) - Centers for Independent Living (CILs) are community-based organizations that support people with disabilities in achieving greater independence and improving their quality of life. They offer a variety of services
211 - Millions of people in the United States experience food, housing, and financial insecurity every year. Whether you need help paying one bill or many, help meeting basic needs like housing, food, transportation, and health care, or are looking for information to help someone else, you are not alone. Your local 211 agency has the most up-to-date information about local assistance that may be available to you.
If you prefer to talk to someone, you can always call 211 to get connected to a local specialist. Simply call 211 from a cell phone or landline to speak with a live, highly trained service professional. If you prefer to text, chat online, or search your local 211 online database, find your local 211's other contact information here.
Aging & Disability Resource Centers - Aging and Disability Resource Centers (ADRCs) across the country seek to address the frustrations many older adults, people with disabilities, and family members experience when trying to learn about and access long-term services and supports.
Alabama
Explore organizations and programs available in Alabama that may help with healthcare access, insurance support, transportation, disability services, caregiver resources, and other community services.
Resources & eligibility vary by organization and may change over time. Please visit each organization’s website for the most current information.
National Association of Free & Charitable Clinics - 1,400 Free & Charitable Clinics and Pharmacies provide access to healthcare for uninsured and underinsured people in communities across the U.S. – Find one near you! Open the state column's NAFC finder, enter that state's capital ZIP code, and select a mile radius up to 200 miles within your city, state, or zipcode.
Center for Independent Living (CIL) - Centers for Independent Living (CILs) are community-based organizations that support people with disabilities in achieving greater independence and improving their quality of life. They offer a variety of services
211 - Millions of people in the United States experience food, housing, and financial insecurity every year. Whether you need help paying one bill or many, help meeting basic needs like housing, food, transportation, and health care, or are looking for information to help someone else, you are not alone. Your local 211 agency has the most up-to-date information about local assistance that may be available to you.
If you prefer to talk to someone, you can always call 211 to get connected to a local specialist. Simply call 211 from a cell phone or landline to speak with a live, highly trained service professional. If you prefer to text, chat online, or search your local 211 online database, find your local 211's other contact information here.
Health Insurance Premium Payment Program (HIPP) - If you are at risk of losing or cannot use your private health insurance because you have a high-risk illness and cannot pay your premiums, you may qualify to have them paid for under the Health Insurance Premium Payment (HIPP) program.
Aging & Disability Resource Centers - Aging and Disability Resource Centers (ADRCs) across the country seek to address the frustrations many older adults, people with disabilities, and family members experience when trying to learn about and access long-term services and supports.
