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Get free or low cost medical care from Health Resources and Services Administration (HRSA).
The HRSA is the main Federal agency that is responsible for improving access to health care services for families and individuals who are uninsured, underinsured, medically vulnerable, or who need assistance with medical bills.
Health centers that are federally funded will care for you and provide you with medical help, even if you have no health insurance. You just need to pay what you can afford (if anything), based upon your income. Among the services that the health centers provide include :
- regular checkups when you are well
- dental care
- medical treatment and help when you are sick
- complete medical care when you're pregnant
- checkups and immunizations for your children
- prescription drugs for you and your family
- substance abuse and mental health care if you need it
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The Health Resources and Services Administration has provided health care to almost 24 million people since it was created. HRSA’s health center assistance program supports medical, behavioral health services, and dental/oral services. It provides this to both uninsured and underinsured people using a nationwide network of community-based health care centers, clinics and mobile medical vans.
The agency has seven primary goals:
- Improve Health Outcomes.
- Improve Access to Medical Care.
- Improve the Quality of Medical Care.
- Reduce or Eliminate Health Disparities.
- Improve the Health Care Systems and Public Health.
- Increase the Ability of the Health Care System to Respond Quickly to Health Emergencies.
- Obtain Excellence in Management Practices
The HRSA, by providing free or discounted health care, will aid many families who are in need of help with lowering or eliminating expensive health care bills, and it will also help ensure people get the medical treatment that they need. Find additional ways how to get help with paying medical bills or learn about free state and local medical clinics.
Find free health care through Health Resources and Services Administration
You can contact your local government agencies to learn more about the Health Resources and Services Administration, and how they can provide you with free health care. Click here to find contact information.
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