How to get a free medical help in US?
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You can apply for Medicaid in your state if your income qualifies. If you are disabled and have been for at least two years, you can apply for Medicare. Medicaid, however, would be your best bet, especially if you are not diabled. This can work for you regardless of your citizenship status.
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http://www.needymeds.com/\nhttp://www.rxassist.org/\nhttp://www.pparx.org/\n\nI have this problem also.  Sometimes (depending on the medications you require) you can get assistance through the manufacturer of the drug.  Talk to your Doctor about this.  They can help you with samples or filling out the forms needed.\n\nI get certain meds for free due to my problems and income.  Please feel free to message me if you need further help.\n\nGood luck and God Bless!
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On a smaller scale, there are probably more local options out there to help you secure the proper medications that you need without causing so much financial strain. Talk to your doctor about samples. Most doctor's offices have closets full of samples of prescription meds laying around to hand out to there patients. Ask your doctor if any of the meds you are taking are there. I am sure he / she will be willing to help. \n\nAnother option is to consult with your local health department. Many health departments / public health service providers offer options for medication assistance to those in need. Ask if your local department has a "Pharmacy Access" or "Pharmacy Assistance" program in place. These programs will help those with the need for assistance in securing prescription medications at low / no cost. Normally, the only requirement for inclusion in these programs is falling within a specific income bracket. Have proof of your income ready when you inquire to make the process go faster. Some programs may differ and may have other requirements / criteria that have to be met. \n\nGood luck and best wishes...
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try to get your operation in a governament hospital.\nit is free there.
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Columbus Childrens Hospital in Columbus, Ohio USA.  They do free surgery's all the time here.  Contact the US Embassy that you want to get in touch with Donna A. Caniano,M.D.she is the cheif of pediatric surgery and her number is (800) 825-6695. She will do the surgery.  Good Luck
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This is not the place to solicit. I suggest you contact local hospitals to find people who would be willing to talk to you.
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Good Luck, join the crowd of Americans with no insurance. Thank you Mr. Bush! There are state funded insurance you might qualify for, but they are usually closed to new patients. Or you can go to your city public health department, they can help you out.
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You could go to an emergency room.  They'll bill you or you can go to your local health department.  They can give you free or discounted services. Or you could contact your Department of Social Services.
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That depends on where you live.  You normally can find that information on a web site provided by your county.  Just enter "medical assistance programs" and the name of the county in which you reside.
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Contact the Free Legal Assistance Group to have a free service.
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look in the yellow pages and look for public health services or call a doctors office and ask for a number for free health care.
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check out:\n\nhttp://www.needymeds.com
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Your friend has the right to medical health care. He should not be turned away. Many hospitals that were built with federal funding have a program called Hill Burton which will pay all costs for patients unable to afford healthcare.\n\nHill Burton Program - free or low cost hospitalization\nhttp://www.hrsa.gov/hillburton/default.htm\n\nThe American Cancer Society has local chapters that he can call and they will guide him to resources available:\n\nhttp://www.cancer.org/\n\nHe may also qualify for Medicaid, so he should get in touch with them to see what they can offer:\n\nMedicaid\nhttp://www.cms.hhs.gov/home/medicaid.asp\n\nDepending on circumstances he may qualify for social security disability benefits:\nhttp://www.ssa.gov/\n\nHe should also check Patient Advocate Foundation for financial aid options.\nPatient Advocate Foundation - helps with financial issues by state:\nhttp://www.patientadvocate.org/report.php\n\nAnd, he should try to contact a hospital social worker who can guide him in filling out applications\nfor local financial aid. Social workers will also be aware of local resources that can help him.\n\nGood luck.
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Tell us your state. Someone might be able to help you.
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A county hospital is your best bet. We med students and internists and residents are always available to help. There is this thing called ATP where you pay 80 dollars and everything else is paid for (i.e. lab work, diagnostic imaging, etc).
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Contact Eli Lilly directly.  Lots of pharmaceutical companies have programs that will get you your meds for free if you qualify ....
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Try calling these people.  They do a lot of medical stuff for free.  I don't know if there's one near you, but it never hurts to find out.\n\nThey're a non-profit community health center.  I have a cousin that had a tooth pulled and says they are really good and he only paid around $20.