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Project
Access Dallas Qualifications
- Patient
must be a Dallas County resident – U.S. citizenship not required.
- Patient
does not have health insurance of any kind and is not eligible for Medicare,
Medicaid, SCHIP, Parkland Health Plus or VA benefits.
- Income
– 200% of the Federal Poverty Guideline (see chart).
- Someone
in the household works or if the patient is unemployed, the time period
should not exceed 6 months.
- 5. Initial enrollment is for a one year. An extension may be granted,
pending continued eligibility and continued treatment and/or medications.
However, it is the patient’s responsibility to call the Project
Access Dallas Patient Help Line at 214-563-2541 for an extension to
be re-enrolled. For more informatiion, call Janie Ortega, Patient Enrollment
Coordinator at 214-413-1442.
Persons in Household |
Annual Income
based on 200% Federal
Poverty Guidelines
|
Monthly Income
(rounded down to the nearest dollar)
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| 1 |
$ 22,340 |
$1861 |
| 2 |
$ 30,260 |
$2521 |
| 3 |
$ 38,180 |
$3181 |
| 4 |
$ 46,100 |
$3841 |
| 5 |
$ 54,020 |
$4501 |
| 6 |
$ 61,940 |
$5161 |
| 7 |
$ 69,860 |
$5821 |
| 8 |
$ 77,780 |
$6481 |
| 9 |
$ 85,700 |
$7141 |
| 10 |
$ 93,620 |
$7801 |
Information was provided by US Department
of Health and Human Services Federal Poverty Guidelines Website http://aspe.hhs.gov/poverty/12poverty.shtml
Covered Services:
- Primary episodic and preventive healthcare services at
participating Project Access Dallas charity health clinics or participating
Project Access Dallas physician offices
- Hospitalization must be pre-approved. Hospital may bill
patient as self pay.
- Limited diagnostic tests, lab work, and X-rays
- Limited pharmacy benefits at participating Caremark
pharmacies
- Access to Community Health Navigation
Revised 4/19/2012
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