Baltimore HealthCare Access


Resources for the Uninsured and Underinsured

BHCA assists individuals who may be eligible for MCHP, PAC, or Baltimore Bridge to obtain and complete applications. Those who may be eligible for other Medicaid programs will be directed to their area Department of Social Services. A variety of other health insurance programs and services may also be available to consumers. We are happy to assist with identifying these resources. Click here for our flyer, Are You Uninsured for more resources.

If You Are Not Eligible for Health Coverage

With so many uninsured Baltimore City residents, we know how important it is to identify low and no cost health care services. Our work in the field brings us into contact with family members who are not eligible for MCHP, PAC, Baltimore Bridge, or other State Medical Assistance programs. In an effort to assist these consumers, BHCA created the *Consumer Guide to Low Cost and No Cost Health Care in Baltimore City*. This directory is intended to provide referral information to those who are in need of health care services but are not insured or have health insurance that does not meet their needs. Many of the facilities listed in this booklet accept payment on a sliding scale basis, which means that the amount of payment for services is based on the individual’s ability to pay. Some of the centers offer free services. Please note that some of the centers listed only serve specific populations. This resource guide is not an exhaustive list, but attempts to provide consumers with a variety of services located throughout Baltimore City.



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