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Phoenixville Healthcare Access
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All six Health Care Access programs (Dental, Vision, Prescription, Mammogram, Immigration Assistance and Emergency Orthopedic) have been developed over the years to specifically address important unmet health care needs within the uninsured/underinsured population in the Greater Phoenixville area. We serve the 19 boroughs and townships surrounding Phoenixville in both Chester and Montgomery Counties. Since our inception in late 1999, we have successfully connected nearly 11,000 people who lacked adequate insurance with local specialized medical services through our unique community provider model.
•The Dental Program provides preventative care, basic restorative procedures, and emergency services to qualifying children and adults. Required treatment is always covered for children, while scope of care for adults is limited to cleanings, exams, x-rays, fillings, extractions, and help with the cost of dentures or partials.
•The Vision Program provides dilated eye exams; basic and diagnostic eye care; and frames, lenses, and contacts to eligible individuals.
•The Emergency Orthopedic Program assists with injuries that need immediate in-office treatment by an orthopedic specialist.
•The Mammogram Program, which is a partnership with the local Breast Cancer Awareness Coalition, Phoenixville Hospital, and Community Radiology, assists women (and men) aged 40+ to obtain a free mammogram screening, with funding available for further diagnostics, if indicated.
•The Prescription Program helps qualified individuals without prescription coverage to access Patient Assistant Programs (PAP’s) offered by drug companies that provide free or reduced-cost medicine. We also help clients obtain emergency supplies of medications.
•The Dental Program provides preventative care, basic restorative procedures, and emergency services to qualifying children and adults. Required treatment is always covered for children, while scope of care for adults is limited to cleanings, exams, x-rays, fillings, extractions, and help with the cost of dentures or partials.
•The Vision Program provides dilated eye exams; basic and diagnostic eye care; and frames, lenses, and contacts to eligible individuals.
•The Emergency Orthopedic Program assists with injuries that need immediate in-office treatment by an orthopedic specialist.
•The Mammogram Program, which is a partnership with the local Breast Cancer Awareness Coalition, Phoenixville Hospital, and Community Radiology, assists women (and men) aged 40+ to obtain a free mammogram screening, with funding available for further diagnostics, if indicated.
•The Prescription Program helps qualified individuals without prescription coverage to access Patient Assistant Programs (PAP’s) offered by drug companies that provide free or reduced-cost medicine. We also help clients obtain emergency supplies of medications.
Hours of operation
Monday9:00AM - 4:00PMTuesday9:00AM - 4:00PMWednesday9:00AM - 4:00PMThursday9:00AM - 4:00PMFriday9:00AM - 4:00PM
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7 recommendations and reviews from 7 people
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March 21, 2016
Jess H. asked:Needing some advice. My boyfriend was diagnosed with type 1 diabetes at 12 years old. He's been covered on his parents health insurance which makes his insulin and supplies affordable. He recently turned 26 and got a better job through the USPS as a CCA which does not offer health insurance until he gets a regular route which could be up to a year. We have looked into Obama care, and he found insurance only to find out that WITH the coverage, each bottle of insulin is $300.00... He needs 3 bottles a month on average. Without insurance, the cost of insulin per bottle is roughly $700.00. Does anyone have any advice as to what he can do to get his insulin at a reasonable cost? Any feedback is greatly appreciated.Amy B. replied:www.hcaphoenixville.org provides prescription drug assistance for those who are uninsured or underinsured.
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Referral from
April 27, 2015
Tyler M. asked:Anyone know a dental place that doesn't take insurance in the phoenixville area my insurance for some reason doesn't cover dental an have a abscess toothNancy G. replied:Dont know what your income is but Phoenixville Healthcare access helped me with dental issues. (610) 935-3165
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January 21, 2015
Andrew H. asked:Does anyone know of a good dentist who can take someone without insurance and not kill them financially? I am an adult student who is trying to pay my way through college, but have not had health benefits for YEARS. I've got a really bad tooth that needs to be pulled for all I care at this point.... Just want it gone, but it's GOTTA be taking care ASAP. Thanks!Nicole W. replied:Hcaphoenixville.org. it's Phoenixville health care access... They may be ale to get you the procedure for no or low charge to you. Good luck!Natalya M. replied:You could try phoenixville healthcare access. Not sure what their guidelines are exactly, but I know they help people pay for services around town. They've helped me in the past when I was going through a rough time.Katie D. replied:Go to phoenixville Healthcare access. They will make you pay a small portion like $30 depending on incomeCara H. replied:Phoenixville healthcare access - great group of pplAdriel R. replied:The Phoenixville Healthcare Access Foundation might be able to help you. I had emergency dental work that they helped me get: http://hcaphoenixville.org/
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