For Patients: - Project Access Spokane

For Patients:
Project Access is the only volunteer network of physicians and hospitals providing the full range of healthcare to low-income, uninsured residents in Spokane County. Our goal is to coordinate consistent and high quality care to qualifying patients to improve access to health care in our region. Since Project Access was started in 2003, over 3,500 patients have been served by Project Access, resulting in over $29 million in charity medical care.
Our volunteer physicians, provide a full continuum of healthcare services to our patients. We work with our patients and the referring physician to create a comprehensive health plan that we then manage for up to six months.
Do I Qualify?
To qualify as a Project Access patient, applicant(s) must meet all of the following requirements: A referral from any licensed care provider - You must have a current referral from a Primary Care Provider for the medical specialty service you require. If you have not seen a physician for the medical condition you are currently experiencing, it is suggested that you seek care at one of the local community clinics. These clinics include: Spokane Falls Family Clinic: 326-4343 NATIVE Health: 483-7535 CHAS Clinics: 444-8888 Christ Clinic: 325-0393 Project Access may be able to help applicants who do not have a primary care provider by coordinating donated primary care services. Resident of Spokane County Earn a gross household income of less than 200% of the Federal Income Guidelines: Family of 1 = $21,780 Family of 2 = $29,420 Family of 3 = $37,060 Family of 4 = $44,700 Family of 5 = $52,340 Family of 6 = $59,980 Not qualify for Medicaid, Medicare or any 3rd party liability coverage Have no private medical insurance (including catastrophic plans) jkljdf
Project Access provides complete health care for patients, including donated speciality physician office visits, surgeries and treatments (both inpatient and outpatient), laboratory and radiology services, hospitalizations (both inpatient and outpatient), durable medical equipment (such as wheelchairs and crutches), interpretation services, transportation to patient appointments and low-cost prescription medications. akjdlfja
If you believe you meet the Project Access eligibility guidelines, please complete this application packet. Please note that you will need to mail or fax the following supporting documents: Proof of Identification Proof of residency documents Proof of income documents kdjfljajdf
Our staff is happy to help answer any questions or work with you to obtain the necessary information to enroll in Project Access. You can also pick up enrollment forms at any area CHAS Clinic, Christ Clinic, House of Charity, Native Health Clinic, People’s Clinic, Riverstone Family Clinic or Spokane Falls Family Clinic. For more information about community healthcare services please contact Health For All at 444-3066 or call 211