Patients

Health For All provides free basic health care for low income adults who do not have health insurance or qualify for government programs such as Medicaid or Medicare.
Services Offered
  • Chronic disease management
    • Diabetes
    • Hyperlipidemia
    • COPD
    • Hypertension
    • Asthma
    • Depression/anxiety
    • Chronic pain
  • Simple, uncomplicated illnesses
    • Respiratory/ear/bladder infections
    • Rash
    • Bronchitis
    • Sore throat
    • Flu symptoms
  • Simple injuries not requiring X-rays – sprains and strains
  • Non-surgical wound infections / suture or staple removal
  • Tooth pain treatment with antibiotic
  • Flu & Pneumonia Immunizations
  • Preventative mammogram screening for breast cancer
  • Medication assistance programs for clinic patients
  • Counseling for smoking cessation, diabetes, obesity, heart disease and anticoagulation therapy
Services Not Offered
  • Emergency care
  • Cancer biopsy and treatment
  • Prenatal care, Pregnancy testing, Gynecological
  • Sexually transmitted disease testing
  • Severe mental health issues
  • Prescription filling for non-patients
  • Completing disability or other program paperwork
Walk-Ins Established patients may be seen without an appointment on most days, although there is no guarantee that space will be available. We suggest that for best results walk-in patients for the morning clinic try to check in around 10:00am and walk-in patients for the afternoon clinic should try to check in about 2:00pm.
Who Is Eligible? To become a Health For All (HFA) patient we schedule an interview to review your current income and healthcare. HFA serves low-income individuals who do NOT have private medical insurance, Medicaid or Medicare coverage.
  • Adults - 18 years of age - 64 years of age
  • Uninsured - no health insurance and are not eligible for government healthcare programs (Medicare, Medicaid, CHIP, Tricare, etc.)
  • Residents of Brazos Valley:
    • Brazos
    • Burleson
    • Grimes
    • Leon
    • Madison
    • Robertson
    • Washington
  • Household income of less than: 200% of the Federal Poverty Level Guidelines

Why do we have income guidelines?

  • We have income and documentation requirements to help us serve you.
  • Income requirements are a combination of grant and government health assistance program rules.
  • Items such as Proof of Income, Tax return information and Social Security Numbers are required by the various drug companies that supply free medication through Prescription Assistance Programs (PAPs).
  • If we do not have your information, it limits the types of medications we can provide and/or forces you to purchase medications from an outside pharmacy.

We are here to serve and do our best to help each patient receive comprehensive care.

To be eligible for HFA services, individuals must have a household income of less than or equal to 200% of the Federal Poverty Level

 

Family SizeAnnualMonthlyWeekly
1$29,160.00$2,430.00$560.77
2$39,440.00$3,286.67$758.46
3$49,720.00$4,143.33$956.15
4$60,000.00$5,000.00$1,153.85
5$70,280.00$5,856.67$1,351.54
6$80,560.00$6,713.33$1,549.23
7$90,840.00$7,570.00$1,746.92
8$101,120.00$8,426.67$1,944.62
Each Add’l$10,280.00 $160.00

Making An Appointment

To schedule an appointment, call 979-774-4176

What to Bring

  • Photo ID
  • Social Security Card if available
  • All current medication bottles (even if empty, prescribed somewhere else or for over the counter meds)
  • Verifiable proof of household income for medication assistance
  • Pay check stub, if working
  • Most recent 1040 tax return
  • Social Security award letter
  • Proof of Medicaid, TANF or Food Stamps
  • Child support letter from the Office of the Attorney General
  • Unemployment benefits letter from Texas Workforce Commission
  • If unemployed, letter of support from friend or family member
    • Patient’s name must be stated
    • Letter must be signed and dated