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DC Healthcare Alliance

The District is offering a new health care program for uninsured residents called the DC Healthcare Alliance. As of August 17, 2001, thousands of previously uninsured residents (many of whom used to receive care at DC General) had already enrolled in this new program.

The DC Healthcare Alliance offers a full range of health care services for its members. Benefits include: inpatient hospital care, outpatient medical care (including preventive care), emergency services, urgent care services, prescription drugs, rehabilitative services, home health care, dental services, specialty care, and wellness programs that include mother and baby care.

There are currently eight sites throughout the city where residents may enroll in the new system. Click here for the locations. For more information about enrolling in the District's new system of health care, call (202) 842-2810 or 1 (866) 842-2810 (toll free).

"Quality health care speaks all languages, knows no boundaries and respects all cultures. Quality health care begins with you." – Mayor Anthony A. Williams

REAL ANSWERS FOR RESIDENTS

  • Letter to Residents
  • Building a Community-Based Health Care System*
  • Health Services Reform Update: A Plan for Improvement*
  • Health Services Reform Update: Most Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)*

    THE STATE OF OUR CITY'S HEALTH

  • District of Columbia Health Statistics:

    Reducing Deaths From AIDS*
    Reducing Deaths From Heart Disease*
    Reducing Deaths From Diabetes*

    PAMPHLETS AND PRESS

  • DC Council Oversight Hearing on the DC Healthcare Alliance
  • Mayor's Health Challenge Flyer*
  • Testimony on Public Benefit Corporation (PBC) Employee Services*
  • Health Care Model and Comparative Study*
  • The Transition to Better Health Care
  • Health Care Transition Radio Address
  • Health Services Reform Flyer*
  • Statement on Trauma Services for Our Residents
  • Neighborhood Action Alert — Health Care Reform in the District: Investing in People

    If you have questions about your health care, call us Monday through Friday, 9:00 am – 5:00 pm, at (202) 442-9195.


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