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| Q | Where can I go to get free or low-cost health care? Is there a web site that helps me locate inexpensive health care? |
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| A | You may want to consult the HHS Health Resources Services Administration (HRSA) directory of health centers at http://findahealthcenter.hrsa.gov/ - these health centers provide care on a sliding fee scale so it is affordable for anyone. More >> |
| Q | What can I do with the information on Hospital Compare? |
| A | Hospital Compare is designed to help consumers, patients, their loved ones to make better healthcare decisions. More >> |
| Q | How can I get help with affordable health insurance for children? |
| A | The State Children's Health Insurance Program (SCHIP) expands health coverage to uninsured children whose families earn too much for Medicaid but too little to afford private coverage. More >> |
| Q | How can I find out if my hospital offers good care for my condition? |
| A | Hospital Compare offers the consumer information on hospitals performance on measures of quality. More >> |
| Q | Where can I find HHS-sponsored training programs online? |
| A | HHS sponsors a number of online training programs in many categories. More >> |
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