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Find similar grantsEye Care for Kids Vision Program is sponsored by Houston Eye Foundation. The Houston Eye Foundation's Eye Care for Kids Vision Program provides free eye exams and glasses to low-income, uninsured students (ages 5-21) in the Greater Houston area.
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Application and Guidelines | Houston Eye Foundation Application and Guidelines Click here for an English Application Click here for a Spanish Application Medical or Surgical and Specialty Eye Care Services To apply for medical or surgical, specialty eye care services, applicant must complete the HEA Foundation application and send with the following documents: A current county denial letter from the residing county indigent medical program is required .
Patient may live in any county within Texas. Patients are STRONGLY ENCOURAGED to apply for their county indigent medical health care program and obtain a letter before applying to HEAF. A list of county indigent health care program contacts can be found in the HEAF application instructions.
Call 211 if the county you need is not listed. Copy of most recent household Income Tax Return. (If household files income taxes) Copy of last three paystubs that includes year to date figures for all working individuals in the household, or a handwritten letter from employer.
If self-employed, please provide a self-employment letter confirming occupation type and monthly gross income. If unemployed, a copy of any financial award letters from disability, social security or unemployment offices will suffice. If unemployed and living with family members, send proof of household income for the family and letter from family confirming they are financially supporting the applicant.
If applicant has private, medical insurance, a copy of the insurance card and a copy of the insurance plan stating the deductible is required. If the deductible is greater than 10% of annual household income, we may be able to help. If applicant is younger than 18 years of age, a denial from MEDICAID/CHIPS is required.
If applicant is older than 65 years of age or is receiving disability, a denial letter from MEDICARE/MEDICAID is required. Eye Care for Kids Vision Program To apply for Eye Care for Kids Vision Program, applicant must complete the HEA Foundation application and send with the following documents: (**This program is only for patients 21 and under who live in the Greater Houston area.) Copy of most recent household tax return.
(If household files income taxes) Copy of last two paystubs that includes year to date figures for all working individuals in the household, or a handwritten letter from employer. If self-employed, please provide a self-employment letter confirming occupation type and monthly gross income. If unemployed, a copy of any financial award letters from disability, social security or unemployment offices will suffice.
If unemployed and living with family members, send proof of household income for the family and letter from family confirming they are financially supporting the applicant. Only send copies with your application; original documents will NOT be returned to the applicant. Application and documents may be faxed to (713) 558-8760, mailed to HEA Foundation, 7155 Old Katy Road, S110, Houston, Texas 77024, or emailed to heaf@houstoneye.
com Upon acceptance into the HEA Foundation Program: Patients acknowledge they are responsible for transportation to and from appointment. Physicians are located throughout the Greater Houston Area. Patients may be asked to sign a media release waiver in efforts to share their experience with local funders.
Medical and surgical eye services will be valid for 12 months before applicant must reapply for continued services. Some exceptions of the 12-month service may apply for various applications.
Early termination may take place if patient misses scheduled appointments, does not follow physician’s orders or remain uncompliant while under their care, financial assets are not completely disclosed and/or if the patient does not live in the United States permanently. Houston Eye Associates Foundation is a 501 (c)3 non-profit organization committed to preserving and restoring the sight of those in need.
For more information, please contact heaf@houstoneye. com or (713) 558-8740 . 7155 Old Katy Road, Suite S110, Houston, Texas 77024
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Greater Houston-area students (5-21 years old) who meet income thresholds for low-income households and do not have vision health insurance. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
Eye Care for Kids Vision Program is funded by Houston Eye Foundation. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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