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Financial Assistance Policy Plain Language Summary ProMedica Health System hospitals offer financial assistance to people who need emergency and other care that a doctor believes is necessary. You may be eligible for free or discounted care if you meet the requirements. Patients may be required to apply, provide income information and meet eligibility requirements.
Financial assistance is usually determined on family size and the Federal Poverty Guidelines (FPG) that are determined by the Federal Government. Individuals that want to apply for financial assistance may be screened for Medicaid eligibility and required to cooperate with the Medicaid application process before financial assistance is given.
If the patient’s family size and income are below 200% of the FPG, the person responsible for paying the bill will not be responsible for any amount and your care will be free. This will also include balances after insurance that are deemed medically necessary. If patient’s family size and income fall between 201-400% of the FPG the person responsible for paying the bill will be required to pay a reduced amount.
A doctor must believe that the care is needed. Services that are not medically necessary such as cosmetic surgery are not eligible for financial assistance. No person eligible for financial assistance under this FAP (Financial Assistance Policy) will be charged more for emergency or other medically necessary care than amounts generally billed to individuals who have insurance covering such care.
You may obtain a copy of our FAP policy and the FAP application Form, as well as information about the financial assistance process through: • ProMedica Website: https://www. promedica. org/Pages/patient-resources/billing-insurance/financial-assistance/default.
aspx • * A Patient Financial Advocate at each hospital; • * Any registration department at each hospital; or • By calling 844-373-0871 or 800-477-4035 to request an application to be mailed to you. We accommodate the populations served by ProMedica Health System that have limited proficiency in English by translating copies of our FAP, Application Form, and this Summary in the primary languages spoken by those populations.
We may also elect to furnish translation aids, translation guides, or provide assistance through use of qualified bilingual interpreters. * See next page for listing of hospital addresses.
> ProMedica Hospital Locations ProMedica Bay Park Hospital ProMedica Coldwater Regional Hospital ProMedica Defiance Regional Hospital ProMedica Flower Hospital (a division of Toledo Hospital) ProMedica Fostoria Commun ity Hospital ProMedica Hickman Hospital ProMedica Memorial Hospital ProMedica Monroe Regional Hospital ProMedica Toledo & Toledo Children’s Hospital Wildwood Orthopedic & Spine Hospital
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Patients needing emergency and other medically necessary care. Eligibility is based on household size and income relative to federal poverty guidelines. Applicants may be required to apply for Medicaid. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
Financial Assistance Policy is funded by ProMedica Health System. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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