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Find similar grantsRhode Island Hospital Charity Care Program is sponsored by Rhode Island Hospital. Each hospital in Rhode Island has a 'charity care program' that may cover all or part of the bill for uninsured, low-income Rhode Islanders who couldn't afford to pay.
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Hospital Charity Care | Department of Health Charity Care (also known as free care) includes free or deeply discounted medical services for uninsured, low-income Rhode Islanders. The Rhode Island Department of Health (RIDOH) and Rhode Island hospitals are working together to ensure access to essential health care services under this important community benefit.
Rhode Island requires hospitals to provide essential medical services, as defined in state regulations, to qualified charity care patients. Hospitals must not discourage patients who cannot afford to pay from seeking essential medical services, nor direct them to seek those services from other providers. Eligibility for charity care is based on federal poverty guidelines for family size and income.
Rhode Island charity care regulations generally apply to uninsured, low-income Rhode Island residents who are otherwise ineligible for state, federal, or employe- sponsored health insurance. See Section 23. 14 of the Rhode Island Hospital Conversions regulations ( 216-RICR-20-10-23 ), "Provision of Charity Care, Uncompensated Care, and Community Benefits," for specific eligibility information.
Hospitals are required to provide all eligible patients with necessary information to apply for charity care. For more information, talk to your hospital's financial services office.
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Uninsured, low-income Rhode Islanders with income up to 300% of the federal poverty level who are unable to afford hospital care. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
Rhode Island Hospital Charity Care Program is funded by Rhode Island Hospital. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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