Free to low cost health insurance

Many children, families and adults in Washington State may be able to get free or low cost health insurance. Your ability to get these state and federal sponsored medical programs is based on income and family size.

	Children 18 years of age and under
	19 years and older (Family Medical) and Washington Health Program
	65 years of age and over, or disabled on Medicare (Medicare Savings Program)
	Pregnancy Medical Program
	Women's health exams with mammogram and Pap test
	Take Charge (birth control for women, men and teens)
	Access to Baby and Child Dentistry Program (ABCD)

• Washington Health Plan
• Swedish Primary Care
• Qliance Primary Care
• Snoqualmie Valley (PDF)

• Looking for Good Health Care at a Price You Can Afford (PDF)
• Haga click aquí para Buena Atención Médica -- en el formato de documento portátil (PDF)
• Community Health Centers in Washington State

• Washington State's Basic Food Program (formerly food stamps)
  
  
• Food banks serving Seattle and King County
  
  
• Energy Assistance Programs
  
  
• Women Infant Children (WIC)
  
  
• King County dental providers
  Dental providers serving DSHS / Medicaid children and adults.
  
  
  • Dental providers by region:
    
    Central King County
    Serving Downtown Seattle, International District, South Park, George Town, Capitol Hill, Central District, Columbia City, Southeast, Rainier Valley, Skyway, West Seattle, and Vashon Island
    
    East King County
    Serving Bellevue, Bothell, Issaquah, Kirkland, Mercer Island, Redmond, Sammamish, Snoqualmie Valley, Woodinville
    
    Lower King County
    Serving Auburn, Bonney Lake, Federal Way, Kent, Maple Valley
    
    North King County
    Serving Bothell, Ballard, Crown Hill, Lake Union, Fremont, Lake Union, Greenwood, Green Lake, Wallingford, University District, Shoreline, Lake City
    
    Upper King County
    Serving Medicaid (ProviderOne - DSHS) Children and/or Adults

• King County Denture Services List (PDF)
  Providers serving low-income clients.
  
  
• Community Health Access Program (CHAP)
  Providing a variety of free or low cost resources to King County residents.