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MEDICAL EMERGENCY PAYMENT PROGRAM FOR ALIENS

This program will pay for emergency care provided by a hospital for medical conditions that happen suddenly with severe symptoms that will cause a serious health problem if immediate medical attention is not provided.

  • An emergency medical condition includes all labor and delivery services for a pregnant woman.

  • If an eligible individual receives care in a hospital and his/her condition meets the above criteria, the hospital, physicians' and other related costs (including ambulance service) can be covered by this program.

    How do I apply for the Medical Emergency Payment Program for Aliens?

    1. Inform the hospital office staff that you wish to apply for this program.
    2. If an application form is available, you will be asked to fill it out immediately.
    3. If an application is not available, the staff member will notify the County Board of Social Services that you are interested in applying.
    4. After the emergency medical treatment, you must call the County Board of Social Services yourself to schedule an interview.
    5. Bring any bills that you received for the emergency treatment with you to the County Board interview.
    6. You must complete an application within 3 months of the date of the emergency in order to be covered under this program.

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