Who is eligible?
You must meet the following requirements:
- Adult, 18 years of age or older;
- Resident of Collin County (must provide proof of residency);
- Have no medical insurance (and not eligible for family members’ policy);
- Have no current state or Federal medical benefits (If you do qualify for state or Federal benefits, we will refer you to the right agency to start an application.);
- Considered indigent if household income is under two times the federal poverty level. (Under one time the federal poverty level when referred by the Collin County Health Department).
How can I be enrolled?
Project Access-Collin County requires a referral from a doctor before a patient can be enrolled. In order to be considered for our program, you must have a referral from:
- The County’s indigent healthcare program;
- An area hospital contracted with PACC;
- An ancillary or clinic partner in our network;
- Or a physician (primary care or specialist) participating with PACC.
Clients are required to complete an application with Project Access-Collin County and be accepted into the program before he or she may participate. PACC clients are approved for up to one year or until their circumstances change, whichever comes first.
Note: Elective surgery is not included. Only care required for medical purposes will be provided under the PACC program.