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Where can I find free or low-cost health care?

The HHS Health Resources Services Administration (HRSA) Health Center Program has locations all over the United States that provide care on a sliding fee scale.

Find a health center in your state.

You can also locate affordable health insurance coverage at the HealthCare.gov Marketplace.

Protect yourself from Health Insurance Marketplace® scams:

  • Enrollment assistants should NOT ask you for money.
  • No one from the government will call or email you to sell you an insurance plan or ask for personal identifying information. Do not trust people you did not contact who request personal information. They may be trying to steal your identity.
  • Be careful when giving out your personal information, such as credit card, banking, or Social Security numbers. 
  • Make sure to look for official government logos or website addresses on websites that sell health insurance.

Get more tips and resources about identity protection and learn to report suspected fraud

If you think your identity may have been used to sign up for health care coverage, or feel like you gave your personal information to someone you shouldn’t have, contact the Marketplace Call Center: 1-800-318-2596 (TTY: 1-855-889-4325)

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Content created by Digital Communications Division (DCD)
Content last reviewed April 20, 2023
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