Patient Resources
Below you’ll find several patient resources, including information about our patient portal, assistance with signing up for health insurance, information about non-emergency medical transportation, links to more information about common health concerns, and more! Click the links below to jump to that section.
Patient Portal
All patients are encouraged to use our patient portal, MyChart
Insurance We Accept
We accept Medicaid, Medicare, and Private Insurance. Click to learn more!
Sign Up for Insurance
Our Outreach & Enrollment team can help submit the application for you!
Chronic Medical Conditions
Learn about chronic conditions such as asthma, diabetes, and hypertension.
Non-Emergency Medical Transportation
Some patients’ insurance plans cover transportation to and from health care appointments.
Prevent Lead Poisoning
Learn the main cause of lead poisoning and how to prevent it.
HIV Testing
It’s imperative to know if you have the virus so you can begin treatments as soon as possible. Fortunately, FCHC offers HIV testing and treatments.
Affordable Connectivity Program (Internet)
The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) offered the Affordable Connectivity Program, which provided savings for high-speed internet. The program ended February 8, 2024.
Patient Portal
All patients are encouraged to use our patient portal, MyChart. Patients can communicate with medical staff, access test results, see upcoming appointments, and request prescription refills.
If you do not have a MyChart account, you can sign-up on the portal. You’ll need an email account and the MyChart activation code on your enrollment letter or After Visit Summary.
Insurance We Accept
Family Care Health Centers is committed to caring for the underserved and underinsured. FCHC provides care for people of ages and in all stages of life, regardless of insurance status. If you don’t have insurance, we offer a sliding fee scale and help with Medicaid enrollment.
Medical
- Aetna
- Ambetter
- Anthem
- Cigna
- HealthLink (no Nurse Practitioners or Speciality Providers)
- Healthy Blue (Missouri Medicaid)
- Home State (Missouri Medicaid)
- Humana
- Medica (WellFirst)
- Medicaid (Missouri Only)
- Medicare
- United Healthcare
Chiropractic
- Anthem
- Healthy Blue (Missouri Medicaid)
- Home State (Missouri Medicaid)
- Humana
- Medica (Wellfirst)
- Medicaid (Missouri Only)
- Medicare
- Optum (UHC Partner)
- United Healthcare
Eye Care
- Envolve Vision (Home State)
- March (Healthy Blue)
- March (UHC Community Plan)
- Medicaid (Missouri Only)
Behavioral Health
- Aetna
- Anthem
- Cigna
- Evernorth (Cigna)
- Healthy Blue (Missouri Medicaid)
- Home State (Missouri Medicaid)
- Medicaid (Missouri Only)
- Medicare
- MercyMBH
- Optum
Dental
- AARP | Medicare from UnitedHealthcare
- Delta Dental
- Dentaquest (Healthy Blue)
- Guardian
- Envolve Dental (Home State)
- Medicaid (Missouri Only)
- MetLife
- United Healthcare Dental
If your insurance is not listed, please contact your insurance company to ask if Family Care Health Centers providers are covered in your plan. You may also call 314-83-4CARE(2273), option 1, option 5 (Billing Department).
Sign up for Insurance
If you’re looking to apply for Medicaid or Marketplace (healthcare.gov) insurance, Family Care Health Centers can help. Our Outreach & Enrollment team can submit the application for you.
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- Call 314-937-5100.
- Make an appointment with our Outreach & Enrollment team.
- Your appointment may last between 30-40 minutes.
- You’ll then receive a letter within approximately 3-4 weeks with your application status.
What should you bring to your appointment?
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- Photo ID
- Social Security number
- Income information (wages, unemployment, social security, disability, etc. — all sources of income)
- Social security number and income for anyone in the household
FOR MEDICAID PARTICIPANTS:
Annual renews began April 1, 2023. To learn about the Missouri Department of Social Services’ benefit portal, watch this short 3.5 minute video.
Non-Emergency Medical Transportation (NEMT)
Some patients’ insurance plans cover transportation to and from health care appointments. The following insurance plans offer NEMT and patients should call to see if they are eligible.
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- Medicaid: 1-866-269-5944
- Healthy Blue: 1-888-597-1193
- HomeState: 1-866-455-2097
- UHC Community Plan of MO: 1-844-529-1801
For additional information on plan-specific non-emergency medical transportation, patients can click on the below links.
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- Medicaid/MO HealthNet: https://www.mtm-inc.net/missouri/
- Healthy Blue: https://www.healthybluemo.com/missouri-medicaid/get-help/local-services.html
- HomeState: https://www.homestatehealth.com/members/medicaid/health-management/transportation-services.html
- UHC Community Plan: https://www.uhccommunityplan.com/dual-eligible/benefits/dual-plan-transportation-assistance
Learn About Common Chronic Medical Conditions
Learn about Asthma
Watch this video to learn how asthma works!
Here are other resources:
Learn about Diabetes
Learn about High Blood Pressure
Here are other resources:
Learn about Vaccines for Teens
Here are other resources:
Affordable Connectivity Program
The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) offered the Affordable Connectivity Program, which provided savings for high-speed internet. The program stopped accepting applications on 2/7/24.
FAQs:
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- Why can I not apply for the Affordable Connectivity Program (ACP)?
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- Due to a lack of funding from Congress, the ACP stopped accepting applications.
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- When will my ACP benefit end?
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- If you applied for the ACP and signed up with an internet company before February 8, 2024, you will continue to receive your benefit for now. An end date for the program has not been announced.
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- What if I applied for the ACP benefit before February 8, 2024, and am waiting to hear back about my application?
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- As of February 8th, applications are no longer being processed. You may qualify for Lifeline, another FCC program offering an internet discount. Learn more at LifelineSuppport.org.
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- Why can I not apply for the Affordable Connectivity Program (ACP)?