Medical and Dental Care for the Uninsured

Medical Specialty Care

Patients who are in need of medical specialty care can be connected with a specialist in the community who will perform services at a limited cost or on a charity basis. To apply for our program, patients need to fill out an application, available online (click to download ENGLISH of SPANISH) or in our office. Patients should also bring the following items to our office::

1) referral from a primary care provider

2) proof of income, in the form of last year's federal income tax statement (IRS 1040) or a copy of W-2 earning statements for last year, or two most recent earning statements for the household.

3) proof of Utah County Residency (i.e. lease agreement, utility bill, etc.)

We do not have providers of all specialties in our network. Because the providers work on a charity basis, the number of providers and appointments is limited. Patients will be connected to a provider on a case by case basis, as providers become available. Interpretation services will be provided as needed, and care coordinators will work to coordinate services with multiple healthcare providers and ancillary services. We cannot guarantee that charges will not be incurred, but case managers will work to reduce costs wherever possible. If you have questions about how the process works, please call 801.818.3015 or email info@communityhealthconnect.org

Dental Care

Patients who are in need of dental care can be connected with a dentist in the community who will perform services at a limited cost or on a charity basis. To apply for our program, patients need to fill out an application, available online or in our office (click to download ENGLISH or SPANISH). Patients should also bring the following to our office::

1) proof of income in the form of last year's federal income tax statement (IRS 1040) or a copy of W-2 earning statements for last year, or two most recent earning statements for the household.

2) proof of Utah County Residency (i.e. lease agreement, utility bill, etc.)

3) $50 donation for application process and supplies. There will also be additional costs related to other hard costs including crowns, bridges, partials, and dentures.

After being accepted into the program, patients are required to schedule an appointment for oral hygiene care with one of the local hygiene schools and are also required to attend a one hour oral health education class. Patients are then put on a waiting list to see a dentist. Unfortunately at this time dental providers are very limited. We currently have a long waiting list for dental care. If you have questions about how the process works please call 801.818.3015 or email info@communityhealthconnect.org