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HEALTH

 
Health Care  (PDF) Includes:  Clinics, Prescription Program, and Insurance for Adults and Children
 
INSURANCE FOR CHILDREN -   CHIP www.chipcoverspakids.com
 
HEALTH CLINIC OF BUTLER COUNTY
http://www.butlerhealthclinic.org
The Clinic provides high quality healthcare to our uninsured and income-eligible (200% poverty) neighbors in Butler County. 
It is located in the Eagle Commercial Center on East Butler Road.
Patients: call 724-841-0980 and leave your name and telephone number.
Beth Shingleton, Case Manager will call back and arrange a screening appointment.
 
WANT TO AVOID THE MEDICARE DRUG COVERAGE "DOUGHNUT HOLE"? If you have Medicare Part D, you may be at risk of falling into the coverage gap, or "doughnut hole."
Follow this four-step tool and save money!  http://doughnuthole.aarp.org/
 

NUTRITION

 
Food Assistance
Food Stamps:

This page explains Food Stamp eligibility concisely.  It also includes information for students:

http://www.law.upenn.edu/probonoprojects/foodstamp/am-i-eligible-for-food-stamps.html

The PA "COMPASS" system is the easiest way to APPLY:  https://www.humanservices.state.pa.us/Compass.Web/CMHOM.aspx

 

Locate a County Assistance Office:

http://www.dpw.state.pa.us/ServicesPrograms/CashAsstEmployment/003670281.htm

WIC:  WIC isn’t just for families on public assistance.  The income limits allow many working families to qualify for benefits.  For example, a family of four with an annual income of $40,793 is eligible for the program.  Benefits are provided to pregnant women, postpartum mothers, breastfeeding mothers and children under age five.  WIC offers participants free nutrition counseling, breastfeeding support and vouchers redeemable at grocery stores for foods such as milk, eggs, cheese, cereal, juices, whole grains, soy milk, tofu, jarred baby foods and fresh fruits and vegetables.

            Eligibility for WIC is based on both income and medical or nutritional risk.  For more information about WIC and how to apply for benefits, please call the Allegheny County Health Department WIC Program at 412-350-5801 or visit its web site at www.achd.net/wic.

Locate a FOOD PANTRY:  

http://www.pittsburghfoodbank.org/gethelp ( then enter zip code)

Farmers Market Nutrition Program
Provides vouchers to older adults and WIC participants to get fresh, nutritious,
unprepared, locally grown fruits, vegetables from farmers' markets, roadside stands
and community supported agriculture programs.  
 2007 SENIOR FMNP AGENCIES
   ALLEGHENY COUNTY - (412) 350-4071
   CRAWFORD COUNTY - (814) 336-1792
 WIC Participants should contact their case manager.
http://pameals.com/MealsPublic/FarmMarkets/MarketSearch.aspx?pc=fmnp 
call 1-877-FOOD-MINISTRY
 
 
The Ultimate Shelf Life of Food
 
Did you know Giant Eagle has registered dietitians?  They are available online and in many “quality assurance areas” to help answer your food and nutrition questions.  Locate a dietitian by email nutrition@gianteagle.com