Medical, dental, vision, and behavioral health options for residents who are uninsured, underinsured, or facing high costs.
Healthcare expenses can create a significant financial burden for individuals and families. Even with insurance coverage, many residents struggle with deductibles, copayments, prescriptions, dental care, vision care, and other medical expenses.
New Jersey offers programs and community resources that may help residents access healthcare services at reduced cost. Whether you are uninsured, underinsured, or simply looking for ways to reduce healthcare expenses, affordable options may be available.
Your best option depends on your healthcare needs.
Residents who need medical care but are concerned about cost may be able to receive services through community health centers and other low-cost providers. Many offer services based on income or ability to pay.
Dental care can be expensive, especially without dental insurance. Affordable options may include:
Availability and eligibility requirements vary by program.
Residents may be able to find help with:
Programs may have income or eligibility requirements.
Community health centers provide healthcare services to residents regardless of whether they have insurance. They often serve uninsured and underinsured residents and may use a sliding-scale fee system based on income.
Prescriptions can be one of the largest healthcare expenses for a household. Residents should also review:
Mental healthcare is an important part of overall health. Residents may find assistance through:
NJ 2-1-1 can help connect residents with available local resources.x
Yes. Community health centers and other programs may provide affordable services to uninsured residents.
Yes. Many programs consider income and household circumstances, and some working residents may qualify.
No. Affordable healthcare resources may be available for adults, children, families, and seniors.
Possibly. Availability depends on the program, location, and eligibility requirements.
Contact NJ 2-1-1. They can help identify healthcare resources based on your needs and situation.
Affordable healthcare, community health programs, dental and vision resources, and mental health services. Also the best way to locate nearby community health centers.
Free or low-cost health coverage — eligibility, applications, and coverage options.
Compare plans, apply for coverage, and check whether you qualify for financial assistance.
Do not delay care because of cost before checking your options.
Healthcare costs add up quickly, but many residents do not realize that lower-cost options and assistance programs may be available.
