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Boston, Suffolk County, MA
Under Massachusetts law, Massachusetts Eye And Ear Infirmary - must offer free or discounted care to eligible low-income and uninsured patients. Here's what the law guarantees — and how to apply.
Under the Massachusetts Health Safety Net (M.G.L. c.118E; 101 CMR 613.00), Massachusetts Eye And Ear Infirmary - must provide FREE care to uninsured patients at or below 150% of the Federal Poverty Level, and discounted care for patients up to 300%.
This is the legal minimum — Massachusetts Eye And Ear Infirmary - may offer more generous help. The only way to know is to apply, and applying is always free.
Your immigration status cannot be used to decide if you qualify — Massachusetts law bars hospitals from considering it. Eligibility depends only on your household income.
Massachusetts sets no income limit for its Medical Hardship help: if your allowable medical bills are more than about 10% of your income — a higher share if you earn more — the Health Safety Net can cover the rest. Apply even if your income is above the limits listed here.
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