Community Access Network provides services to patients regardless of their ability to pay, and offers to all patients the opportunity to apply for the Reduced Fee program to receive affordable healthcare. Ability to pay is based on the patient’s annual household income.
Patients with household income below 100% of the Federal Poverty Level (FPL) can apply for free medical visits at Community Access Network. Patients with household income between 101% and 200% FPL can apply for a reduced fee up to $5 for a primary care visit and $10 for a specialty medical visit.
Applying for a reduced fee is fast and easy! To apply for the reduced fee program, call 434-818-7880.
Reduced Fee Program FAQs
It's our goal to make sure each and every patient gets the care they need and deserve. We never want bills or insurance to stand in the way of a patient's health, so we make an effort to provide a reduced appointment fee to individuals with incomes below 200% FPL regardless of insurance status.
For 2024, patients may qualify for the Reduced Fee Program if their income is below $30,120 for a household of one, or $73,160 for a household of four.
A reduced fee program with Community Access Network is a program that has been established since our inception to charge patients based on their income. To determine the discount that could be applied to you, Community Access Network will compare your income to the “Poverty Levels” that are annually determined by the federal government.
Reduced fees are determined on a patient-by-patient basis. Generally, patients with a household income that is below 100% of the Federal Poverty Level can apply for free medical visits at Community Access Network. Patients with a household income between 101% and 200% of the Federal Poverty Level can apply for a reduced fee of $0-$5 for a primary care visit and $0-$10 for a specialty visit, $0-$10 for behavioral health, $0-$10 for dental, $4 or up to 75% of the prescription cost, $0 or up to 40% of full fee for lab work.
The Federal Poverty Level is re-assessed and determined every January by the Department of Health and Human Services. It’s a measure of income to determine who is eligible for subsidies, benefits and programs (like our Reduced Fee Program).
Copay for Care
Primary Medical: $0-$5
Specialist Medical: $0-$10
Behavioral Health: $0-10
Dental: $0-$10
Pharmacy: $4 or up to 75%cost of prescription
Labs: $0 or up to 40% full fee for lab work
The Federal Poverty Level is re-assessed and determined every January by the Department of Health and Human Services.
To be considered below 100% of the Federal Poverty Line, guidelines vary by number of household members.
- Household of One – Up to $15,060
- Household of Two – Up to $20,440
- Household of Three – Up to $25,820
- Household of Four – Up to $31,200
- Household of Five – Up to $36,580
The Federal Poverty Level is re-assessed and determined every January by the Department of Health and Human Services.
To be considered below 200% of the Federal Poverty Line, guidelines vary by number of household members.
- Household of One – Up to $30,120
- Household of Two – Up to $40,880
- Household of Three – Up to $51,640
- Household of Four – Up to $62,400
- Household of Five – Up to $73,160