The Access to Cancer Care for Low-Income and Uninsured Patients database is intended to reach low-income or uninsured Texans seeking free or low-cost cancer screening or treatment. Texas Cancer Information staff investigated procedures, contacts and clinic locations for screening and treatment for every Texas county. Information on how to obtain cancer care services in each of these counties is now available in English and Spanish. Social workers or volunteer organizations can also print out this information to give to their clients.
Inclusion in any of the documents is not intended as an endorsement of any individual, provider, service or Web site.
Please see the General Guidelines for Low-Income or Uninsured Texans Seeking Cancer Care for general information about cancer resources in Texas.
We hope this information is helpful if you are looking for cancer treatment or cancer screening, like a mammogram, Pap test, or prostate exam, and do not have insurance or enough money to pay for medical care.
Some access to care documents are in PDF format. You will need the free Adobe(R) Acrobat(R) Reader to view the documents. Documents for all 254 counties are available for download in English and Spanish at Access to Cancer Care for Low-Income and Uninsured Patients - PDF Documents for All Texas Counties
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