Frequently Asked Questions | DC HealthCare Alliance
 

 
Q: What is the Alliance?
   
A: The DC HealthCare Alliance (Alliance) program is designed to provide medical assistance to needy District residents who are not eligible for federally-financed Medicaid benefits.  This includes non-disabled childless adults, non-qualified aliens and some individuals who are over-income for Medicaid.  The Alliance program provides comprehensive health services, including preventative, primary, acute, and chronic care services such as clinic services, emergency care, immunizations, in-patient and out-patient hospital care, physician services, and prescription drugs.
   

   
Q: How can I apply?
   
A: You can apply at any IMA Service Center.  Please call (202)-724-5506 to identify the Service Center nearest you.  You can also apply at various clinics and medical centers.  Please call (202)-724-5506 to verify hours and locations.
   

   
Q: Where do I find information on the Alliance?
   
A: More information may be obtained by viewing the IMA Policy Manual.  The Alliance policy can be found in Part VII, Chapter 4 of the IMA Policy Manual.
   

   
Q: Who Does DC HealthCare Alliance Cover?
   
A:
  • DC residents
  • Childless adults under age 65
  • Undocumented women for maternity care
  • Undocumented children for dental care
  • Undocumented children for well-child care

   
Q: What Benefits Does DC HealthCare Alliance Offer?
   
A:
  • Inpatient hospital care
  • Outpatient medical care (including preventive care)
  • Emergency services
  • Prescription drugs
  • Rehabilitative services
  • Home health care
  • Dental services
  • Specialty care
  • Wellness programs (including mother and baby care)
 

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