For Patients & Their Advocates

To qualify for participation in KCPA, patients must meet the following eligibility criteria.

 

Patients are typically between 18-64 years old.

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A patient’s household combined income must fall at or below 200% of the federal poverty guideline.

Patients must be referred by their primary care provider or a hospital. After the referral and enrollment form are received, the KCPA Case Manager will schedule the specialty appointment.

Patients who reside in King County will be seen by a King County provider.

Initial enrollment is for a six-month period. An extension may be granted, pending continued eligibility and treatment needs.

 

Safety net clinics and private physicians provide primary care homes for patients.

Primary care physicians refer eligible patients to specialists and hospitals who, through KCPA, donate their services.

Physician volunteer commitments and patient referrals are managed through a KCPA Case Manager.

For tracking purposes only, services provided are recorded through standard insurance claim forms.

Patients receive their medications through their primary care providers or safety net clinics.

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“I got care I would have never gotten myself… I had no idea that anything like this existed.”

—Janet, KCPA patient