HEALTHY TEXAS WOMEN & THE PRIMARY HEALTH CARE PROGRAM
Angelica Garza,Robles,Special Programs Coordinator is stationed at the Atascosa Health Center , in Pleasanton . She can be reached at 830-569-2527 ext.2328
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Alivina "Rosie" Calzadillas is stationed at Atascosa Health Center, in Pleasanton but travels to our other locations. She can reached at 830-569-2527 ext. 2346
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Angel Martinez and Valarie Carrasco are stationed at the Atascosa Health Center in Pleasanton also but travel to each of our clinics on a day each week. They can be reached at 830-569-2527 ext. 2315
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Healthy Texas Women Program for uninsured low income women.
AHC’s network of six rural health centers located in Atascosa, Wilson, Karnes, McMullen and Live Oak Counties offers Healthy Texas Women , a state-funded program administered by HHSC to provide eligible Uninsured women with Women's Health Services and Family Planning. Family income and the number of family members in the household determine eligibility for services. “We want to get the word out to women who maybe working for minimum wage and think they are not eligible because they work full-time or women who are unemployed or a full-time student. You maybe eligible if you are age 15 to 44 (parental consent 15-17); not currently pregnant; must be a US Citizen or Legal permanent resident. This program offers contraception, breast & cervical cancer screening & diagnostic services, screening/treatment for chronic conditions and immunizations for those who do not have health insurance and make less than the monthly family income per family size and amount. You can visit: www.HealthyTexasWomen.org or call our offices to meet with one of the ladies above.
AHC’s network of six rural health centers located in Atascosa, Wilson, Karnes, McMullen and Live Oak Counties offers Healthy Texas Women , a state-funded program administered by HHSC to provide eligible Uninsured women with Women's Health Services and Family Planning. Family income and the number of family members in the household determine eligibility for services. “We want to get the word out to women who maybe working for minimum wage and think they are not eligible because they work full-time or women who are unemployed or a full-time student. You maybe eligible if you are age 15 to 44 (parental consent 15-17); not currently pregnant; must be a US Citizen or Legal permanent resident. This program offers contraception, breast & cervical cancer screening & diagnostic services, screening/treatment for chronic conditions and immunizations for those who do not have health insurance and make less than the monthly family income per family size and amount. You can visit: www.HealthyTexasWomen.org or call our offices to meet with one of the ladies above.
Primary Health Care Program:
This program is for men ages 18 and older; also women who can no longer have children; who have no other insurance; and must be a resident of Texas. This program offers preventative health services, diagnostics & treatment; laboratory & immunizations. You may call our office to meet with one of the ladies above to determine eligibility.
This program is for men ages 18 and older; also women who can no longer have children; who have no other insurance; and must be a resident of Texas. This program offers preventative health services, diagnostics & treatment; laboratory & immunizations. You may call our office to meet with one of the ladies above to determine eligibility.
