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Common questions about getting help

How much does it cost to get help from a community navigator?
Nothing. Help with Medicaid, CHIP, SNAP, WIC, clinic referrals, and transportation is always free and confidential. We are a community nonprofit, not a government agency or insurance company.
How fast will someone contact me after I request help?
Most people hear back within one business day by phone, text, or email — whichever you choose on the form. If your situation is urgent, call 911 for an emergency or dial 211 any time for immediate Texas referrals.
Which Texas counties do you serve?
We focus on Brazoria County and the surrounding area, including Fort Bend, Galveston, Harris, Matagorda, Wharton, San Jacinto, and Polk counties. If you live elsewhere in Texas we will still point you to the closest statewide options.
Do I need insurance or immigration papers to ask for help?
No. You can ask for help whether or not you have insurance. We never ask for a Social Security number on this form, and being uninsured or unsure about your immigration status does not stop you from getting clinic, food, or pregnancy support.
Can you help me apply for pregnancy Medicaid or CHIP?
Yes. Navigators walk you through pregnancy Medicaid, CHIP, CHIP Perinatal, SNAP, and Marketplace applications, help you gather documents, and follow up if your application stalls.

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