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Low income people who have heart disease often have difficulty getting health insurance, accessing quality medical care or paying for prescription medicines. Older people and people with disabilities can have even greater challenges receiving the care they need. There are several government programs designed to provide assistance. Please click on the links below for an overview of various programs.

Low Income Programs (including Medicare/Medicaid)
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6/13/2013
WomenHeart of St. Charles County

6/13/2013
WomenHeart-Greater Kalamazoo -East " Share your Hobbies"

6/19/2013
WomenHeart of NE Washington Support Meeting

6/25/2013
WomenHeart Houston Support Group meeting

7/1/2013
WH of Overland Park "Heart healthy cooking class"
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WomenHeart: The National Coalition for Women with Heart Disease is a nonprofit, 501(c)(3) patient advocacy organization with thousands of members nationwide, including women heart patients and their families, health care providers, advocates and consumers committed to helping women live longer, healthier lives. WomenHeart supports, educates and advocates on behalf of the 42 million American women living with or at risk of heart disease. Our programs are made possible by donations, grants and corporate partnerships.

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WomenHeart: The National Coalition for Women with Heart Disease is a founding partner of The Heart Truth Red Dress campaign. The Heart Truth and Red Dress are trademarks of HHS.