6 services in Berks County. Where to enroll in Medicaid, CHIP or a Pennie marketplace plan, and free Medicare counseling from PA MEDI, whose counselors are not selling anything.
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Countywide
CHIP, the Children's Health Insurance Program run by the Pennsylvania Department of Human Services, gives health coverage to children and teens who have no insurance. Many kids receive CHIP for free…
From Berks County Assistance Office
Berks Community Health Center has insurance assisters who give free help with the state based health insurance marketplace, pennie.com, so you can get through the government websites and buy…
From Berks Community Health Center
Countywide
Pennie, Pennsylvania's official health insurance marketplace, connects you with certified assisters who help you apply for health coverage for free. You can get support in person, by phone, or…
From Pennie
Countywide
Berks Encore has trained PA MEDI counselors and volunteers who explain the basics of Medicare, how to enroll, how you can supplement your Medicare benefits, what Medicare coverage will cost and what…
From Berks Encore
Countywide · Taking applications
PA MEDI, which stands for Pennsylvania Medicare Education and Decision Insight, is a statewide service operated by the Pennsylvania Department of Aging where specially trained certified counselors…
From Pennsylvania Department of Aging
Reading
Medicaid, also known as Medical Assistance, pays for health care services for eligible individuals, and the Pennsylvania Department of Human Services takes applications online, in person at the Berks…
From Berks County Assistance Office
Every rule, cost and phone number here comes from the provider. We are a guide to Berks County, not the program: call before you go. If something is wrong, every service page has a report link, and our corrections policy says what happens next.