How To Help
Public support of local Access
Coalitions’ access-to-health-care work directly benefits your
family, friends and neighbors here in the Upper Peninsula. You
can help make primary health care services and needed medications
available for working-age U.P. residents between 19 and 64 years of
age who do not qualify for other state or federal health care programs
and whose household income falls at or below 200 percent of the Federal
Poverty Level.
Whether you volunteer
your time or
services or make
financial gifts directly to your Local Access Coalition or through
UPHAC on behalf of all Access Coalitions around the U.P., the beneficiaries
are U.P. residents who don’t have health insurance and can’t
afford primary health care, medications and/or diagnostic medical tests.
Your contributions make you part of a regional network
supporting community-based health care options for the well-being of Upper
Peninsula residents. Access Coalitions work toward a goal of achieving 100
percent access to health care services for residents of the U.P.
