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Mental Health: Let's talk about it
Physical Health: First steps
Emotional & Spiritual Health: You are valuable
Social Conditions: Community Strong
Hamilton Co. Department of Reentry
Our goal is to provide uninsured adults in Hamilton County the medical care they need to enjoy a higher quality of life.
Free & Income Based Health Clinics in Cincinnati, Ohio
One Place
All Kinds of Services
Your Path Forward
Our Mission: We are committed to changing lives of the incarcerated, as well as men and women released from prison. It is our mission to provide these individual with the tools and information to live a successful and changed life outside prison walls.
Greater Cincinnati Area Cincinnati VA Medical Center Community Outreach Division 859.392.3858 *these resources may be outdated (2003). However, it is always good to ask if they would be able to refer you to another resource.
CAIN: Churches Active in Northside
Building Brands, Creating Jobs, Changing Lives
Career & Job Services
Health Care Coverage:
Health Care Coverage:
In-Reach by Ohio’s Medicaid Managed Care Plans. Ohio enrolls eligible inmates into Medicaid approximately 90 days prior to their release and has them select a Medicaid managed care plan. As required in their contracts, each of Ohio’s five plans then conducts in-reach with inmates to assess needs and identify a primary care provider.13 All inmates who are enrolled must receive some level of care coordination; for inmates with a serious illness, the plans conduct a prerelease assessment, establish a care plan, and set up provider appointments for after release.
Incarcerated and Recently Released Healthcare Consumers
Incarceration and Medicaid
Incarceration and Medicaid
If you’re incarcerated you can use the Marketplace to apply for Medicaid coverage in your state. Medicaid won’t pay for your medical care while you’re in prison or jail. But if you enroll in Medicaid while you’re incarcerated you may be able to get needed care more quickly after you’re released.
There are 3 ways to apply for Medicaid:
Online, at either HealthCare.gov or your state’s Marketplace website. (Get a checklist that will help you gather needed information before you apply (PDF).)
With a Marketplace paper application (PDF) that you fill out and mail in.
Directly through your state Medicaid office. Use the “Get state information” dropdown menu on this Medicaid page to get contact information for your state Medicaid office.
CINCINNATI
Crisis Care Center
24 hours / 7 days
(513) 281-CARE (2273)
DAYTON
Suicide Prevention Center
24 hours / 7 days
1-800-320-HELP (4357)
(937) 229-7777
(937) 463-2961
WARREN
CONTACT
Community Connection
24 hours / 7 days
(330) 393-1565
(330) 545-4371
Teen Line
(330) 395-8764
TTY
(330) 395-5832
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