Basic Health

Low-cost health care coverage for Washington State residents who are:

• Within Basic Health's income guidelines;
• Not eligible for free or purchased Medicare;
• Not institutionalized at the time of enrollment; and
• Not attending school full-time in the United States on a temporary student visa.

Basic Health is currently full and is not processing applications. Foster Parents, Personal Care Workers, Maternity Benefits, and Basic Health Plus (for children under 19 years old) applicants may still apply.

DSHS Medical Assistance

Find Department of Social and Health Services medical assistance programs you may qualify for.

Apple Health for Kids

A new Washington State initiative aimed at streamlining applications for children's medical.

Office of the Insurance Commissioner

If you don’t have access to a group insurance plan, this guide will help you find individual health insurance coverage. Individual coverage is health insurance you buy directly from an insurance company for yourself or for family members. You will find a list of insurance companies that offer coverage for individuals, the counties they serve, sample rates, and contact information.

Community Health Services

A network of community and migrant health centers, public hospital-affiliated clinics, and local public health jurisdictions that provide an array of services to low-income and/or special populations with a focus on medical and/or dental care.

Prescription Drug Program

The PDP provides information and programs serving Washington State residents who may be uninsured or underinsured.