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Do I have to live in Williamson
County to receive services at your
clinic?
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What type of services are offered in
your clinics?
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Do
you take insurance?
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What do your services cost?
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What days/times do you offer
immunizations?
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My child needs immunizations, can I
bring him/her to your office?
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Do you offer adult Immunizations,
what do they cost?
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Do you provide immunizations for
traveling overseas?
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My child is sick and/or needs a
physical, can I come to your clinic?
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Do you see pregnant women?
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I don’t have
insurance.
Where can
I get medical care?
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Do you do
family planning? Is
this a Family Planning office?
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Where can I get a CHIP
application?
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Where do I apply for Medicaid
and how do I qualify?
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What
is Wilco Care?
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In most cases, county residency is
not a requirement to receive services.
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WCCHD offers many services. Please
see the
Services page on this website. If
you are looking for a clinic schedule of
when services are provided, see
Locations & Hours.
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We accept Medicaid and CHIP for
Children’s Immunizations. Please bring
your most current card at the time of
visit.
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There are sliding fee scales for some
of our services based on income and
family size. Services are not denied for
lack of payment source.
Contact a clinic for more
information.
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Immunization days and time vary for
each clinic. See the
Clinic Schedule to find the most
convenient place and time for you.
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Yes, please bring the child’s most up
to date immunization record with you to
the visit. See the
Clinic Schedule to find the most
convenient place and time for you.
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Yes, we do offer some
Adult Immunizations. Please call the
clinic to determine your cost.
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We provide some immunizations
required for overseas travel.
Call
a clinic near you for more details.
Other resources include:
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Passport Health Clinic,
a private
clinic, has locations in Round Rock and
Austin that provide immunizations
for travel anywhere. Call Passport
Health Clinic at (512) 459-0672.
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Austin Regional Clinic's Travel
Clinic located at 825 E.
Rundberg Lane, Suite B1 Austin TX
78753. Call 836-5472 for an
appointment.
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No. we do not offer sick care
services. Please contact the
HealthCare Helpline for other
options.
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Prenatal clients will be referred to
the
HealthCare Helpline for appropriate
referral.
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Contact the
HealthCare Helpline to find out if
you might qualify for a medical program
or low cost primary care in Williamson
County.
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No, WCCHD does not provide family
panning services. Please contact the
HealthCare Helpline for other
options.
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You can pick them up at any of our
offices or apply online. Contact the
HealthCare Helpline for more
information.
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There are several ways to apply for
Medicaid. The social workers at WCCHD
can help you get the information you
need about applying and qualifying for
Medicaid. Call the Healthcare Helpline
at (512) 248-3252 or 1-800-890-6296 to
talk to a social worker about Medicaid.
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The Wilco Care program is medical
coverage for people who are not in the
Medicaid population and have little or
no income (income less than 25% of the
Federal Poverty Level). To learn more
about qualifying for this program, what
services are included, and for screening
and application call Healthcare Helpline
at (512) 248-3252 or 1-800-890-6296.
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