The Health Coverage Eligibility Quiz is an interactive web program that instantly generates a customized profile with all public and private health plans for which individuals may qualify, along with a special resource section on locating financial benefits and free or low-cost health benefits.

Try the Health Coverage Eligibility Quiz now.

The Health Care Options Matrix™ Guide is the only hand-held guide available that outlines all of each state’s public and private health care choices for individuals and groups in almost every demographic profile, as well as offering a reference list of phone numbers and web sites. This is an ideal tool for professionals who have basic knowledge of health insurance and need a quick-reference format.

The U.S. Directory of Health Care Options is the only comprehensive book that outlines every state’s public and private health care programs. With a matrix for every state, you can find coverage for any individual along with a list of reference phone numbers and web sites. This is an ideal tool for professionals—school nurses, teachers, social workers, and patient navigators—who are signing up individuals, families, and small businesses throughout the United States.

• Download the U.S. Directory of Health Care Options

The SCHIP Map shows the income limits for a family of four of each state's SCHIP program. The SCHIP Map is a great resource for professionals, school nurses, teachers, social workers, and patient navigators who are working with uninsured children throughout the United States.

• Download the FHCE SCHIP Map

In January of each year, the federal government releases an official income level for poverty called the Federal Poverty Income Guidelines, and often informally referred to as the “Federal Poverty Level.” The benefit levels of many low-income assistance programs are based on these poverty guidelines.

• Download the FHCE 2009 Federal Poverty Level Chart


• Download the FHCE 2008 Federal Poverty Level Chart

The Uninsured in America Statistics Flyer shows the true long-term uninsured population by state and as a percentage of the state’s total population. This is a principle tool for legislators, news media, and brokers who are working on the common goal to help lower the ranks of the uninsured.

• Download the Uninsured in America Statistics Flyer for insurance agents and brokers
• Download the Uninsured in America Statistics Flyer for legislators

The Medicaid Funding Imbalance Flyer shows California feeling the squeeze in the Medicaid program.  Also, this flyer shows that California is ranked last in the funding received for the federal government while New York is ranked first. This is a key tool for legislators, news media, and brokers who are working on the common goal to help lower the ranks of the uninsured.

• Download the Medicaid Funding Imbalance Flyer

The Help Line is a brand new phone service designed to help you find “free and low-cost health insurance.” Available 24 hours a day, seven days a week, in multiple languages, the service is staffed by friendly Information Specialists who can provide callers with three main services. They can:

1. describe the public or private options for which the caller may be eligible,
2. connect a caller to representatives from various plans, and
3. help find special resources pertaining to a caller’s unique health insurance eligibility situation.

FHCE will gladly customize classes and workshops to meet the needs of any audience. Here are sample course titles that are based on three different audience groups:

Health Care Providers, Social Workers and other Health Professionals…

• Tools That Explain Health Coverage Options & Insurance
• Coverage For All Through Education

Employers, Human Resources Managers, Businesses…

• Helping Employees Understand Health Coverage Options
• The Evolution of Public and Private Health Coverage

General Audience…

• The Accessibility and Affordability of Health Coverage
• Understanding Our Health Coverage System