York Hospital is committed to providing quality health care regardless of one’s ability to pay and is pleased to offer several programs to help you manage your medical bill. Our Caring For All program includes various affordable health care options, outlined below.
Free medical care
We offer free care to patients whose income is twice the federal poverty income level. For example, an uninsured family of four whose total annual income is $62,400 or lower qualifies for free care at York Hospital. Based on this program alone, we provide millions of dollars worth of free care to patients who utilize our services every year, and FAP-eligible individuals can’t be charged more than the amounts generally billed for an emergency or other medically necessary care.
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Financial assistance policy
Our policy establishes guidelines for financial assistance for patients who incur a significant financial burden as a result of the amount they are expected to owe out of pocket for medically necessary health care services. For more information, read our full policy, call our team at
HELP (Help at Every Level Program)
HELP offers a discount on your hospital bill based on household income and the amount you owe. If you have a balance of $1,000 or higher related to one event or diagnosis, we can help.
Long-term, interest-free payments
Our Patient Financial Assistance Office will work with any patient to help set the amount they can afford to pay each month. For more information, call
Below-cost services
We offer many services at or below cost to the community including transportation to and from all York Hospital locations (like community sites and physician offices); low cost flu shots; free Medicare D counseling; and the Bridges Program, which provides support and companionship for the elderly. For more information, call the Health Care Help Center at
Self-pay discount
Effective January 1, 2024, York Hospital provides a 40% discount off of charges for all eligible uninsured patients.
Have questions?
For more information on financial assistance, call