Welcome to the LVIM Circle of Caring!
Are you looking for healthcare and don’t know where to turn? At LVIM, we provide access to free, high-quality, comprehensive healthcare through a community of caring volunteers. Take the next step today and see if you qualify!
Check your eligibility below, and know that even if you don’t qualify for services at LVIM, we will help you find a place that can meet your needs.
Eligibility Requirements
Let us help you determine your eligibility
Do you live in Polk County, FL?
Are you
uninsured?*
Is your income below 200% of the Federal Poverty Level (FPL)?*
Are you working, recently unemployed, or a full-time student?
Or, is anyone in your household working?
Check Your Eligibility & Apply In Person
If you’d prefer to speak with a member of the LVIM team and have them assist in checking your eligibility and completing an application, please call (863) 688-5846, ext 104 or 105.
Members of our enrollment team are available Monday through Thursday, 8 a.m. to 4 p.m., and Fridays 8 a.m. until noon.
¿No hablas Inglés?
Estamos trabajando arduamente para que nuestro sitio web esté actualizado y disponible en español. Sin embargo, hasta que podamos, tenga en cuenta que contamos con miembros del equipo bilingües disponibles varios días a la semana y que estaremos encantados de atenderle. Para hablar con un miembro del equipo de LVIM y pedirle que le ayude a verificar su elegibilidad y completar una solicitud, llame al (863) 688-5846, extensión 104 o 105.
Los miembros de nuestro equipo de inscripción están disponibles de lunes a jueves, de 8 a. m. a 4 p. m., y los viernes, de 8 a. m. a mediodía.
Eligibility Frequently Asked Questions
Before you check your eligibility and get started on your LVIM enrollment application, you may have some questions. We can help!
Do I have to be a US Citizen to qualify for care at LVIM?
No. You just need to live in Polk County, FL.
If you have an ID, we’ll request a copy of it; a passport or ID from your country of origin in sufficient.
However, if you do not have an ID, this will not affect your eligibility.
What if I don’t have one of the approved documents to prove that I live in Polk County, FL?
No problem! You can verify your residency by completing the Declaration of Domicile form.
What is considered a ‘household’?
For LVIM eligibility purposes, a household is defined as:
What if I have dental and / or vision insurance, but not health insurance?
LVIM can still qualify you to receive medical services.
What if I have Medicaid Share of Cost?
Depending on the levels of your coverage, you may still qualify for LVIM.
Please continue to upload your eligibility documents and we will discuss this with you during the enrollment process.
What if I don’t have paystubs?
No problem! If your place of work does not provide you with paystubs, you can complete the Verification of Earnings or Certification of Zero Income forms.
If you are self-employed, you’ll need to submit your Schedule SE and / or your most recent Profit and Loss Statement.
What exactly is 200% of the federal poverty level?
200% FPL in 2023
Household Size. Maximum Annual Household Income
1 $29,160
2 $39,400
3 $49,720
4 $60,000
5 $70,280
Please click here for the full chart broken down by monthly income.
How does LVIM define ‘working’?
Working can take many forms. We accept individuals who work in the following ways:
What is the difference between Earned & Unearned Income?
EARNED INCOME:
UNEARNED INCOME:
DO NOT INCLUDE: Supplemental Security Income (SSI) Food Stamps Temporary Assistance for Needy Families (TANF)
