Finding low-cost care: the worksheet.

Print one for each person. Nobody has to share what they write.

Moraph for Good · Reach

Finding low-cost care

Worksheet · moraph.org/commons/sessions/reach/finding-low-cost-care

Use these pages during the session and keep them. Nobody has to share their answers, and the clinic cards are made up.

1 The call script

Practice saying this out loud: “Hello, I’d like to ask about seeing someone. Are you taking new patients? What does a visit cost, and do you have a sliding scale or a reduced fee? Is there anything I need to be seen? What should I bring? Can I have an interpreter?” Write any words you would change.

2 Made-up clinic cards

Clinic A: taking new patients; full fee 100, sliding scale from 20 with proof of income; bring ID if you have it and a recent pay slip; interpreter by phone. Clinic B: not taking new patients this month; suggests calling back on the 1st; no reduced fee; walk-in mornings only. Note what the front desk told you.

Clinic	New patients?	Cost or reduced fee	What to bring	Next step

3 My list of places to try

Using the official finder or advice line on the handout, write down places you could call. You don’t have to do this now.

Name	Phone	Opening hours	Notes

4 Before the real call

Tick what you want to have ready.

The call script
A pen and this sheet
Any ID or health card I have
Proof of income, if they ask
A list of the medicines I take
The free advice line number

General information, not advice about your own situation. Free to copy and adapt. moraph.org/commons