Frequently Asked Questions
Who can be a patient at 85 HOPE?
You must be an adult resident (ages 18-64) of Wabash County, uninsured or under-insured, and have a household income at or below 200% of the federal poverty level.
How do I become a patient?
You will need to complete an intake appointment. You may schedule an intake appointment by calling, emailing, or visiting the clinic.
At your intake appointment, you will need to provide a photo ID, proof of residency (piece of mail with name and address), and verification of your and your spouse's monthly income (last year's taxes, pay stubs, monthly benefits, or any other income sources).
**If you are unemployed, do not have a permanent address (homeless), or do not have access to the needed documentation, we will be happy to assist you.**
At your intake appointment, you will need to provide a photo ID, proof of residency (piece of mail with name and address), and verification of your and your spouse's monthly income (last year's taxes, pay stubs, monthly benefits, or any other income sources).
**If you are unemployed, do not have a permanent address (homeless), or do not have access to the needed documentation, we will be happy to assist you.**
How long before I can see a doctor?
As soon as you complete your intake appointment and are determined to be eligible, you will be scheduled to see the doctor as soon as possible. Your doctor appointment will usually occur either the same or following week.
Do I have to have an appointment to see the doctor?
Yes, you must have an appointment to see the doctor. Patients are seen by appointment only. 85 HOPE does not offer walk-in clinic services.
When does the doctor see patients?
At 85 HOPE Wabash, doctor appointments occur on Thursday evenings from 5-8 pm.
At 85 HOPE Manchester, doctor appointments occur on the 1st and 3rd Tuesday evenings from 5-8 pm.
At 85 HOPE Manchester, doctor appointments occur on the 1st and 3rd Tuesday evenings from 5-8 pm.
Where are the clinics located?
85 HOPE Wabash: Lighthouse Crossings, 123 West Canal St., Wabash, Indiana, 46992. Patients should enter the clinic at the east entrance under the awning.
85 HOPE Manchester: Town Life Center, 603 Bond St, North Manchester, Indiana 46962. Clinic is located on the 3rd floor, Suites 8/9. Elevator is available.
85 HOPE Manchester: Town Life Center, 603 Bond St, North Manchester, Indiana 46962. Clinic is located on the 3rd floor, Suites 8/9. Elevator is available.
How do I get my medicine?
85 HOPE has a small pharmacy on site at each clinic and will usually be able to provide any medicine we prescribe free of charge. There are times when a patient will need get their medicine at a different pharmacy. Financial assistance is available for outside pharmacy charges.
Can I still use my own family doctor?
No. If you become an 85 HOPE client, 85 HOPE is now your primary care provider. You will no longer see your previous family doctor.
Does 85 HOPE see kids?
No. Our patients must be ages 18-64.
What if I have a job? Can I still qualify to be a patient at 85 HOPE?
You may have a job and be a patient at 85 HOPE. Eligibility is based on the total household income and number of people in the household.
What if I need to see a dentist or an eye doctor?
After you become a patient and see an 85 HOPE provider, we can refer you to a dentist or eye doctor depending upon your needs. 85 HOPE has resources to assist with cost for these referrals.
What if I need a PAP smear or mammogram?
85 HOPE hosts free Pap parties every other year in October in both Wabash and Manchester. This service is free to any woman in Wabash County. We also offer orders for free mammograms at the Pap parties and every October during Mammo Month.
What if I need lab work or X-rays done?
An 85 HOPE provider may order lab work or radiology testing as part of your care. All lab and radiology testing for 85 HOPE MUST be done at Parkview Wabash Hospital. Lab and radiology costs are covered by either 85 HOPE or Parkview Wabash Hospital if they are ordered by an 85 HOPE provider.
