Susan B Allen Memorial Hospital: Financial Assistance & Charity Care
Can't afford a bill from Susan B Allen Memorial Hospital? You may not have to pay all of it. Nonprofit hospitals must offer financial assistance — here are this hospital's actual income limits and how to apply, taken from its own published policy.
Quick facts
Free care: Free care if your household income is at or below 200% of the federal poverty level.
Discounted care: If your income is over 200% of the poverty level but your medical bills are more than 30% of your income and assets, you may still qualify for help as 'medically indigent.'
How to apply: Susan B. Allen Memorial Hospital: Financial assistance
Phone: 316-321-3300 — Main hospital line — call to have a financial assistance application mailed to you.
How to apply
- Check the income limits above — you must live in Butler County or parts of Greenwood County, Kansas.
- Get the application from Admissions staff in the hospital main lobby, by calling 316-321-3300, or by downloading it from the financial assistance page.
- Fill it out and include supporting documents, like proof of income.
- Return the completed application to Admissions — you can apply any time within 240 days after your first bill.
Good to know
- You can apply up to 240 days after your first bill — even if the bill already went to collections.
- A new bill means a new application — you can apply more than once. More in our guide You Might Not Have to Pay That Hospital Bill.
- Whatever remains after assistance can still be negotiated: How to Negotiate a Hospital Bill.
- Free help applying: Dollar For walks you through it at no cost.
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Sources
- Policy details above come from the hospital's own published materials, linked below. Policies change — if a link breaks or a number looks off, call the hospital and please tell us.
- Financial Assistance Summary of Benefits (2024), Susan B. Allen Memorial Hospital
- Financial Assistance Program Policy (2024), Susan B. Allen Memorial Hospital