The Community Health Centers (CHC) help ensure access to primary medical  
   care for those who have difficulty obtaining services due to economic or 
   and dental barriers. Patients served include the uninsured and those 
   enrolled in geographic Medicaid, Medicare, CHIP, and the Travis County 
   Healthcare District Medical Assistance Program (MAP). 
 

   The Medical Assistance Program (MAP) provides access to healthcare through 
   networks of established providers for those Travis County residents who meet 
   eligibility criteria. MAP is funded by the Travis County Hospital District 
   and administered by the City of Austin Community Care Services Department. 
 
   For Eligibility Interview, please call any of the followin locations:
     a. Cesar Chavez Location, 1111 E. Cesar Chavez, Austin, TX, 512-972-5300
     b. Del Valle Community Center, 3518 FM 973, Del Valle, TX, 512-247-4407
     c. Community Health Center, 928 Blackson, Austin, TX 512-972-5300
     d. Jonestown Community Center, 18649 Hwy 1431 #6A, Austin, TX, 512-267-3245
     e. Manor Community Center, 600 W.Carrie Manor, Austin, TX, 512-272-5561
 

   The Children's Health Insurance Program (CHIP) is designed for families 
   who earn too much money to qualify for Medicaid, yet cannot afford to 
   buy private insurance for their children. CHIP coverage provides eligible 
   children with coverage for a full range of health services including regular 
   checkups, immunizations. prescription durgs, lab tests, X-rays, hospital 
   visits and more. 
 

   Sources for additional health information helpful to South Asians.
 

   Nutritional Analysis of Major South Asian Food Item