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FDVA, Taylor County Veterans Service Office

*Florida Department of Veterans Affairs Taylor county office *Assists veterans and dependents in applying for benefits provided by USVA and other federal agencies: pensions, survivor benefits, service-related medical problems; home loans and specially adapted housing; shelter and counseling for homeless vets; women veterans outreach *Assists in applying for Florida benefits: Homestead and other tax exemptions, disability benefits, education and tuition breaks, lower license fees and ad valorem taxes during active duty, transportation to medical facilities when necessary *Free shuttle service weekly to VA Clinics in Lake City on Tuesdays and Tallahassee on Thursday; reservations needed by noon Mondays; leaves County Administrative Complex 7:30am and returns 2:30pm

Services: Veteran Benefits Assistance, Veteran Burial Benefits, Veteran Compensation and Pension Benefits, Veteran/Military Health Insurance, Veteran Reintegration Counseling, Vocational Rehabilitation

401 Industrial Park Dr

Perry, FL 32348

(850) 838-3513

FDVA, Union County Veterans Service Office

*Florida Department of Veterans Union county office *Assists Florida's veterans, their families and survivors to improve their health and economic well-being through advocacy regarding benefit information, long term care service, homestead and other tax exemptions, disability benefits, education and tuition breaks, lower license fees and ad valorem taxes during active duty, transportation to medical facilities when necessary *Assists veterans and dependents in applying for benefits provided by USVA and other federal agencies: pensions, survivor benefits, service-related medical problems; home loans and specially adapted housing; women veterans outreach *Assists surviving spouse of military retirees with burial, Survivor Benefit Plan (SBP), and insurance *Coordinates programs with Governor's Office, Florida Legislature, and Florida Congressional Delegation

Services: Student Financial Aid, Veteran Benefits Assistance, Veteran Burial Benefits, Veteran Compensation and Pension Benefits, Veteran/Military Health Insurance, Veteran Reintegration Counseling, Vocational Rehabilitation

15 NE 1st St

Lake Butler, FL 32054

(386) 496-4248

FDVA, Wakulla County Veterans Service Office

*Florida Department of Veterans Affairs Wakulla county office *Assists veterans and dependents in applying for benefits provided by USVA and other federal agencies: pensions, survivor benefits, service-related medical problems; home loans and specially adapted housing; shelter and counseling for homeless vets; women veterans outreach *Assists in applying for Florida disability benefits

Services: Veteran Benefits Assistance, Veteran Burial Benefits, Veteran Compensation and Pension Benefits, Veteran/Military Health Insurance, Veteran Reintegration Counseling, Vocational Rehabilitation

3093 Crawfordville Hwy

Crawfordville, FL 32327

(850) 926-1072

FL DOH, Franklin, FP Waiver

*Applications now done through DCF Access Florida *Medicaid Family Planning Waiver (aka Family Planning Medicaid for Today's Woman) *Special Medicaid waiver extending for up to two years Medicaid coverage for women ages 14-55 who have lost full Medicaid coverage *Limited to annual physical exams and pap tests, pregnancy tests, and all forms of birth control including outpatient tubal ligations *Covers STD and colposcopy services if performed within six weeks of the physical exam *Women with a recent pregnancy automatically enrolled in the program for first year of coverage, must re-apply for second year *Women with Medicaid Share of Cost (Medically Needy) may have Medicaid FP Waiver at the same time

Services: Birth Control, Community Clinics, Medicaid

139 12th St

Apalachicola, FL 32320

(850) 653-2111

FL DOH, Franklin, Maternal/Infant Services

*Pregnancy testing, PEPW, WIC, and family planning *Initial pregnancy exam is done by the DOH, then pregnant women are given a list of doctors accepting Medicaid (most are in either Panama City or Tallahassee; there is one that comes to Franklin county) *Immunizations (free), no pediatric care *Satellite office: 106 NE 5th Street, Carrabelle, 32322, Open Wednesdays, 8AM-5PM

Services: Birth Control, Community Clinics, Immunizations, Medicaid, Pregnancy Testing

139 12th St

Apalachicola, FL 32320

(850) 653-2111

FL DOH, Franklin, WIC

*Women, Infants, and Children nutrition program (WIC) is a supplementary food program for pregnant women, nursing mothers, infants, and children up to age 5 *Nutrition counseling, breastfeeding support and consultation

Services: Breastfeeding Support Programs, Community Clinics, Formula/Baby Food, WIC

139 12th St

Apalachicola, FL 32320

(850) 653-2111

FL DOH, Gadsden, FP Waiver

*Medicaid Family Planning Waiver (aka Family Planning Medicaid for Today's Woman) *Special Medicaid waiver extending for up to two years Medicaid coverage for women ages 14-55 who have lost full Medicaid coverage *Limited to annual physical exams and pap tests, pregnancy tests, and all forms of birth control including outpatient tubal ligations *Covers STD and colposcopy services if performed within six weeks of the physical exam * Women with a recent pregnancy automatically enrolled in the program for first year of coverage, must re-apply for second year * Other women applying should complete application available on-line at http://www.

Services: Birth Control, Community Clinics, Medicaid

278 LaSalle Leffall Dr

Quincy, FL 32351

(850) 875-7200

FL DOH, Gadsden, Maternal/Infant Services

*Pregnancy testing, Presumptive Eligibility for Pregnant Women Medicaid (PEPW), WIC, family planning (birth control) *DOH, Gadsden does not provide prenatal care; pregnant women are given a list of doctors who accept Medicaid *For women who can not get Medicaid, some doctors will try to work out a payment plan with possibly reduced fees, or women who have transportation could go to Neighborhood Medical Center in Tallahassee *Free immunizations for children of all ages *Will serve Gadsden and Leon Counties

Services: Birth Control, Community Clinics, Immunizations, Medicaid, Pregnancy Testing

278 LaSalle Leffall Dr

Quincy, FL 32351

(850) 875-7200

FL DOH, Gadsden, WIC

*Women, Infants, and Children nutrition program *Supplementary food program for pregnant women, nursing mothers, infants, and children up to age 5 *Nutrition counseling *Breastfeeding support and consultation

Services: Breastfeeding Support Programs, Community Clinics, Formula/Baby Food, WIC

278 LaSalle Leffall Dr

Quincy, FL 32351

(850) 875-7200

FL DOH, Jefferson, FP Waiver

*Applications now done through DCF Access Florida *Medicaid Family Planning Waiver (aka Family Planning Medicaid for Today's Woman) *Special Medicaid waiver extending for up to two years Medicaid coverage for women ages 14-55 who have lost full Medicaid coverage *Limited to annual physical exams and pap tests, pregnancy tests, and all forms of birth control including outpatient tubal ligations *Covers STD and colposcopy services if performed within six weeks of the physical exam *Women with a recent pregnancy automatically enrolled in the program for first year of coverage, must re-apply for second year *Women with Medicaid Share of Cost (Medically Needy) may have Medicaid FP Waiver at the same time

Services: Birth Control, Community Clinics, Medicaid

1255 W Washington St

Monticello, FL 32344

(850) 342-0170

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