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Items marked are FREE to Minnesota parents of children and young adults with disabilities.

items are free to young adults, high school or older, with disabilities and their families.

Please limit requests for free items to 10 or less per order.

Special Health Needs

The Family-to-Family Health Information Center provides a central source for families of children and young adults with disabilities to obtain support, advocacy, and information about the health care system and other services that are mandated by law.

Emergency Medical Record
Small card with plastic case to be filled out with personal and medical information to aid in an emergency situation. Free for Minnesota parents of children with a disabilities, one per child. 2010.
$1.50 | HIAC-h21

Laminated Family-To-Family Health Information Center Flyer
Display in magazine racks in clinic waiting rooms, hospitals and organizations that serve children with disabilities and/or special health care needs. Provides information about services offered through the health information center and how the center can help you. 2011.
$2 | 12+ copies, $1.50 each  | HIAC-h25

Brochures

PACER’s Family-to-Family Health Information Center (F2F HIC)
Provides information about services offered through the health information center and how the center can help you. 2011.
FREE | HIAC-h19

The Medical Home Principle - brochure
Provides information working with health care professionals to create a family-centered, coordinated care approach for children and young adults with special health care needs or disabilities. 2010.
FREE | HIAC-h20

Books

Possibilities: A Financial Resource for Parents of Children with Disabilities
a booklet first published in 2004 by the National Endowment for Financial Education (NEFE) and PACER, has been revamped and expanded in an online format. This guide offers tips and information on organizing financial records, managing money, dealing with debt, preparing income taxes, saving for college, preparing youth for adult employment, and more. Each section includes links to additional resources. 2011
FREE | Online Only  | WEB-1

Working with Doctors: A Parent's Guide to Navigating the Health System
Created to help parents become effective advocates for their children in the health care system. It focuses on communication skills with medial professionals, maintaining records, and other important issues. See Translations for Hmong and Spanish. 2003.
$8 | 10+ copies, $6 each  | HIAC-h11

Handouts Free to Download | $1.50 per request | 10+ copies, $.50 each

Access Your Child's Health Records	HIAC-h6
Coverage for Dependents	HIAC-h7
Durable Medial Equipment	HIAC-h14
ERISA Claims and Appeals Procedures	HIAC-h15
Health Insurance Appeals for Fully Insured Plans	HIAC-h2
Is Your Health Plan Self-Insured?	HIAC-h3
Keeping and Organizing Medical Records	HIAC-h17
Minnesota Home Care Bill of Rights	HIAC-h4
Minnesota Patients' Bill of Rights	HIAC-h5
Prescription Assistance	HIAC-h22
Prescription Drug Coverage	HIAC-h13
Private Insurance	HIAC-h23
Release of Your Child's Health Records	HIAC-h8
School Health Records-Privacy and Access	HIAC-h18
Strategies for Appealing Health Plan Decisions	HIAC-h1
The Medical Home Principle	HIAC-h24
Third Party Billing	HIAC-h16
Understanding Your Health Insurance Certificate of Coverage	HIAC-h9