Resources for the Injured

North Texas Resources to Help After Your Accident

Support services and resources to help you and your family after an accident or injury in North Texas. Here are some helpful resources after your unfortunate accident.
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Texas Department of Insurance (TDI)

TDI has a Consumer Help Line (1-800-252-3439) and can offer mediation with your health care provider on a payment plan. You can also file a complaint against a provider through TDI.

Health Insurance Reimbursement Rates

TDI’s Health Insurance Reimbursement Rates Consumer Information Guide Compare how much you were charged by your health care provider to average market prices.

Texas Medicaid and the Child Health Insurance Program (CHIP)

Texas government programs that help cover medical expenses for children, families and people with disabilities who meet income requirements. Contact 1-800-925-9126 for more information. 

Social Security Office

Texans with disabilities may apply for benefits at their local Social Security Office (1-800-772-1213).

Texas Health Resources

Faith-based, nonprofit health care system that maintains a policy to provide care for individuals in need of financial assistance. Patients who are unable to pay for some or all of their treatment may apply for financial assistance. 

Texas Health and Human Services Commission

Rental assistance referrals are available from the statewide database by calling 1-877-541-7905. 

Texas Department of Housing and Community Affairs

Information on rental assistance is also available at the including options for persons with disabilities. 

Texas HUD offices

Foreclosure assistance counseling for homeowners is available from state Housing and Urban Development offices.

Temporary Assistance for Needy Families (TANF)

TANF offers short-term grants to families below both resource and income limits set for the program. There is also a one-time TANF for families that are in a short-term crisis. 

Texas SNAP Food Benefits Program

State resource that helps people with lower income buy food for a limited time.

Texas Comprehensive Energy Assistance Program

Utilizes the federal Low Income Home Energy Assistance Program (LIHEAP) to help residents in need pay utility and air conditioning bills, and for energy conservation measures. 

Salvation Army

The Salvation Army has dozens of locations around Texas that may be able to provide emergency assistance and funding to the low income families who qualify. 

Need Help Paying My Bills.com

Offers information on numerous government and private support services offered in the state, including county-specific information.

Food Banks 

Nonprofits throughout Texas provide produce, dairy products, holiday meals, meats, and more for families in need.

Credit Counseling / Debt Consolidation

This is a list of organizations in Texas that deal with credit repair, debt management plans, bankruptcies and other financial issues. 

Community Action Agencies (CAAs)

CAAs focus on providing services to the unemployed, working poor, low-income and the disadvantaged. Services may include career counseling, assistance with finding a job and services like budget and credit counseling. (Includes a contact list of CAAs across the state.)

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