Here is a link to the HRSA site where you can search for free and low cost clinics near your hometown. Good luck.
http://findahealthcenter.hrsa.gov/Search_HCC.aspx
I'm listing some things I got from a search.
Here is the list:
www.benefits.gov/benefits/browse-by-state/state/KS -
Kansas Food Assistance & Nutrition Program The Food Assistance & Nutrition Program is a ... Some low-income parents may also qualify for health coverage
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Kansas City CARE Clinic
https://www.kccareclinic.org/ -
The Kansas City CARE Health Clinic is one of the largest free and charitable health clinics in the country and exists to promote health and wellness to those
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Clinics in Kansas | Free Health Clinics in Kansas
www.freemedicalsearch.org/sta/kansas -
Search below and find all of the free clinics in Kansas by city. ... Provide primary health care, chronic disease management and medication assistance to very ...
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Division of Health Care Finance - Apply for Kansas Medical Assistance
www.kdheks.gov/hcf/medical_assistance/apply_for_assistance.html - HealthWave,Medicaid,medical coverage,Kansas,local SRS office,Disabilities ... If you are unsure which application to use, call toll free at: 1-888-369-4777
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So sorry. You need a doc right away. You can get Insurance even if you can't pay. Start looking. Call the state. Look on the state webpage for disease treatment. Network. Call around. Your goal is getting a doc asap and thus Insurance. Call your state and ask about Insurance help. Don't give up.
You need all the tests before you get treatment. You could make a new thread asking if anyone knows of Ins/how to obtain Insurance in KS. Each state is different. But everyone has to have Ins by law on Jan 1 so might as well get it. Ask around for free Ins
Kit: Are there any Free Clinics, or Low Income Clinics in KS? If so you might want to seek treatment for the PCT there until you can see the Hep Dr.
Are you possibly eligible for your State's Medicaid program?
Another possibility is, if you are close enough to a teaching Hospital or a Liver Transplant Hospital, you might call/visit to see if you qualify for treatment through them or for any information they can give you on how to get treatment sooner.
Sorry I don't have any other ideas about what is available in KS, but Ii encourage you to try the above avenues to get treatment.
Meds for the hepc, when you get to that level in tx (treatment), can be accessed from the Pharmas who make them, through the Co itself or through help from panfoundation.org.
Also try the hepcandme.com (I think that is correct. If not, someone on here will list the correct .com info)
Welcome to the Forum and Good Luck and good treating for both Dxs (diagnoses).