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Learn more about Flagler Cares and the services we offer by viewing our Client Handbook
CORe Program. The Coordinated Opioid Recovery (CORe) initiative consists of a group of local organizations who are dedicated to providing whole-person care for those suffering with opioid use disorder. This program will give you a real chance at recovery with support from all sides. Click here to learn more.
Screening & Referral. Flagler Cares staff can conduct a phone interview to gain an understanding of individuals’ needs and refer them to specific programs and services, either at Flagler Cares or available through other community organizations.
ID Assist. Flagler Cares can pay fees for low and very low-income Flagler County residents to get a state ID, driver’s license and/or assist with in and out of state birth certificates to secure an ID or access benefits.
Benefit Assistance & Navigation. Flagler Cares can assist you with applying for or addressing issues with a variety of benefits including SNAP, Medicaid, and other government programs.
SOAR (SSI/SSDI). Flagler Cares staff can screen individuals for disability claim eligibility and either provide advice on the process or directly assist individuals through the process if they qualify for our SOAR program.
Housing Assistance. Flagler Cares can screen you for eligibility and connect you with state and local housing and utility assistance programs if you are at risk of eviction or are currently homeless.
Health Marketplace Navigation. Flagler Cares has a team of certified Navigators who will assist eligible consumers with enrolling in health coverage plans. This program aims to provide consumers with educational information about the Affordable Care Act (ACA) and health insurance to make an informed choice based on unique and individual needs.
Our team of Navigators are trained and able to provide outreach and enrollment services in an unbiased way free of charge to anyone looking to enroll in health care coverage in the Federal Health Insurance Marketplace. We assist consumers with in-person, telephone, or virtual online enrollment services. Click here to find a Navigator near you or click here to schedule an appointment with a Flagler Cares certified Navigator.
2023 Open Enrollment runs from November 1, 2022, through January 15, 2023.
Flagler Cares Behavioral Health Program. Flagler Cares offers an expanded Behavioral Health Program to serve those who are uninsured or underinsured in Flagler County. This program includes psychiatric evaluations, medication management, counseling, pharmacy assistance, and care coordination.
The services for this program take place at the Flagler County Village and consist of a telehealth visit as well as a visit with an in-person care coordinator. This ensures that technology does not become a barrier for services. Appointments for psychiatric services are set within three to five days which is significantly faster than the current norm.
Flagler Cares also supports access to free or low-cost medications through a Prescription Assistance Program in partnership with A Plus Pharmacy. The program is open to individuals with Medicaid coverage, individuals with very low income, and individuals without insurance or with very limited coverage.
As a part of our substance use disorder prevention efforts, Flagler Cares offers information on the safe use, storage, and disposal of unused prescription medications. To learn more about prescription medication safety, click here.