ADVENTHEALTH MURRAY Charity Care & Financial Assistance

ADVENTHEALTH MURRAY in CHATSWORTH, Georgia is a nonprofit hospital whose financial assistance policy offers free or discounted care to patients with household income up to 100% of the Federal Poverty Level (about $15,960 a year for a household of 1), as published by the hospital, not independently verified by our team. The hospital's Financial Assistance Policy makes the final determination.

Who qualifies for free or discounted care at ADVENTHEALTH MURRAY?

Households earning up to 100% of the Federal Poverty Level (about $15,960 a year for a household of 1; larger households have higher limits) may qualify for free or discounted care under the policy on file, as published by the hospital, not independently verified by our team.

Discounted care up to 250% FPL (about $39,900 a year for a household of 1), as published by the hospital, not independently verified by our team.

2026 Federal Poverty Guidelines (100% FPL, annual income)
Household size100% FPL
1$15,960
2$21,640
3$27,320
4$33,000

How to apply for financial assistance at ADVENTHEALTH MURRAY

Federal rules (IRS Section 501(r)) require nonprofit hospitals to accept financial assistance applications for at least 240 days after the first billing statement.

No online application? Call the hospital's billing office and ask for a financial assistance (charity care) application. Nonprofit hospitals are required to make their policy available on request.

Documents you may need

This hospital has not published a document list we have verified. Hospitals typically ask for:

  • Proof of income (recent pay stubs or last year's tax return)
  • A photo ID
  • Recent bank statements
  • Proof of household size
  • The hospital's own application form

Your rights under IRS Section 501(r)

Because nonprofit hospitals are tax-exempt, IRS Section 501(r) requires each one to maintain a written Financial Assistance Policy, make it publicly available, limit charges for FAP-eligible patients to the amounts generally billed to insured patients, and hold off on extraordinary collection actions while an application window (at least 240 days from the first billing statement) is open. 501(r) does not set a specific income threshold; each hospital's own policy does.

Frequently asked questions

Who qualifies for free or discounted care at ADVENTHEALTH MURRAY?

Per the policy on file, patients with household income up to 100% of the Federal Poverty Level (about $15,960 a year for a household of 1) may qualify for free or discounted care at ADVENTHEALTH MURRAY, as published by the hospital, not independently verified by our team. Discounted care may extend to 250% FPL. Patients above the threshold should still apply, since many policies apply sliding-scale discounts; the hospital's Financial Assistance Policy makes the final determination.

How do you apply for financial assistance at ADVENTHEALTH MURRAY?

To apply, submit the financial assistance application linked from this page, or call the billing or patient financial services office at ADVENTHEALTH MURRAY in CHATSWORTH, GA and ask for the Financial Assistance Policy and application by name. Applying costs nothing, and the hospital's Financial Assistance Policy makes the final determination.

How long do you have to apply for financial assistance at ADVENTHEALTH MURRAY?

Under IRS Section 501(r), nonprofit hospitals must accept financial assistance applications for at least 240 days after the first billing statement, maintain a written Financial Assistance Policy, and make it available on request. You can apply within that window even after a bill goes to collections; the hospital's Financial Assistance Policy makes the final determination.

Check whether your household may qualify with the free charity care eligibility checker, read the complete charity care guide, or browse all Georgia hospital policies on file.

This page is informational, not legal or medical advice. Eligibility for financial assistance is determined solely by the hospital under its own Financial Assistance Policy.