Disease Based Programs
Program Name HealthWell Foundation
Program Address P.O Box 4133
Gaithersburg, MD 20885-
Phone Number 800-675-8416
Fax Number 800-282-7692
Diseases Acute
Porphyrias, Age-Related Macular Degeneration, Anemia associated with
Chronic Renal Insuffiency or Chronic Renal Failure, Ankylosing
Spondylitis, Asthma, Moderate to Severe Breast Cancer, Carcinoid Tumors
and Associated Symptoms, Chemotherapy Induced Anemia/Chemotherapy
Induced Neutropenia, Colorectal Carcinoma, Cutaneous T-Cell Lymphoma,
Head Cancer, Neck Cancer, Hodgkin's Disease, Immunosuppressive Treatment
for Solid Organ Transplant Recipients, Iron Overload as a Result of
Blood Transfusions, Multiple Myeloma, Myelodysplastic Syndromes,
Non-Hodgkin's Lymphoma, Non-Small Cell Lung Cancer, Psoriasis, Psoriatic
Arthritis, Rheumatoid Arthritis, Secondary Hyperparathyroidism, Wilms'
Tumor
Details This program helps pay for medical expenses
including: medications, copayments, insurance premiums and other
out-of-pocket healthcare costs. If accepted into the program, the
patient is covered for up to one year. Accepted patients must submit
invoices or receipts to reveice monetary awards. The foundation
typically sends awards directly to the insurer, pharmacy, physician, or
other provider. However, in some cases it may send awards directly to
patients to reimburse them for expenses they must pay themselves.
Eligibility
Guidelines Individuals covered by private insurance,
employer-sponsored plans, Medicare or Medicaid may be eligible. The
families income must be at or below 400% of the Federal Poverty Level,
and state cost of living is also taken into account.
How To Apply Call the above number to get an application or apply on line.
Advanced Renal Cell Carcinoma
NORD Advanced Renal Cell Carcinoma Co-Payment Assistance Program
Program Address 55 Kenosia Ave
Danbury, CT 06813
Phone Number 866-828-8902
203-744-0100
Fax Number 203-798-2291
Diseases Advanced Renal Cell Carcinoma
Details This
program will provide financial assistance to cover the costs of co-pays
for approved medications used to treat Advanced Renal Cell Carcinoma.
Contact the program directly or visit the program website for a list of
approved medications.
Eligibility Guidelines Uninsured or underinsured individuals living with Advanced Renal Cell Carcinoma.
How To Apply Contact the program directly to apply for assistance.
Area of Service National
Age-Related Macular Degeneration
Program Name Chronic Disease Fund
Program Address 10880 John W. Elliott Drive, Suite 400
Frisco, TX 75034
Phone Number 877-968-7233
972-712-0201
Fax Number 214-975-1114
Diseases Age
Related Macular Degeneration, Ankylosing Spondylitis, Asthma, Breast
Cancer, Colorectal Cancer, Growth Hormone Deficiency, Multiple Myeloma,
Multiple Sclerosis, Myelodysplastic Syndrome, Non-Small Cell Lung
Cancer, Psoriasis, Pulmonary Arterial Hypertension, Rheumatoid
Arthritis.
Details This program provides financial assistance
to insured patients by covering the out-of-pocket expenses associated
with prescription drug plans.
Eligibility Guidelines The applicant
must meet eligibility requirements, including treatment of a covered
disease state, insurance documentation and proof of income.
How To
Apply The application can be downloaded from the website, or by calling
the above toll-free number. The completed application must include proof
of income, a copy of each insurance card, and a signed HIPAA
Authorization.
Area of Service National
Program Name Patient Access Network Foundation
Program Address P.O. Box 221858
Charlotte, NC 28222-
Phone Number 866-316-7263
Fax Number 866-316-7261
Diseases Age
Related Macular Degeneration, Anemia, Ankylosing Spondylitis, Breast
Cancer, Colorectal Cancer, Crohn's Disease, Cutaneous T-Cell Lymphoma,
Cystic Fibrosis, Gaucher's Disease, Growth Hormone Deficiency, Multiple
Myeloma, Multiple Sclerosis, Myelodysplastic Syndrome, Non-Hodgkin's
Lymphoma, Oncology Cytoprotection, Pancreatic Cancer, Plaque Psoriasis,
Rheumatoid Arthritis , Respiratory Syncytial Virus
Details This
program helps pay for medical expenses including: medications,
co-payments, insurance premiums and other out of pocket health care
costs.
Each disease has it's own application.
Eligibility
Guidelines Individuals must be U.S. residents and meet certain
financial, medical and insurance criteria as set by the Foundation's
board of directors.
How To Apply Call the above number to get an application or apply on line.
Area of Service Nationwide
Alopecia Areata
Program Name Locks Of Love
Program Address 2925 10th Avenue N
Suite 102
Lake Worth, FL 33461
Phone Number 561-963-1677
888-896-1588
Fax Number 561-963-9914
Diseases Serious Childhood Disease, Childhood Cancer, Alopecia Areata, Hair Loss
Details This
program provides high quality hair prosthetics to financially
disadvantaged children in the United States and Canada who are under age
18 and living with long-term medical hair loss from any diagnosis. The
retail value of the hair prosthetics is generally between $3,500 to
$6,000. This program will also provide synthetic hairpieces to children
living with short term hair loss.
Eligibility Guidelines Must be a
resident of the United States or Canada, under age 18, living with
long-term medical hair loss and meet financial eligibility guidelines as
determined by the program.
How To Apply Contact the program directly, or visit the program website and complete an application.
Area of Service National
Program Name National Alopecia Areata Foundation Ascot Fund
Program Address 14 Mitchell Boulevard
San Rafael, CA
Phone Number 415-472-3780
Fax Number 415-472-5343
Diseases Alopecia Areata
Details This program provides hairpieces to children who are living with Alopecia Areata
Eligibility Guidelines Must be a family of a child living with Alopecia Areata
How To Apply Please email (laura@naaf.org) to receive an Ascot Fund Application.
Area of Service National
Alpha-1-Antitrypsin Deficiency
Program Name Alpha-1 Kids
Program Address 4600 Keswick Road
Baltimore, MD 21210
Phone Number 410-227-9524
Diseases Alpha-1-antitrypsin deficiency
Details This
program provides a financial grant in the amount of $2500 to transplant
patients and their families to help pay for the cost of food, bills,
housing, travel expenses and any other need to help make the process,
usually away from home, easier on the families.
Eligibility Guidelines Liver transplant patients and their families.
How To Apply Contact the program directly to apply, or visit the program website for more information.
Area of Service National
Chronic and Serious illnesses
Program Name Patient Services, Inc.
Program Address PO Box 1602
Midlothian, VA 23113
Phone Number 800-366-7741
Fax Number 804-744-5407
Diseases Alpha-1-Antitrypsin
Deficiency, Bone Health, Chronic Myelocytic Leukemia, Gastrointestinal
Stromal Tumors, IGF-1 (Insulin-like Growth Factor Deficiency),
Hemophilia, MPS-1 Hurler/Scheie, Primary Immune Deficiency, Fabry
Disease, Pompe, Severe Congenital Protein C Deficiency, Cystic Fibrosis
associated with Pseudomonas Aeruginosa, Cutaneous T-Cell Lymphoma,
Asthma (Moderate to Severe IgE-mediated Asthma)
Details This program
assists persons with chronic medical illnesses in accessing health
insurance and pharmacy co-payment assistance.
Eligibility Guidelines The patient must have insurance and be a US citizen.
How To Apply Call the above number to get more information and request an application.
Area of Service Nationwide
Name Caring Voice Coalition
Program Address 8249 Meadowbridge Road
Mechanicsville, VA 23116
Phone Number 888-267-1440
804-427-6468
Diseases Chronic, Serious illnesses
Details There
are three categories to the program. The Medicare Prescription Drug
Assistance Program will help clients pay for medication while the client
is in the Medicare Part D coverage gap. The Insurance Copayment
Assistance program will help in paying copayments or coinsurance costs
to the pharmacy.The Insurance Premium Assistance Program helps clients
pay for insurance premiums.
Eligibility Guidelines The applicant
must have a chronic illness supported by CVC, be taking an FDA approved
drug for the treatment and have current health insurance that covers the
medication. The applicant must also show a need for financial help.
How To Apply Call the program to request an application, or visit the program website for more information.
Area of Service National
Childhood Liver Disease
Program Name CLASS Direct Family Support
Program Address 27023 McBean Parkway #126
Valencia, CA 91355
Phone Number 877-679-8256
661-263-9099
Diseases Childhood Liver Disease
Details This
program covers travel expenses for services related to liver ailment,
telephone installation and service charges while waiting for a
transplant, travel expenses to reunite families during extended hospital
services, temporary housing for out-of-town patients who are released
from the hospital but need frequent monitoring, hospital parking fees,
assistance with funeral and burial expenses, food allowance while
staying with a hospitalized patient, and gas allowance to allow family
to visit the hospitals.
Eligibility Guidelines The patient must be
between the ages of 0 and 21 and have be suffering from liver disease.
This program is intended as a source of funds after all other avenues
have been exhausted. The maximum lifetime assistance per family is $750
(excluding funeral and burial expenses.) The maximum of $500 is given
for funeral and burial expenses. A maximum of $20 per family per day.
How
To Apply A request for assistance must come through a social worker, or
other appropiate person at the hospital, clinic or medical institution
who has access to the family's financial situation.
Area of Service Nationwide
Transplants
Program Name Nielsen Organ Transplant Foundation
Program Address 580 West 80Th St
Suite 8000
Jacksonville, FL 32209
Phone Number 904-244-9823
Diseases Organ Transplant
Details The
Foundation assists with transplant-related expenses such as medication,
medical and dental bills, and housing and transportation costs.
Eligibility
Guidelines In order to be considered for financial assistance the
applicant must submit a completed application, a statement from his/her
transplant center confirming his/her patient status, and complete bills
or statements for the request.
How To Apply Call the above number or go the website to get more information and/or an application.
Area of Service North East Florida.
Program Name Tiger Fund Transplant Family Aid Program
Program Address 21218 St Andrews Blvd #641
Boca Raton, FL 33433
Diseases Organ Transplant, Tissue Transplant
Details Direct
financial assistance to needy organ transplant families with the
purchase of necessary equipment, supplies and medicines. This program is
generally for "one-time" expenses. The foundation coordinates with
regional Organ Procurement Organizations to help prioritize the neediest
cases. At the present time, special consideration is given to the
following cases: Liver transplant patients and families in the following
areas: Southeastern Florida, Denver, CO metro area, Sacramento, CA
metro area.
Pediatric liver patients and families. Liver patients with end stage liver disease.
Eligibility
Guidelines The applicant must be an organ/tissue candidate, recipient,
donor or immediate family member and have financial need.
How To
Apply The application can be downloaded from the website. Letter
recommendations and an explanation of financial need must be attached to
the application.
Area of Service National
Patient Advocate Foundation
Program Name Patient Advocate Foundation
Program Address 700 Thimble Shoals Blvd
Suite 200
Newport, VA 23606
Phone Number 800-532-5274
Fax Number 757-873-8999
Email help@patientadvocate.org
Diseases Chronic, Debilitating or Life Threatening Disease
Details This
program will help with every aspect of financial struggles due to
illness. They will work with insurance, doctors, and hospitals to find
assistance in paying for needed care. They will also help find ways to
pay for any medical debt and/or cost of living issues brought on by the
disease.
Eligibility Guidelines The patient must have a chronic, debilitating or life threatening disease.
How To Apply Call the above number to start the process.
Area of Service Nationwide
Respiratory Disease
Program Name Respiratory Disease Wellcare Program
Program Address 4812 S. Mill Ave
Tempe, AZ 85282
Phone Number 480-967-9203
800-307-8048
Fax Number 800-345-2425
Diseases Asthma, Chronic Bronchitis, COPD, Emphysema, Lung Cancer
Details This
program will provide home delivery of medications, respiratory therapy
and assistance with paperwork for Medicare and other insurers.
Eligibility
Guidelines The applicant must be a US resident, Medicare enrolled or
eligible and suffer from a chronic lung disease.
How To Apply Call the program or apply on line.
Area of Service National
Surgeries
Program Name Surgery on Sunday, Inc (SOS)
Program Address PO Box 498
Lexington, KY 40504
Phone Number 859-246-0046
Fax Number 859-246-1752
Diseases In need of surgery for illness or condition
Details This
program helps people who are need of surgeries but can't afford them,
who live in Kentucky. This is a referral based program, that works with
clinics to give free surgeries and treatments to accepted applicants on
Sunday a month.
Eligibility Guidelines The applicant must not qualify for Medicare or Medicaid and not afford health insurance.
How
To Apply All applicants must be referred to the program by a
participating organization. There is a list on the website of these
organizations, or call the program to get more information.
Area of Service Kentucky
Alzheimers
Program Name Faith In Action
Program Address Wake Forest University School of Medicine
Medical Center Boulevard
Winston-Salem, NC 27157
Phone Number 877-324-8411
336-716-0101
Fax Number 336-777-3284
Diseases Mental Illness, Terminal Illness, Physical Disability, Mental Disability, HIV/AIDS, Alzheimers and Dementia.
Details This
national program provides links to local programs that can provide
transportation, respite care relief and other support services. Each
local chapter (many states have more than one) provides different help
to different populations of people. Diseases or conditions include
mental illness, terminal illness, physical disability, mental
disability, HIV/AIDS, Alzheimers and dementia.
Eligibility Guidelines Contact the program directly for information on eligibility details.
How To Apply Contact the program directly to apply for assistance.
Area of Service National
Amputation
Program Name Challenged Athletes Foundation (Access For Athletes)
Program Address 11199 Sorrento Valley Rd., Suite C
San Diego, CA 92121
Phone Number 858-866-0959
Fax Number 858-866-0958
Diseases Including,
but not limited to: Amputee, Cerebral Palsy, Visual Impairment, Spinal
Cord Injuries, Intellectual Disability.
Details This program
provides funding for prosthetics, training, competition and adaptive
sports equipment such as sports wheelchairs, handcycles, and mono skis.
Eligibility
Guidelines To be eligible for a grant through this program, an
athlete’s disability must be recognized within the International
Paralympic Committee (IPC) classifications. Disabilities include, but
are not limited to, amputee, Cerebral Palsy, visual imparement, spinal
cord injuries and intellectual disability.
How To Apply A Grant
Cover Letter and Grant Application may be downloaded from the program
website and submitted to the program for consideration.
Area of Service National
Program Name Limbs for Life Foundation
Program Address 5929 N. May
Suite 511
Oklahoma City, OK 73112
Phone Number 888-235-5462
405-843-5174
Fax Number 405-843-5123
Email admin@limbsforlife.org
Diseases Amputation
Details This foundation that has program that will provide financial assistance to help pay for a prosthesis.
Eligibility
Guidelines The applicant must be a legal resident of the US and not
have a felony (if a misdemeanor, it is taken in front of the board for
review)
How To Apply Download the application from the program
website. The completed application will then be taken to the board for
review.
Area of Service National
Program Name The Limb Preservation Foundation
Program Address 1600 Broadway Street, Suite 2400
Denver, CO 80202
Phone Number 303-429-0688
303-217-0998
Fax Number 970-532-1077
Diseases Amputation
Details The
Patient Assistance Grant Fund is focused on assisting extremity
patients with needed medical treatments and/or recovery services
including outpatient intravenous antibiotics, outpatient physical
therapy and outpatient occupational therapy. The Medical Transport Fund
has been designed to assist extremity patients who are in need of travel
assistance to a specialized medical facility for evaluation, diagnosis,
and/or treatment and for whom travel would otherwise be financially
prohibitive. The Emergency Distress Fund provides "last resort"
financial support to qualifying extremity patients. It is designed to
solve a problem which threatens the immediate health, safety or
self-sufficiency of a extremity patient or their family by preventing
the loss of adequate shelter, eviction of possessions and additional
medical care.
Eligibility Guidelines Applicants must be extremity
patients with needed medical treatments and/or recovery services who
live in the Rocky Mountain region and meet the financial criteria of the
prpogram.
How To Apply Download an application from the program
website, or contact the program directly. All applications must be
submitted by a healthcare professional and/or case manager. Once an
application is submitted, the Grant Review Committee will review the
information and will determine if funding will be provided based on the
specifics of the individual case, the patient's financial need and the
availability of funds.
Area of Service Rocky Mountain Region
Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis
Program Name ALS Association Jim
Program Address 120-101 Penmarc Drive
Raleigh, NC 27603
Phone Number 877-568-4347
Diseases Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis
Details This
association has two grants programs to assist people in North or South
Carolina with ALS. The Respite Care Grant Program provides funds for
respite services. Grants will be awarded in the amount of $500 each,
with a limit of $2000. The Transportation Grant Program assists patients
and caregivers with transportation services. The grant is awarded in
the amount of $250, with a limit $1000.
Eligibility Guidelines Both programs are based on need.
How To Apply Applications are available on line.
Area of Service South Carolina
Program Name ALS Association Massachusetts Chapter
Program Address 75 McNeil Way
#130
Dedham, MA 02026
Phone Number 800-258-3323
781-326-8884
Diseases Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis
Details This
association has two programs to assist patients with ALS and their
families. The Paul Tamburello Respite Care Program can provide funding
for short-term respite care, including home health care (nurses and
aides), a short stay in a nursing home or rehabilitation hospital or an
adult day health program. The Children's Program can provide assistance
for ALS patients with children. This fund will cover such programs as
community programs, summer camp and mental health counseling.
Eligibility
Guidelines Priority for both programs are given to those with the
greatest need. For the Children's Program the children must be under the
age of 18.
How To Apply Contact the application for information and to apply.
Area of Service Massachusetts
Program Name University of Miami Kessenich Family MDA ALS Center
Program Address The ALS Recovery Foundation Patient Care Fund C/o Kessenich Family MDA ALS Center
1150 NW 14th St, Suite 700
Miami, FL 33136
Phone Number 800-690-2571
305-243-7400
Email ggonzal4@med.miami.edu
Diseases Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis
Details The
Patient Care Fund Grant provides aid to families impacted by ALS by
providing financial assistance to those in need of equipment and/or
supplies.
Eligibility Guidelines The applicant must be in need.
How
To Apply The application can be downloaded from the website. Applicants
must also enclose proof of income, an Explanation of Benefit and a
written estimate for the cost of the needed equipment.
Area of Service Florida counties of Dade, Broward, Monroe and Palm Beach County.
Anemia Chemotherapy Induced
Program Name HealthWell Foundation
Program Address P.O Box 4133
Gaithersburg, MD 20885-
Phone Number 800-675-8416
Fax Number 800-282-7692
Diseases Acute
Porphyrias, Age-Related Macular Degeneration, Anemia associated with
Chronic Renal Insuffiency or Chronic Renal Failure, Ankylosing
Spondylitis, Asthma, Moderate to Severe Breast Cancer, Carcinoid Tumors
and Associated Symptoms, Chemotherapy Induced Anemia/Chemotherapy
Induced Neutropenia, Colorectal Carcinoma, Cutaneous T-Cell Lymphoma,
Head Cancer, Neck Cancer, Hodgkin's Disease, Immunosuppressive Treatment
for Solid Organ Transplant Recipients, Iron Overload as a Result of
Blood Transfusions, Multiple Myeloma, Myelodysplastic Syndromes,
Non-Hodgkin's Lymphoma, Non-Small Cell Lung Cancer, Psoriasis, Psoriatic
Arthritis, Rheumatoid Arthritis, Secondary Hyperparathyroidism, Wilms'
Tumor
Details This program helps pay for medical expenses including:
medications, copayments, insurance premiums and other out-of-pocket
healthcare costs. If accepted into the program, the patient is covered
for up to one year. Accepted patients must submit invoices or receipts
to reveice monetary awards. The foundation typically sends awards
directly to the insurer, pharmacy, physician, or other provider.
However, in some cases it may send awards directly to patients to
reimburse them for expenses they must pay themselves.
Eligibility
Guidelines Individuals covered by private insurance, employer-sponsored
plans, Medicare or Medicaid may be eligible.The families income must be
at or below 400% of the Federal Poverty Level, and state cost of living
is also taken into account.
How To Apply Call the above number to get an application or apply on line.
Area of Service National
Asthma
Program Name Respiratory Disease Wellcare Program
Program Address 4812 S. Mill Ave
Tempe, AZ 85282
Phone Number 480-967-9203
800-307-8048
Fax Number 800-345-2425
Diseases Asthma, Chronic Bronchitis, COPD, Emphysema, Lung Cancer
Details This
program will provide home delivery of medications, respiratory therapy
and assistance with paperwork for Medicare and other insurers.
Eligibility
Guidelines The applicant must be a US resident, Medicare enrolled or
eligible and suffer from a chronic lung disease.
How To Apply Call the program or apply on line.
Area of Service National
Austism
Program Name Austism Family Resources
Program Address PO Box 595
Victor, MT 59875
Diseases Autism
Details This
program provides funding for therapy equipment, safety equipment, or
respite care to families with children who have Autism or other special
needs. The program will provide a one time grant for up to $500. The
money will be sent directly to the vender or service provider.
Eligibility
Guidelines The applicant must have a family income that does not
exceed $50,000 a year, and have a child with Autism or Special Needs.
How
To Apply To apply email a request for an application along with name,
phone, address and email address to the program. The application will
then be emailed back.
Area of Service National
Program Name Autism Society of America-Hudson Valley New York Chapter
Program Address 18 Jansen Road
Stone Ridge, NY 1284
Phone Number 845-338-0419
Diseases Autism
Details This
local chapter has an emergancy fund to help families or care givers of a
person with Autism Spectrum Disorder. The assistance can be up to $200
to help pay for bills, buy specialized equipment, or to pay for
necessary medical treatment. This is a one time assistance program.
Eligibility
Guidelines The applicant must be a parent or caregiver of a person
with Autism Spectrum Disorder living in the Hudson Valley and must have
exhausted all of avenues of financial assistance.
How To Apply The application can be filled out on the website or call the program for more information.
Area of Service New York, Hudson Valley Counties.
Program Name Children' Special Health Care Services -Indiana State Department of Health
Program Address Indiana State Department of Health
2 north Meridian St
Indianapolis, In 46204
Phone Number 800-475-1355
317-233-1325
Diseases Childhood
chronic, critcal conditions. (Can include apnea, arthritis, autism,
severe asthma, cerebral palsy, chronic anemia, cleft lip and/or palate,
congenital or acquired developmental deformities, congenital heart
disease or arrhythmias, chromosomal disorders, chronic pulmonary
disease, cystic fibrosis (life time coverage), endocrine deficiencies,
profound hearing loss, severe hemophilia hydrocephalus, inflamammatory
bowel disease, inborn errors of metabolism, neuromuscular dysfunction,
myelodyspasia or spinal cord dysfunction, oncologic disorders, renal
disease, seizure disorder.)
Details This is a supplemental program
that helps Indiana families of children with serious, chronic medical
conditions pay for treatment to treatment related to their child's
condition.
Eligibility Guidelines The child must be aged newborn to
21 years old, a resident of Indiana and have an income at or below 250%
of the Federal Poverty Level. The child must also have a severe medical
conditions that have lasted (or are expected to last) at least two
years, will produce disability or disfigurement or limits on function,
require special diet or devices, or, would produce a chronic disabling
physical condition if untreated. Some physical conditions that may
qualify a child for services include: apnea, arthritis, autism, severe
asthma, cerebral palsy, chronic anemia, cleft lip and/or palate,
congenital or acquired developmental deformities, congenital heart
disease or arrhythmias chromosomal disorders, chronic pulmonary disease,
cystic fibrosis (life time coverage), endocrine deficiencies, profound
hearing loss, severe hemophilia hydrocephalus, inflamammatory bowel
disease, inborn errors of metabolism, neuromuscular dysfunction,
myelodyspasia or spinal cord dysfunction, oncologic disorders, renal
disease, seizure disorder.
How To Apply Contact the local county
Office of Family and Children, the local First Steps agencey or Riley
Hospital. To complete an application the applicant will need the chld's
birth certificate, proof of residence, social security number of the
child, and proof of parent(s)/guardian(s) income.
Area of Service Indiana
Program Name National Autism Association Helping Hand Program
Program Address 210 Copley Street
Crystal Springs, MS 39059
Phone Number 877-622-2884
Diseases Autism
Details This
is a program of last resort to help parents of children under the age
of 18 with autism spectrum disorder to pay for necessary biomedical
treatments, supplements and therapy services. The maximum amount given
per family is a one time grant of $1,500.
Eligibility Guidelines
The patient must be at or under the age of 18, reside in the US and
have been dianosed with an autism spectrum disorder.
How To
Apply The application can be downloaded from the website. A letter from
the child's doctor must be sent back with the completed applicaiton. If
the request exceeds $300, a copy of the most recent tax form must be
attached as well.
Area of Service National
Program Name Wyoming Children's Special Health
Program Address 6101 N Yellowstone Rd.
Suite 420
Cheyenne, WY 82002
Phone Number 307-777-5413
307-777-7941
Fax Number 307-777-7215
Diseases Convulsive
Disorders, Neurofibromatosis, Juvenile Idiopathis Arthritis, Cystic
Fibrosis, Diabetes Mellitus Type I, Esotropia, Exotropia and Amblyopia,
Autism Spectrum Disorder/Pervasive Developmental Delay, Global
Developmental Delay, Osteogenesis Imperfecta, Retinopathy of
Prematurity, Tympanostomy Tubes, Hemophilia and Variants, Cerebral Palsy
Details This is a program that provides financial assistance to
families with children who have special health care needs in Wyoming.
The program will pay for specialty medical care related to the
approved/condition/diagnosis. There is up to $40,000 maxium annual
coverage.
Eligibility Guidelines The child must be a Wyoming
resident under the age of 19 and be suspected or known to have one of
the medically eligibles (ie chronic illness or disability) The child can
have insurance, KidCare, CHIP, Medicaid.
How To Apply To apply or
get more information contact The Public Health Nurse (a list is
available on the website.) The child's medical, education and family
financial records are required when meeting with the Public Health
Nurse.
Area of Service Wyoming
Birth Defects in Children
Program Name Fresh Start
Program Address 2011 Palomar Airport Rd
Suite 206
Carlsbad, CA 92011
Phone Number 760-944-7774
866-551-1729
Fax Number 760-944-1729
Diseases Childhood physical deformities caused by birth defects, accidents, abuse or disease
Details This
foundation provides no cost surgery, dental care and speech therapy to
children who are suffering for physical deformities caused by birth
defects, accidents, abuse or disease. The foundation also provides
transportation assistance so patients can get to the surgery site in San
Diego. The surgeries take place on certain weekends (see the website
for more details.)
Eligibility Guidelines The patient must be a
child from 1 to 21 years old who is suffering from physical deformities
caused by birth defects, accidents, abuse or disease and be financially
disadvantaged.
How To Apply Call the foundation for more information or download the application from the website.
Area of Service National
Bleeding Conditions
Program Address State of California Department of Health Services
PO Box 942732
Sacramento, CA 94234
Phone Number 800-639-0597
916-327-0470
Diseases Von
Hippel Lindau Disease, Selected herditary metabolic disorders including
Phenylketonuria, Huntington's Diease, Fredreich's Ataxia, Joseph's
Disease, Sickle Cell Disease, Thalassemia, Cystic Fibrosis, Hemophilia
and certain other hereditary bleeding conditions.
Details This
program coordinates care and helps pay for medical costs for eligible
applicants. The services covered include Special Care Center services,
hospital inpatient and outpatient services including x-rays, laboratory
and other diagnostic services, physican/dental services, prescription
medications, food supplements, blood products, oxygen, medical supplies,
physical, occupational and speech therapy, psychosocial services,
prosthetic and orhopedic applicances, durable medical goods, certain
home health agency services, and emergancy services.
Eligibility
Guidelines The applicant must have one of the listed diseases, be a
resident of California and complete an application. Applicants may be
required to apply to Medi-Cal. There is no income eligibilty
requirements, but applicants with an income greater than 200% of the
Federal Poverty Level may have to pay an enrollment fee and treatment
costs based on a sliding scale fee.
How To Apply Call or write the program to apply.
Area of Service California
Program Address 8800 Roswell Road
Suite 170
Atlanta, GA 30350,
Phone Number 770-518-8272
Email mail@hog.org
Diseases Hemophilia Bleeding Disorders Clotting von Willebrand Disease
Details This
program provides financial assistance with health insurance costs,
clinic charges, infusion supplies, factor and clotting medications,
Medic Alert bracelets and other expenses to residents of Georgia who are
living with Hemophilia and other bleeding disorders.
Eligibility Guidelines Resident of Georgia diagnosed with Hemophilia, von Willebrand Disease or other bleeding disorders.
How To Apply Contact the program by phone or email.
Area of Service Georgia
Program Name Genetically Handicapped Persons Program
Program Address State of California Department of Health Services
PO Box 942732
Sacramento, CA 94234
Phone Number 800-639-0597
916-327-0470
Diseases Von
Hippel Lindau Disease, Selected herditary metabolic disorders including
Phenylketonuria, Huntington's Diease, Fredreich's Ataxia, Joseph's
Disease, Sickle Cell Disease, Thalassemia, Cystic Fibrosis, Hemophilia
and certain other hereditary bleeding conditions.
Details This
program coordinates care and helps pay for medical costs for eligible
applicants. The services covered include Special Care Center services,
hospital inpatient and outpatient services including x-rays, laboratory
and other diagnostic services, physican/dental services, prescription
medications, food supplements, blood products, oxygen, medical supplies,
physical, occupational and speech therapy, psychosocial services,
prosthetic and orhopedic applicances, durable medical goods, certain
home health agency services, and emergancy services.
Eligibility
Guidelines The applicant must have one of the listed diseases, be a
resident of California and complete an application. Applicants may be
required to apply to Medi-Cal. There is no income eligibilty
requirements, but applicants with an income greater than 200% of the
Federal Poverty Level may have to pay an enrollment fee and treatment
costs based on a sliding scale fee.
How To Apply Call or write the program to apply.
Area of Service California
Program Name Great Lakes Hemophilia Foundation
Program Address 638 N 18th St
Suite 108
Milwaukee, WI 53201
Phone Number 414-257-0200
888-787-4543
Fax Number 414-257-1225
Diseases Hemophilia, von Willebrand Disease, or other Bleeding Disorders
Details This
program will assist residents of Wisconsin medical bills, insurance
premiums or basic living needs. There are grants for uncovered insurance
premiums, uncovered medical bills and basic living needs, and loans for
medical services that will later be reimbursed by insurance.
Eligibility
Guidelines The applicant must be a Wisconsin resident registered with
GLHF, have a diagnosis of hemophilia, von Willebrand disease, other
bleeding disorder served by GLHF or HIV resulting from a relationship
with an individual with hemophilia.
How To Apply Contact David Linney at 414-257-0200
Area of Service Wisconsin
Program Name Hemophilia Association of Arizona Emergency Assistance
Program Address 4001 North 24th Street
Phoenix, AZ 85016
Phone Number 602-955-3947
888-754-7017
Fax Number 602-955-1962
Diseases All bleeding and clotting diseases
Details This is a program of limited assistance to help families pay for an electric, water or phone bill.
Eligibility Guidelines Unclear at this time.
How To Apply Contact the association for more information.
Area of Service Arizona
Program Name Hemophilia Foundation of Michigan Emergency Financial Assistance Program
Program Address 1921 West Michigan Ave
Ypsilanti, MI 48197
Phone Number 734-544-0015
800-482-3041
Fax Number 734-544-0095
Diseases Hemophilia, Bleeding Disorders
Details This
is an emergency program to assist with items such as food, utility
bills, rent and car repairs for individuals whose bleeding disorder
impacts their income.
Eligibility Guidelines Assistance is
dependant on serverity of the need, ability of applicant to change
her/his financial standing, status of the Financial Aid Fund, and the
applicant must not have recieved financial aid from HFM in the past
twelve months.
How To Apply Call the program for more information.
Area of Service Michigan
Program Name Hemophilia of Georgia
Program Address 8800 Roswell Road
Suite 170
Atlanta, GA 30350,
Phone Number 770-518-8272
Email mail@hog.org
Diseases Hemophilia Bleeding Disorders Clotting von Willebrand Disease
Details This
program provides financial assistance with health insurance costs,
clinic charges, infusion supplies, factor and clotting medications,
Medic Alert bracelets and other expenses to residents of Georgia who are
living with Hemophilia and other bleeding disorders.
Eligibility Guidelines Resident of Georgia diagnosed with Hemophilia, von Willebrand Disease or other bleeding disorders.
How To Apply Contact the program by phone or email.
Area of Service Georgia
Program Name Hemophilia of Indiana
Program Address 5170 E.65th Street
Indianapolis, IN 46220
Phone Number 317-570-0039
800-241-2873
Fax Number 317-570-0058
Diseases Hemophilia, Bleeding Disorders, Clotting Disorder
Details This
program will help members with assistance for quality of life issues,
such as food, clothing and shelter as well as uncovered medical expenses
Eligibility Guidelines Contact the program for details.
How To Apply Call the above numbers.
Area of Service Indiana
Program Name Hemophilia Society of Colorado
Program Address 655 Broadway, Suite 575
Denver, CO 80203
Phone Number 303-629-6990
888-687-CLOT
Fax Number 303-629-7035
Diseases Hemophilia, Bleeding Disorders, Clotting Disorder
Details This
program has two components, one for members of the society who have HIV
and those who do not. The program will help with one-time emergencies
such as food, utility bills, special shoes etc.
Eligibility Guidelines The applicant must be a paid current member or lifetime member.
How To Apply Call the above number or go to the website to get an application.
Area of Service Colorado
Program Name Kentucky Cabinet for Health and Family Services Hemophilia Program
Program Address 275 East Main Street
Frankfort, KY. 40621,
Phone Number 800-372-2973
Diseases Hemophilia Bleeding Disorder
Details This
program provides ongoing care to children and adults with Hemophilia.
The program provides financial assistance for factor and medications
needed to control bleeding in the case of lost medical benefits. In
Lexington or Eastern Kentucky call (800) 333-7359 or (859)-257-6033,
inLouisville or Western Kentucky call (800) 232-1160 or (502) 595-4459.
Eligibility
Guidelines Eligibility for patients with Hemophilia, regardless of
age, is determined by financial status, family size, outstanding medical
expenses and the severity of the disease.
How To Apply Contact the program.
Area of Service Kentucky
Program Name Children's Cancer Center Financial Assistance
Program Address 4901 West Cypress Street
Tampa, FL 33607
Phone Number 813-367-5437
Fax Number 813-367-3865
Diseases Children with Cancer, Blood Disorders, Sickle Cell Anemia
Details This
program assists families of children with cancer or blood disorders in
the Tampa Bay or Boca Raton area with direct financial assistance. This
assistance can include: Medications not covered by Insurance, CMS or
Medicaid, Travel Expenses to and from the hospitals for families who
live outside of the area, Food and Lodging for bone marrow transplant
patients, Mortgage/Rent and Utility Payments, Funeral Expenses, Car
Repair Expenses/Payments, Assistance with Groceries and additional needs
as determined by pediatric staff.
Eligibility Guidelines The
applicant must be a family with a child who has been diagnosed with
cancer or a blood disorder who is in need.
How To Apply Patients should be referred to the foundation by social worker at the hospital.
Area of Service The Tampa Bay and Boca Raton areas.
Program Name Wyoming Children's Special Health
Program Address 6101 N Yellowstone Rd.
Suite 420
Cheyenne, WY 82002
Phone Number 307-777-5413
307-777-7941
Fax Number 307-777-7215
Diseases Convulsive
Disorders, Neurofibromatosis, Juvenile Idiopathis Arthritis, Cystic
Fibrosis, Diabetes Mellitus Type I, Esotropia, Exotropia and Amblyopia,
Autism Spectrum Disorder/Pervasive Developmental Delay, Global
Developmental Delay, Osteogenesis Imperfecta, Retinopathy of
Prematurity, Tympanostomy Tubes, Hemophilia and Variants, Cerebral Palsy
Details This is a program that provides financial assistance to
families with children who have special health care needs in Wyoming.
The program will pay for specialty medical care related to the
approved/condition/diagnosis. There is up to $40,000 maxium annual
coverage.
Eligibility Guidelines The child must be a Wyoming
resident under the age of 19 and be suspected or known to have one of
the medically eligibles (ie chronic illness or disability) The child can
have insurance, KidCare, CHIP, Medicaid.
How To Apply To apply or
get more information contact The Public Health Nurse (a list is
available on the website.) The child's medical, education and family
financial records are required when meeting with the Public Health
Nurse.
Area of Service Wyoming
Bone Disorders & Bone Marrow Disorders
Program Name National Marrow Donor Program Search Assistance
Program Address Suite 500
3001 Broadway St Ne
Minneapolis, MN 55413
Phone Number 800-627-7692
888-999-6743
Diseases Bone Marrow Transplant
Details This
program provides assistance to patients searching the NMDP registry for
a possible donor. The money goes directly the to the patient’s
transplant center to begin the search process.
Eligibility
Guidelines The patient must be a US resident and be unable to afford
the costs un-assisted. The treatment plan must include an unrelated
donor transplant. The treatment center must be an NMDP transplant center
that has already started a preliminary search for a donor on the NMDP.
How
To Apply Call the above number for more information. The transplant
center coordinator must submit the application the the NMDP.
Area of Service Nationwide.
Program Name National Marrow Donor Transplant Assistance
Program Address Suite 500
3001 Broadway St Ne
Minneapolis, MN 55413
Phone Number 800-627-7692
888-999-6743
Diseases Bone Marrow Transplant
Details This
program will help pay for some costs during the first six months after
the transplant that are not covered by insurance. These funds can help
with temporary housing, food for patient or caregiver(s), parking or
mileage, insurance premiums, and/or post transplant prescriptives that
are uncovered, clinic visits, and co-pays.
Eligibility Guidelines
The patient must be a US resident, be unable to afford the costs
unassisted and be within 6 months of the the transplant. An unrelated
donor was found through the NMDP The treatment plan must include an
unrelated donor transplant. The treatment center must be an NMDP
transplant center that has already started a preliminary search for a
donor on the NMDP.
How To Apply Call the above number for more
information. The transplant center coordinator must submit the
application the the NMDP.
Area of Service Nationwide
Program Address 337 East 88th Street
Suite 1B
New York, NY 10128,
Phone Number 212-838-3029
800-365-1336
Diseases Any form of Cancer
Details The
Patient Aid Program covers the cost for donor searches, compatibility
testing, bone marrow procurement, medication, transportation, housing
expenses and many other ancillary costs associated with a transplant.
This program is currently the only organization providing direct patient
assistance not limited by disease, age or type of transplant. The
Patient Aid Program is available at hospitals nationwide.
Eligibility Guidelines You must be a transplant patient who is a resident of the United States.
How
To Apply The application for Patient Aid Program requires information
about diagnosis, treatment, financial status and information from your
social worker and physician. If you are interested in applying for a
Patient Aid Program grant, please contact your social worker or
transplant coordinator. If you would like further information please
contact us at 1-800-365-1336.
Area of Service United States
Bone and Joint Deformaties
Program Name Shriners Hospitals for Children
Program Address PO Box 31356
Tampa, FL 33621
Phone Number 800-237-5055
Diseases Orthopedic Conditions, Burn Injuries, Spinal Cord Rehabilitation, Cleft Lip, Palate Repair.
Details Shriners
Hospitals for Children are located throughout the United States and the
hopsitals provided free care to children whom have a reasonable
possibility that the child's condition can be helped by the the
hospital.
Eligibility Guidelines The child must be under the age of 18. There are not any income limits.
How To Apply Call the program or go to the website to get an application.
Area of Service National
Brain Injury
Program Name Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI) Fund
Program Address 222 South Warren Street
PO Box 700
Trenton, NJ 08625
Phone Number 609-292-7800
Fax Number 609-292-1233
Email Edmund.Armah@dhs.state.nj.us
Diseases Traumatic Brain Injury
Details The
purpose of the Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI) Fund is to allow New Jersey
residents who have survived an acquired brain injury to obtain the
services and supports they need to live in the community. The Fund pays
for supports and services that foster independence and maximize quality
of life. Individuals may be eligible for up to $15,000 per year in
supports and services, with a lifetime cap of $100,000.
Eligibility
Guidelines Fund recipients must provide medical documentation of
acquired brain injury, have liquid assets of less that $100,000 and be a
resident of New Jersey for at least 90 consecutive days.
How To
Apply To obtain an application, please call the program at 888-285-3036
(press 2). After your completed application and medical documentation
are received, you will receive a case manager who will assist you in
determining your needs. Your case manager will complete a support plan,
which will be reviewed by the TBI Fund staff and then by the Review
Committee. You will then receive a letter informing you of the decision.
Area of Service New Jersey
Brain Tumor Disorders
Program Name Brain Tumor Foundation for Children, Inc
Program Address 6065 Roswell Rd, NE
Suite 505
Atlanta, Ga 30328
Phone Number 404-252-4107
Fax Number 404-252-4108
Diseases Children with Brain Tumors
Web Site No link available.
Details This
foundation has the Butterfly Fund that will provide direct financial
assistance to qualfied families who are receiving treatment at specific
hospitals.
Children's Healthcare of Atlanta; the Medical College of
Georgia in Augusta, Georgia; the Medical Center of Central Georgia in
Macon, Georgia; Backus Children's Hospital of Memorial Health University
Medical Center in Savannah, Georgia; Columbus Medical Center in
Columbus, Georgia; Shands Children's Hospital at the University of
Florida in Gainesville; and Vanderbilt Children’s Hospital in Nashville,
Tennessee
Eligibility Guidelines The applicant must be a child
with a brain tumor who is receiving care at one of the above listed
hospitals.
How To Apply Contact the foundation or speak with a hospital social worker for more information.
Area of Service Specific Hospitals in Georgia
Program Name Brain Tumor Society Cares Financial Assistance Program
Program Address 124 Watertown Street, Suite 3H
Watertown, MA 02472
Phone Number 800-770-8287
617-924-9997
Fax Number 617-924-9998
Diseases Brain Tumors
Details This
foundation will help people with brain tumors pay for non medical
expenses such as transportation, home health assistance, home
adaptations and child care relating to the brian tumor diagnosis. The
grant can be up to $2,000 per year. The society will contact the
applicant within 4 to 6 weeks after receipt of the application.
Eligibility
Guidelines The applicant must be a US citizen, have a diagnosis of a
brain tumor and meetin income requirements. There is a page that needs
to be filled out by a doctor, nurse, or hospital social worker.
How To Apply Call the Society or go to the website to get the application and more information
Area of Service National
Program Name Cancer Services of Northeast Indiana
Program Address 6316 Mutual Drive
Fort Wayne, IN 46825
Phone Number 260-484-9560
Fax Number 260-484-9572
Email webmaster@cancer-services.org
Diseases Cancer, Brain Tumor
Details This
program provides assistance to cancer patients who live in Northeast
Indiana including financial assistance, transportation to and from
treatment, medical equipment, wigs, nutritional supplements and other
forms of assistance.
Eligibility Guidelines Have a diagnosis of
cancer or brain tumor; Live in one of the following counties: Allen,
Adams, DeKalb, Huntington, Kosciusko, Lagrange, Noble, Steuben, Wabash,
Wells, or Whitley and have a need for assistance.
How To Apply To
apply for assistance contact the program directly, or visit the program
website, complete an Intake Form and meet with a client advocate to
assess your needs.
Area of Service Northeast Indiana
Program Name Friends for Michael Foundation
Program Address 8 Ironworks Road
Monroe, NY 10950
Phone Number 845-781-7367
Diseases Brain Tumors
Details This
foundation provides financial assistance to families with financial
needs resulting from expenses associated with their child's brain tumor
treatment. This program covers specific non-medical costs related to a
primary brain tumor diagnosis. Direct medical expenses are not covered
Eligibility Guidelines Child must be under age 18 at time of diagnosis and must be undergoing treatment for a Brain Tumor.
How
To Apply Requests for assistance must be submitted by a certified
Social Worker working on behalf of the family. The request must also be
validated by a member of the FAC. Visit program website to review
application requirements.
Area of Service National
Program Name National Brain Tumor Foundation Patient Help Fund
Program Address 22 Battery Street, Suite 612
San Francisco, CA 94111
Phone Number 800-934-2873
415-834-9970
Email nbtf@braintumor.org
Diseases Brain Tumors
Details This
program provides financial assistance to Brain Tumor patients through
its Patient Help Fund. The Patient Help Fund assists patients with
treatment-related expenses, medication copays, and transportation to
treatment. Financial assistance applications are reviewed on a monthly
basis, and awards range from $100 to $1,000.
Eligibility Guidelines Diagnosed with a brain tumor and have a financial need.
How To Apply Contact the program directly and an application will be sent to you.
Area of Service National
Program Name The Kelly Heinz-Grundner Berain Tumor Foundation Whatever It Takes Initiative
Program Address 300 Water Street, Suite 103
Wilmington, DE 19801
Phone Number 302-427-2280
Email diane.freed@khgbraintumorfoundation.org
Diseases Brain Tumors
Details This
program provides needed financial support to brain tumor patients and
their families who live in Michigan, Western New York or Delaware.
Contact the program directly for detailed information on what expenses
are covered.
Eligibility Guidelines Have a brain tumor diagnosis, live in one of the covered states and be in need.
How To Apply Contact the program directly to request an application
Area of Service Michigan Western New York Delaware
Program Name The Michael Quinlan Brain Tumor Foundation
Program Address 4012 Dupont Circle, Suite 411
Louisville, KY 40207
Phone Number 501-896-1701
Fax Number 502-899-9828
Email kathy.quinlan@mqbtf.org
Diseases Brain Tumors
Details This
program provides financial assistance in the form of $500.00 per family
per year to residents of Kentucky who have a brain tumor diagnosis and
are in need of financial assistance.
Eligibility Guidelines Have a brain tumor diagnosis, reside in Kentucky and be in need.
How To Apply Contact the program directly to apply for assistance.
Area of Service Kentucky
Breast Cancer and Cervical Cancer
Program Name Breast and Cervical Cancer Diagnosis and Treatment Program of Maryland
Program Address 201 West Preston Street, Room 306
Baltimore, MD 21201
Phone Number 410-767-5300
Fax Number 410-333-7106
Diseases Breast Cancer, Cervical Cancer
Details This
program will provide health services to women diagnosed with breast or
cervical cancer who live in Maryland. The services include:
breast/cervical cancer diagnostic procedures (including ultrasound,
biopsy, colposcopy, surgical consultations, etc.), breast/cervical
cancer treatments (including cryotherapy, laser hysterectomy,
lumpectomy, mastectomy, radiation therapy, and chemotherapy),
medications required for the treatment, medical equipment when required
because of the cancer, breast prosthesis, bras, wigs, and breast
reconstruction.
Eligibility Guidelines Must be a Maryland resident
and meet income and insurance coverage guidelines as determined by the
program.
How To Apply Women can obtain applications to enroll in the
program from the program coordinator at their local health department
or from the Maryland Department of Health and Mental Hygiene, Division
of Cancer Control. Applications can also be completed at the offices of
participating providers.
Area of Service Maryland
Program Name Breast and Cervical Cancer Program (BCCP)
Phone Number 303-866-2693
Email
Diseases Breast Cancer, Cervical Cancer
Details Women
who meet the eligibility requirements and who have breast or cervical
cancer are allowed presumptive eligibility into the Medicaid program and
begin receiving full Medicaid benefits for treatment of their
condition, thereby hopefully reducing breast and cervical cancer
mortality.
Eligibility Guidelines Applicant must 1) be under age
65, 2) be a resident of Colorado and a US citizen (or qualified
immigrant), 3) have income 250% or less of the Federal Poverty Level, 4)
have been screened at a Colorado Women's Cancer Control Initiative
(CWCCI) site and need treatment for breast or cervical cancer, and 5)
have no other medical coverage, including qualifying for other Medicaid
programs.
How To Apply Contact Ginger Burton, BCCP Coordinator, Colorado Department of Health Care Policy and Financing, at 303-866-2693.
Area of Service Colorado
Program Name CancerCare Co-Payment Assistance Foundation
Program Address 275 Seventh Avenue, 22nd Floor
New York, NY 10001
Phone Number 866-552-6729
212-601-9750
Email information@cancercarecopay.org
Diseases Breast Cancer, Lung Cancer, Colon or Colorectal Cancer and Pancreatic Cancer
Details This
foundation provides financial assistance to Breast Cancer, Lung Cancer,
Colon or Colorectal Cancer and Pancreatic Cancer patients to cover the
costs of co-payments for cancer medications.
Eligibility Guidelines
To be eligible for co-payment assistance the applicant must be
diagnosed with one of the cancer types that the Foundation covers, the
diagnosis must be verified by a doctor, applicants must receive
treatment dispensed in the United States and the medication must be
approved by the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) for cancer.
Applicants must also be covered by private insurance or an
employer-sponsored health plan or have Medicare Part B, Medicare Part D,
Medicare Supplementary Health Insurance ("Medigap") or Medicare
Advantage Plan. Grants assistance on a first-come, first-served basis,
to the extent that funding is available.
How To Apply Call 1-866-55-COPAY to determine if you are eligible and begin the application process.
Area of Service National
Program Name Chronic Disease Fund
Program Address 10880 John W. Elliott Drive, Suite 400
Frisco, TX 75034
Phone Number 877-968-7233
972-712-0201
Fax Number 214-975-1114
Email info@cdfund.org
Diseases Age
Related Macular Degeneration, Ankylosing Spondylitis, Asthma, Breast
Cancer, Colorectal Cancer, Growth Hormone Deficiency, Multiple Myeloma,
Multiple Sclerosis, Myelodysplastic Syndrome, Non-Small Cell Lung
Cancer, Psoriasis, Pulmonary Arterial Hypertension, Rheumatoid
Arthritis.
Details This program provides financial assistance to
insured patients by covering the out-of-pocket expenses associated with
prescription drug plans.
Eligibility Guidelines The applicant must
meet eligibility requirements, including treatment of a covered disease
state, insurance documentation and proof of income.
How To Apply The
application can be downloaded from the website, or by calling the above
toll-free number. The completed application must include proof of
income, a copy of each insurance card, and a signed HIPAA Authorization.
Area of Service National
Program Name Co-Pay Relief
Program Address 700 Thimble Shoals Blvd
Suite 201
Newport, VA 23606
Phone Number 866-512-3861
Diseases Breast,
Lung, Prostate, Kidney, Colon and Pancreatic cancers, Sarcomas,
Lymphoma, Macular Degeneration, Low Blood counts due to Chemotherapy,
Diabetes, and Rheumatoid Arthritis, Psoriatic Arthritis and Crohn's
Disease.
Details Counselors assist patients throughout the entire
application process, screening for eligibility by collecting financial
and medical information from everyone who calls to apply for the
Program.
Eligibility Guidelines This is a co-pay assistance
program, the applicant must have insurance. The applicant must also be a
US citizen.
How To Apply Call the above number to get more information and request an application.
Area of Service Nationwide
Program Name Kommah Seray Inflammatory Breast Cancer Foundation (KSIBCF)
Program Address P.O. Box 1098
Pomona, CA 91769
Phone Number 909- 247-0051
Email info@ksinflammatorybreastcancer.org
Diseases Breast Cancer
Details This
program will provide assistance to patients who are in active
treatment, or within two months of having surgery for Inflammatory
Breast Cancer. The assistance includes financial assistance for
prescription drug costs, Lymphedema and post-surgery garments, household
utility bills, gift cards to grocery stores and renting loaner
equipment such as canes, walkers or wheelchairs.
Eligibility
Guidelines Applicants for assistance must be in active treatment or
within two months of having surgery for cancer, and must have been
financially affected by cancer and the treatment process.
How To Apply Contact the program directly to apply for assistance
Area of Service National
Program Name Mickaela Foundation
Program Address PO Box 354
Henderson, CO 80640
Phone Number 303-452-1898
Fax Number 303-452-1031
Diseases Breast Cancer
Details This
program provides post diagnostic medically related bills for residents
with breast cancer. The program will provide up to $1000 per award per
month. Patients may re-appy every month.
Eligibility Guidelines The
applicant must be a resident of Colorado, have a dianosis of breast
cancer, must have some degree of verifiable employment at the time of
application or diagnosis. The applicant's income must also have an
income between $8,000-$30,000 for a single ( $8000-$36000 for a single
w/ dependent, $12000-$50000 for a family w/ less 3-5 dependents)
How To Apply The application can be downloaded from the website or call the foundation for an application.
Area of Service Colorado
Program Name Sense of Security
Program Address PO Box 6098
Broomfield, CO 80021
Phone Number 303-669-3113
866-736-3113
Email info@senseofsecurity.org
Diseases Breast Cancer
Details This foundation has 4 different financial assistance programs for patients with breast cancer.
1.
Sustained Assistance Program can fund the following expenses while you
are in qualified treatments for breast cancer: mortgage or rent, medical
insurance premiums, transportation costs, child care, utilities, and
food and groceries. The monthly cap is $1,000 and the maxium duration is
12 months.
2. Emergancy Fund is a one time aid program for up to
$250 for an emergancy situation such as eviction, repossession or
shutoff notices.
3. Transportation Fund is another one time aid for
up to $250 to provide gas, car repair, car payment, or insurance payment
or renewal.
4. Household Fund is another one time aid program for up to $250 to provide groceries or household items.
Eligibility
Guidelines The applicant must be a resident of Colorado, and must be
receiving a qualifying treatment for or recovering from a qualifying
surgery after a diagnosis of breast cancer. Applicants can be in any
phase of a qualifying treatment for breast cancer or must be within two
months of a qualifying breast cancer surgery. Applicants must also have
exhausted all other forms assistance. There are also financial criteria
for the programs, contact the foundation for more information.
How
To Apply There are two applications, one for The Sustained Assistance
Program, and one for the other three programs. Both are available on the
website, or call the program for more information. Proof of residency,
medical state and financial sitaution is required with the application.
Area of Service Colorado
Program Name Susan G. Komen Breast Cancer Foundation (PAF Co-Pay Relief Fund)
Phone Number 866-512-3861
Diseases Breast Cancer
Details Funds
made available by this foundation will provide direct financial support
for pharmaceutical co-payments incurred by insured patients, including
new Medicare Part D beneficiaries diagnosed with breast cancer.
Eligibility
Guidelines Breast Cancer patients must financially and medically
qualify to access co-payment assistance. Contact the program directly to
begin the application process
How To Apply The patient completes an
application on the phone with a call counselor .The completed
application is then sent to the caller/applicant for review and
signature. The PAF CPR call counselor works directly with the patient as
well as the provider of care to obtain necessary medical, insurance and
income certification in an expeditious manner.
Area of Service National
Burn Injuries
Program Name Alisa Ann Ruch Burn Foundation
Program Address Southern CA Office
3100 W Burbank Blvd, #204
Burbank, CA 91505
Phone Number 818-848-0223
800-242-2876
Fax Number 818-848-0296
Diseases Burn Injury
Details This
foundation will assist burn victims in California who are in financial
need. There are a variety of programs, including summer camps for kids,
Bridge-to-Life Scholarship Fund for high school graduates, an Adult
Survivor Family Camp, support groups, peer support, workshops,
conferences and two financial assistance programs. The General
Assistance Program will aid in burn survivors meet their needs as it
directly relates to their burn injury, This assistance will provide
assistant with housing, food, clothing, and image enhancement. The
Special Assistance Program will attempt to subsidize or find resources
for special needs associated with a burn injury including transportation
to and from the hospital, pressure garments, permanent makeup,
camouflage consultations and wigs.
Eligibility Guidelines The applicant must live in California and be a burn survivor.
How
To Apply Contact the foundation for more information. Personal
information is required and in some instances a written application is
mandatory. All requests are evaluated on an individual basis. For the
Northern California office call 415-495-7223 (800-755-2876) For the
Central California office call 559-224-7223 (888-49-2876)
Area of Service California
Program Name California Children's Services
Program Address Contact is Through County CCS Office
Phone Number None
Diseases Conditions
involving the Heart, Neoplasms, Disorders of the Blood, Endocrine,
nutritional, and metabolic diseases, Disorders of the genito-urinary
system, Disorders of the gastrointestinal system, Serious birth defects,
Disorders of the sense organs, Disorders of the nervous system,
Disorders of the musculoskeletal system and connective tissues, Severe
disorders of the immune system, Disabling conditions or poisonings
requiring intensive care or rehabilitation, Complications of premature
birth requiring an intensive level of care, Disorders of the skin and
subcutaneous tissue, Medically handicapping malocclusion
Web Site http://www.dhcs.ca.gov/services/ccs/Pages/default.aspx
Details This
is a program that treats children with certain physical limitations and
chronic health conditions or dieases. The program can authorize and pay
for specific medical services and equipment provided by approved
specialists. These can include: doctor services, hospital and surgical
care, physical therapy, occupational therapy, lab tests, x-rays,
orthopedic appliances, medical equipment, medical case management,
and/or referrals to other agencies.
Eligibility Guidelines The
applicant must be under 21, a resident of California and have a family
gross adjusted income of $40,000 or less, or the out-or-pocket medical
expenses for a child who qualifies are expected to be more than 20% of
the family income or the child has Healthy Families Coverage.
How To
Apply The application is available on line. It must be completed and
sent back to a county department of California Children's Services
(there is a list on the website). Some of the programs are run by the
California Department of Health Services.
Area of Service California
Program Name Shriners Hospitals for Children
Program Address PO Box 31356
Tampa, FL 33621
Phone Number 800-237-5055
Diseases Orthopedic Conditions, Burn Injuries, Spinal Cord Rehabilitation, Cleft Lip, Palate Repair.
Web Site No link available.
Details Shriners
Hospitals for Children are located throughout the United States and the
hopsitals provided free care to children whom have a reasonable
possibility that the child's condition can be helped by the the
hospital.
Eligibility Guidelines The child must be under the age of 18. There are not any income limits.
How To Apply Call the program or go to the website to get an application.
Area of Service National
Cancer
Program Name Adam Bullen Memorial Foundation
Program Address 24 Charlton Street
Oxford, MA 01540
Phone Number 508-987-5999
Fax Number 508-987-6110
Email bullenfoundation@charterinternet.com
Diseases Any form of Cancer
Details This
program provides financial assistance, as well as transportation,
clothing, meals, groceries, medical equipment, videos and referrals to
cancer patients and their families in order to help them through the
many stages of this life threatening disease.
Eligibility Guidelines Have a diagnosis of cancer, live in Massachusetts and require needed support.
How To Apply Contact the program directly to apply for assistance
Area of Service Massachusetts
Program Name Alabama Foundation for Oncology
Program Address PO Box 660833
Birmingham, AL 35266
Phone Number 205-877-2224
205-877-2225
Fax Number 205-877-1821
Diseases Any form of Cancer
Details This
is a grant for cancer patients in the Greater Birmingham area to assist
with critical needs like housing, food, and utilities up to $500. If
accepted, the program pays the bills directly.
Eligibility
Guidelines The applicant must be undergoing treatment or within the
hospice setting and be within the Greater Birmingham area.
How To
Apply A doctor, social worker or oncology nurse must call to get a
request form, fill it out and mail it back for the applicant. A written
request is needed explaining the situation surrounding the request, a
defined request with the amount needed, a description of other resrouces
being accessed or attempted to fulfill the patient's needs and a
definition of a time period when assistance will be needed.
Area of Service Greater Birmingham area of Alabama
Program Name American Cancer Society
Program Address 1599 Clifton Rd., NE
Atlanta, GA 30329-4251
Phone Number 800-ACS-2345
Diseases Any form of Cancer
Web Site http://www.cancer.org/docroot/home/index.asp
Details Each
local office of the American Cancer Society may have different programs
to help with expenses related to cancer treatment, including
transportation, medicine, medical supplies and lodging.
Eligibility Guidelines Not specified.
How To Apply Call the above number or go on-line to find a local chapter to get an application
Area of Service The local chapters administer the different programs
Program Name Bear Necessities Pediatric Cancer Foundation Small Miracle Program
Program Address 23 W. Hubbard Street, 3rd Floor
Chicago, IL 60610
Phone Number 312-836-2327
Fax Number 312-836-1284
Email office@bearnecessities.org
Diseases Pediatric Cancer
Details This
program provides assistance with housing and transportation expenses,
as well as providing wigs, phone cards, event tickets and other "gifts"
to the families of pediatric cancer patients who are residents of
Illinois or patients who are being treated at an approved Illinois
facility.
Eligibility Guidelines Applicants must be a pediatric
cancer patient, live in Illinois or be receiving treatment at an
Illinois facility listed on the program website and have a need for
assistance.
How To Apply Contact the program directly to apply for assistance.
Area of Service Illinois
Program Address Purchase of Medical Care Services
1904 Mail Service Center
Raleigh, NC 27699
Fax Number 919-733-0352
Diseases Any form of Cancer
Web Site http://www.communityhealth.dhhs.state.nc.us/cancer/ccp.htm
Details This
program will residents with inpatient and/or outpatient diagnostic
services of cancer or suspected malignancies and for the treatment of
cancer. The program covers up to 8 days of service for the diagnosis of
cancer (inpatient or outpatient) and up to 30 days of cancer patient
treatment services (inpatient or outpatient) per state fiscal year.
Follow-up services may be covered for up to 2 days if they fall within
the 8- or 30-day limit. For maximum benefit to the patient, several
services can be provided each day.
Eligibility Guidelines The
applicant must be a permanent resident of North Carolina,be at or below
115% of the Federal Poverty Level, and be ineligible for other medical
assistance programs (e.g., Medicaid) or have limited or no health
insurance. The applicant must also have symptoms or clinical findings
suspicious of cancer or be diagnosed as having cancer and have an
estimated 25 percent or better chance of five-year survival rate at the
time each treatment is requested.
How To Apply The application and
forms are available on line. The Financial Eligibility Application must
be filled out by a financial interviewer. (Staff in physicians' offices,
hospitals and health departments serves as interviewers as do
representatives of designated community service agencies.) The
Authorization Request must also be filled out and signed by the
provider.
Area of Service North Carolina
Program Name Cancer Association for Auglaize County
Program Address 120 S. Front St.
PO Box 252
St Marys, OH 45885
Phone Number 419-300-3556
419-394-3556
Email jbjhans@bright.net
Diseases Any form of Cancer
Web Site No link available.
Details This
program assists patients with cancer who need assistance who live in
Auglaize County. This program provides wigs, turbans, mileage
reimbursement to treatment centers, nutritional supplements, medical or
surgical need and financial assistance to those in need.
Eligibility Guidelines The patient must be a resident of Auglaize County and have cancer.
How To Apply Contact the program to apply.
Area of Service Auglaize County, Ohio
Program Name Cancer Association Of Greater New Orleans (CAGNO)
Program Address 824 Elmwood Park Blvd
New Orleans, LA 70123
Phone Number 504-733-5539
800-624-2039
Fax Number 504-733-0252
Email director@cagno.org
Diseases Any form of Cancer
Details This
program can help cover the costs of prescription pain and treatment
medications, colostomy bags and comfort items (bedpads, etc.) for cancer
patients who cannot afford these necessities and/or "fall through the
cracks" of government assistance. Cancer patients currently residing in
the parishes of Jefferson, Orleans, Plaquemines, St. Bernard, St.
Tammany and Tangipahoa also qualify to receive up to $1,500 in
additional assistance with medical supplies or equipment, medical
expenses (co-pays, insurance premiums, medical and hospital bills),
living expenses and transportation.
Eligibility Guidelines Cancer patients who live in the service area and are in need of assistance.
How To Apply Visit the program website and complete a patient services application form, or contact the program directly.
Area of Service New Orleans
Program Name Cancer Care Assist
Program Address 275 Seventh Avenue
22nd Floor
New York, NY 10001
Phone Number 212-712-8085
800-813-4673
Fax Number 212-712-8495
Email info@cancercare.org
Diseases Any form of Cancer
Details CancerCare
administers many different support programs for patients with cancer.
Some programs are national, others are local. If a patient needs
finanicial assistance, s/he should call the above number to find out if
there an appropriate program. This program provides assistance for
certain medical expenses. The program does not cover basic living
expenses.
Eligibility Guidelines Not specified.
How To Apply The application can be downloaded from the website, or call the program for info.
Area of Service Nationwide
Program Name Cancer Care Services
Program Address 623 S. Henderson Street
Fort Worth, TX 76104
Phone Number 817-921-0653
800-789-9944
Fax Number 817-921-1701
Email info2@cancercareservices.org
Diseases Cancer
Details This
program provides financial assistance to patients in active treatment
for cancer related medications, nutritional supplements, equipment,
supplies, transportation, dental care (if needed to begin treatment),
Cobra health insurance premiums and limited emergency funds. The amount
of financial assistance is based on a sliding scale based on household
size and net monthly income.
Eligibility Guidelines Must be in active treatment for cancer and live in the service area
How To Apply Call the program, or visit the program website to apply
Area of Service Tarrant, Johnson, Hood, and Parker Counties in Texas
Program Name Cancer Fund Of America, Inc.
Program Address 2901 Breezewood Lane
Knoxville, TN 37921
Phone Number 800-578-5284
Diseases Any form of Cancer
Details This
program provides supplies and equipment to cancer patients free of
charge including Liquid Nutritional Supplements and Vitamins, Adult
Diapers, Bed Pads, and Exam Gloves, Fans and Seasonal Gift Boxes,
Crutches, Lotions, and Ointments, Food Items and Various Medical
Supplies and Non-Precription Medicine, Toys, Clothing, and Hygiene Kits.
Eligibility
Guidelines Cancer patient with a qualifying need. Contact the program
directly for further information on eligibility guidelines.
How To
Apply Download the application to be completed by the patient and health
care professional and send it back to the program.
Area of Service National
Program Name Cancer Services of Greater Baton Rouge
Program Address 550 Lobdell Ave
Baton Rouge, LA 70806
Phone Number 225-927-1329
800-883-4515
Fax Number 225-927-1468
Diseases Any form of Cancer
Details This
program provides limited financial assistance towards medical needs and
supplies. This program also provides assistance in finding, and
applying to patient assistance programs as well as educational
resources, referrals and advocacy services.
Eligibility Guidelines The applicant needs to live in on of the served parishes and be living with cancer.
How To Apply The application can be dowloaded from the website, or contact the program for more info.
Area
of Service Ascension, EBR, East Feliciana Iberville, Livingston, Pointe
Coupee, St. Helena, St. James, WBR, and West Feliciana parishes of
Louisiana
Program Name Cancer Services of Northeast Indiana
Program Address 6316 Mutual Drive
Fort Wayne, IN 46825
Phone Number 260-484-9560
Fax Number 260-484-9572
Email webmaster@cancer-services.org
Diseases Cancer, Brain Tumor
Details This
program provides assistance to cancer patients who live in Northeast
Indiana including financial assistance, transportation to and from
treatment, medical equipment, wigs, nutritional supplements and other
forms of assistance.
Eligibility Guidelines Have a diagnosis of
cancer or brain tumor; Live in one of the following counties: Allen,
Adams, DeKalb, Huntington, Kosciusko, Lagrange, Noble, Steuben, Wabash,
Wells, or Whitley and have a need for assistance.
How To Apply To
apply for assistance contact the program directly, or visit the program
website, complete an Intake Form and meet with a client advocate to
assess your needs.
Area of Service Northeast Indiana
Program Name Cancer Services, Inc
Program Address 3175 Maplewood Ave
Winston-Salem, NC 27103
Phone Number 336-760-9983
800-288-7421
Fax Number 336-760-1282
Email csi1955@cancerservicesonline.org
Diseases Any form of Cancer
Details This
program provides medication and financial assistance. The program will
also help in finding and applying to patient assistance programs, peer
support, education programs, conferences, breast cancer support program,
prostheses, bras, medical supplies, equipment, wigs, turbans, hats,
transportation assistance, information and patient advocacy to patients
with any form of cancer at any stage of the diagnosis.
Eligibility Guidelines Live in one of the counties below, have a diagnosis of cancer and be in need.
How
To Apply For financial assistance and medication assistance an
interview is required. Call or email the foundation to set up the
interview. All other services are available at any time.
Area of Service Forsyth, Davie, Stokes and Yadkin counties of North Carolina
Program Name Children's Leukemia Foundation of Michigan
Program Address 29777 Telegraph Rd.
Suite 1651
Southfield, MI 48034
Phone Number 248-353-8222
800-825-2536
Fax Number 248-353-0157
Diseases Leukemia,
Non-Hodgkin's Lymphoma, Hodgkin's Disease, Multiple Myeloma, Aplastic
Anemia, Fanconi's Anemia, Myelodysplastic Syndromes, Myelopreliferative
Disorders, and Waldenstrom's Macroglobulinemia.
Details This
foundation provides financial assistance to families of adults and
children affected by leukemia, lymphoma, and other related blood
disorders, as well as emotional support and information. The program
will provide up to $1,000 per fiscal year toward the costs of
treatments, prescriptions, travel to and from treatment centers, wigs
and head-coverings. There is also a Special Needs Fund which will
provide up to $500 (which is seperate from the above fund) to cover the
expenses that fall through the cracks of traditional financial aid
programs (e.g. lodging, rent/mortgage, auto repairs, child care, etc.)
Eligibility
Guidelines The applicant must be residing in Michigan, and have been
diagnosed with a malignant or potentially malignant disorder of the
blood, lymphatic system or bone marrow.
How To Apply Contact the program for more information and how to apply.
Area of Service Michigan
Name Community Cancer Network
Program Address PO Box 4499
Lafayette, IN 47903
Phone Number 888-523-2261
765-446-5220
Email mbond@communitycancernetwork.org
Diseases Cancer
Details This
program provides financial assistance for housing, utilities, pharmacy,
communications and transport; Groceries, hot meals and nutritional
support; Transportation to and from treatment; Cosmetic assistance for
wigs, makeup, and other appearance articles and other services to cancer
patients in treatment who live in the Indiana service area.
Eligibility
Guidelines Applicants must be in treatment for cancer and live in one
of the eleven counties serviced by the program.
How To Apply Contact the program by telephone to apply for assistance.
Area of Service Eleven Mid-Northern Indiana Counties
Program Name GlaxoSmithKline Hope for Families Fund/Children's Hospital of Philadelphia
Program Address 34th Street and Civic Center Boulevard
Philadelphia, PA 19104
Phone Number 267-426-6071
215-590-1000
Email mooreal@email.chop.edu
Diseases Relapsed Cancers
Details This
fund will provide financial assistance to families of children being
treated at Children's Hospital of Philadelphia for relapsed cancers to
help with the costs of travel expenses including gas, plane tickets,
taxi fares, and provide food vouchers, hotels and other necessary travel
expenditures for the patient and a parent or family member.
Eligibility
Guidelines Applicants must have a child being treated for relapsed
cancers at Children's Hospital of Philadelphia and demonstrate a
financial need.
How To Apply Contact the program directly to apply for assistance
Area of Service National
Program Name HealthWell Foundation
Program Address P.O Box 4133
Gaithersburg, MD 20885-
Phone Number 800-675-8416
Fax Number 800-282-7692
Diseases Acute
Porphyrias, Age-Related Macular Degeneration, Anemia associated with
Chronic Renal Insuffiency or Chronic Renal Failure, Ankylosing
Spondylitis, Asthma, Moderate to Severe Breast Cancer, Carcinoid Tumors
and Associated Symptoms, Chemotherapy Induced Anemia/Chemotherapy
Induced Neutropenia, Idiopathic Thrombocytopenia Purpura (ITP),
Colorectal Carcinoma, Cutaneous T-Cell Lymphoma, Head Cancer, Neck
Cancer, Hodgkin's Disease, Immunosuppressive Treatment for Solid Organ
Transplant Recipients, Iron Overload as a Result of Blood Transfusions,
Multiple Myeloma, Myelodysplastic Syndromes, Non-Hodgkin's Lymphoma,
Non-Small Cell Lung Cancer, Psoriasis, Psoriatic Arthritis, Rheumatoid
Arthritis, Secondary Hyperparathyroidism, Wilms' Tumor
Details This
program helps pay for medical expenses including: medications,
copayments, insurance premiums and other out-of-pocket healthcare costs.
If accepted into the program, the patient is covered for up to one
year. Accepted patients must submit invoices or receipts to reveice
monetary awards. The foundation typically sends awards directly to the
insurer, pharmacy, physician, or other provider. However, in some cases
it may send awards directly to patients to reimburse them for expenses
they must pay themselves.
Eligibility Guidelines Individuals
covered by private insurance, employer-sponsored plans, Medicare or
Medicaid may be eligible.The families income must be at or below 400% of
the Federal Poverty Level, and state cost of living is also taken into
account.
How To Apply Call the above number to get an application or apply on line.
Area of Service National
Name HOPE's Patient Assistance
Program Address 2049 Point Circle
Suite 1
Fayetteville, AR 72704
Phone Number 479-571-4673
800-394-0249
Fax Number 479-443-6001
Diseases Any form of Cancer
Details Helps
cancer patients with prescription assistance, PAP applications help,
emergency assistance for housing and transportation needs, counseling
services
Eligibility Guidelines Any cancer patient in active treatment who lives or is being treated in Northwest Arkansas.
How To Apply Call or go online for an application.
Area of Service Northwest Arkansas
Name Jennifer L. Collins Memorial Foundation
Program Address PO Box 80742
Seattle, WA 98108
Phone Number 2067237809
Fax Number 206-723-0315
Email mark@jensfriends.com
Diseases Cancer
Details This
program will provide financial support to cancer patients who live in
the Pacific Northwest to help pay for travel expenses to and from
doctors appointments, child care during treatments, prescription and
insurance co-pays, groceries, educational materials, holiday gifts for
cancer kids & their families and other needed support
Eligibility Guidelines Must be a cancer patient living in the Pacific Northwest and have a financial need.
How To Apply Contact the foundation by email or phone to apply
Area of Service Pacific Northwest
Program Name John's Cancer Foundation
Program Address PO Box 13014
Richmond, VI 23235
Phone Number 804-330-2300
804-330-2136
Fax Number 804-330-2174
Diseases Any form of Cancer
Details This
program provides grants of up to $500 for non-medical needs of cancer
patients in Richmond and the surrounding counties. This fund can help
pay for home care equipement rental or expenses of everyday living when
the high cost of cancer treatment makes ordinary bill-paying unusually
difficult.
Eligibility Guidelines The applicant must living in
Richmond or a surrounding county, have a diagnosis of cancer and be in
financial need.
How To Apply Call the program for more information or download the application from the webiste.
Area of Service Richmond Virginia surrounding counties
Program Name Leukemia & Lymphoma Society Co-Pay Assistance Program
Program Address 1311 Mamaroneck Ave, Suite 310
White Plains, NY 10605
Phone Number 877-557-2672
Fax Number 914-949-6691
Email copay@LLS.org
Diseases Hodgkin's Lymphoma, Non-Hodgkin's Lymphoma, Leukemia and Multiple Myeloma
Details This
program helps with financial assistance of up to $5000 to help with the
cost of medical procedures, prescription medications, and
transportation to and from doctor's office, hospital, treatment center
or support group.
Eligibility Guidelines Patient financial aid is
limited to residents of the United States or its territories, and U.S.
military personnel stationed abroad who have incomes at or below 500% of
the federal poverty level. If accepted into the program, the patient is
sent a check for reimbursement.
How To Apply Contact the program via phone or website to request an application.
Area of Service National
Program Name Leukemia & Lymphoma Society Patient Financial Aid
Program Address 1311 Mamaroneck Ave, Suite 310
White Plains, NY 10605
Phone Number 877-557-2672
Fax Number 914-949-6691
Diseases Leukemia, Lymphoma, Myeloma, MDS or another blood cancer
Details This
program provides supplementary financial assistance of up to $500.00 to
patients with Leukemia, Lymphoma, Myeloma, MDS or another blood cancer
in significant financial need to help cover the costs of medical care.
Types of services covered by the Patient Financial Aid program include
specific approved drugs related to the treatment/control of leukemia,
Hodgkin and non-Hodgkin lymphoma and myeloma, processing, typing,
screening and cross-matching of blood components for transfusions,
infusion of marrow, cord blood or stem cells, transportation costs to
and from a doctor's office, hospital, treatment center or family support
group, initial induction x-ray therapy, x-ray therapy or other
procedures according to the specific approval of the national Patient
Services Committee.
Eligibility Guidelines Any U.S. resident
undergoing treatment for leukemia, lymphoma, myeloma, MDS or another
blood cancer may apply for financial aid. If you are a member of the
U.S. military serving abroad, and you or your family are being treated
in your current country of residence, you are eligible to apply. Contact
your local chapter of The Leukemia & Lymphoma Society for further
details on eligibility guidelines.
How To Apply Complete an
application and send it to your local chapter. You can find your local
Chapter by calling (800) 955-4572 or visiting www.LLS.org and clicking on Chapter Finder. Applicants will be contacted within 7 business days.
Area of Service National
Program Name Meredith & Jeannie Ray Cancer Center Patient Assistance Fund
Program Address 255 North 30th Street
Laramie, WY 82072
Phone Number 307-742-7586
Fax Number 307-742-0286
Diseases Any form of Cancer
Details This
program provides financial assistance to cancer patients who are
receiving treatment at the Meredith & Jeannie Ray Cancer
Center/Ivinson Memorial Hospital to help cover the costs of medication,
travel to and from treatment, lodging, utilities and other expenses.
Eligibility
Guidelines Patients receiving cancer related treatment at the Meredith
& Jeannie Ray Cancer Center/Ivinson Memorial Hospital.
How To Apply Contact the program directly to apply for assistance
Area of Service Wyoming
Program Name Mission of Hope Cancer Fund
Program Address 1101 Pringle Avenue
Jackson, MI 49203
Phone Number 888-544-6423
517-782-4643
Fax Number 517-768-2246
Email mhcf@cancerfund.org
Diseases Any form of Cancer
Details This
fund provides financial assistance to cancer patients and their
families during treatment and recovery to help pay the costs of medical
expenses, prescriptions, co-pays, insurance premiums and travel to and
from treatment.
Eligibility Guidelines You must have a diagnosis of cancer, be in treatment and/or recovery and reside in Florida or Michigan.
How To Apply Apply using Request For Assistance Form on the program website or call the program directly.
Area of Service Michigan and Florida
Program Name Mission Of Hope Cancer Fund
Program Address 1101 Pringle Avenue
Jackson, MI 49203
Phone Number 888-544-6423
517-782-4643
Fax Number 517-768-2246
Email
Diseases Any form of Cancer
Details This
program provides financial assistance to cancer patients who are in
treatment and/or recovery to pay for the costs of medical expenses,
prescriptions, co-pays, insurance premiums and transportation to and
from treatment.
Eligibility Guidelines Applicants must have a
diagnosis of cancer, be in treatment and/or recovery and live in Florida
or Michigan.
How To Apply Complete a Request For Assistance Form on the programs website or call the program directly.
Area of Service Michigan and Florida
Program Name NMMC Cancer Patient Assistance Fund
Program Address 830 South Gloster Street
Tupelo, MS 38801
Phone Number 662- 377-3000
Diseases Any form of Cancer
Details This
program provides anti-nausea medication, pain medication, nutritional
supplements and transportation to and from treatment to cancer patients
receiving treatment at the NMMC Cancer Center.
Eligibility Guidelines Have a diagnosis of cancer, a need for assistance and be receiving treatment at the NMMC Cancer Center.
How To Apply Contact the program directly to apply for assistance.
Area of Service Mississippi
Program Name Patient Access Network Foundation
Program Address P.O. Box 221858
Charlotte, NC 28222-
Phone Number 866-316-7263
Fax Number 866-316-7261
Email
Diseases Age
Related Macular Degeneration, Anemia, Ankylosing Spondylitis, Breast
Cancer, Colorectal Cancer, Crohn's Disease, Cutaneous T-Cell Lymphoma,
Cystic Fibrosis, Gaucher's Disease, Growth Hormone Deficiency, Multiple
Myeloma, Multiple Sclerosis, Myelodysplastic Syndrome, Non-Hodgkin's
Lymphoma, Oncology Cytoprotection, Pancreatic Cancer, Plaque Psoriasis,
Rheumatoid Arthritis , Respiratory Syncytial Virus
Details This
program helps pay for medical expenses including: medications,
co-payments, insurance premiums and other out of pocket health care
costs.
Each disease has it's own application.
Eligibility
Guidelines Individuals must be U.S. residents and meet certain
financial, medical and insurance criteria as set by the Foundation's
board of directors.
How To Apply Call the above number to get an application or apply on line.
Area of Service Nationwide
Program Name Patient Advocate Foundation (PAF) Co-Pay Relief Program
Program Address 700 Thimble Shoals Boulevard
Newport News, VA 23606
Phone Number 866-512-3861
757-952-0118
Fax Number 757-952-0119
Diseases Breast,
Lung, Prostate, Kidney, Colon, Pancreatic, Head/Neck Cancers, Malignant
Brain Tumor, Sarcoma, Diabetes, Multiple Myeloma, Myelodsyplastic
Syndrome (and other pre-leukemia diseases), Osteoporosis, Pain,
Hepatitis C, Rheumatoid Arthritis, Selected Autoimmune Disorders and
CIA/CIN.
Details This program provides direct financial support to
insured patients for co-payments, including Medicare Part D
beneficiaries, who must financially and medically qualify to access
pharmaceutical co-payment assistance. The program currently assists
Patients being treated for breast, lung, prostate, kidney, colon,
pancreatic, head/neck cancers, malignant brain tumor, sarcoma, diabetes,
multiple myeloma, myelodsyplastic syndrome (and other pre-leukemia
diseases), osteoporosis, pain, hepatitis C, rheumatoid arthritis,
selected autoimmune disorders and CIA/CIN.
Eligibility Guidelines
Applicants must be being treated for one of the program covered
conditions and demonstrate a financial need.
How To Apply Contact the program directly or visit the program website to begin the application process
Area of Service National
Program Name Patient Transportation Assistance Program of the American Cancer Society
Program Address 4110 S. 100th East Avenue #101
Tulsa, OK 74146
Phone Number 918-477-6767
800-227-2345
Diseases Cancer
Web Site No link available.
Details This
program provides direct financial aid for gasoline costs or
transportation reimbursement in the form of a $50 gas gift card to
cancer patients who lack the human and/or financial resources to find
transportation to and from their treatment.
Eligibility Guidelines
Must be a resident of Oklahoma being treated for cancer and lack the
resources to obtain transportation to and from treatment.
How To Apply Contact the program directly to apply for assistance
Area of Service Oklahoma
Program Name RiverBend Cancer Services
Program Address 919 E. Jefferson Blvd.
Suite 401
South Bend, IN 46617
Phone Number 574-287-4197
Fax Number 574-287-4393
Email Info@RiverBendCancerServices.org
Diseases Cancer
Details This
program provides financial assistance to residents of St. Joseph
County, IN for prescriptions and supplies, nutritional supplements,
durable medical equipment, counseling and social work services.
Eligibility Guidelines Contact the program directly for information on eligibility guidelines.
How To Apply Contact the program directly to apply for assistance.
Area of Service St. Joseph County, Indiana
Program Name The Chain Fund
Program Address PO Box 6344
Hamden, CT 06517,
Phone Number 203-530-3439
Diseases Any form of Cancer
Details This
fund provides financial assistance to cancer patients for medical and
personal expenses including rent, utilities, mortgage, prescription
co-pays, insurance co-pays and special food needs. Funds are paid
directly to the vendors, not the applicant.
Eligibility Guidelines
You must reside in Connecticut and have a diagnosis of cancer. Contact
the program directly for additional eligibility requirements.
How To Apply Contact the program directly or visit the website.
Area of Service Connecticut
Program Name The Keaton Raphael Memorial for Neuroblastoma, Inc. Family Grant
Program Address 970 Reserve Drive, Suite 144
Roseville, CA 95678
Phone Number 916-784-6786
775-327-6275
Fax Number 916-784-3384
Email Info@ChildCancer.org
Diseases Childhood Cancer
Details This
program provides direct financial support to families with children who
have been diagnosed with cancer, live in Northern California and are
being treated in an accredited institution to help cover the costs of
household expenses, insurance premiums/co-pays and other bills. Gas,
telephone and grocery cards are also included, as well other gift cards.
Eligibility Guidelines Childhood cancer patients and their
families who reside in and are being treated for childhood cancer at an
accredited institution in Northern California.
How To Apply Contact the program directly to apply for assistance.
Area of Service Northern California
Program Address 35 Channel Center St. #208
Boston, MA 02210
Phone Number unavailable
Fax Number unavailable
Email info@thesamfund.org
Diseases Cancer
Web Site http://www.thesamfund.org/pages/grants.html
Details Grants
and scholarships provided by this program cover a wide range of
post-treatment financial needs, such as (but not limited to):
undergraduate & graduate tuition and loans, car and health insurance
premiums, rent, utilities, current and residual medical bills,
fertility-related expenses, gym memberships and transportation costs.
Eligibility
Guidelines Applicants must have had cancer, be finished with active
treatment, between the ages of 17 and 35 and be a US resident.
How
To Apply Contact the program via mail, email or visit the program
website and complete an Inquiry Form to apply for assistance.
Area of Service National
Program Name The Tomorrow Fund
Program Address RI Hospital Campus
593 Eddy Street
Providence, RI 02903
Phone Number 401-444-8811
Fax Number 401-444-4542
Email bducharme@lifespan.org
Diseases Childhood Cancer
Details This
program provides financial assistance to families of children with
cancer who are being treated at Hasbro Children's Hospital in
Providence, Rhode Island to help cover the costs of meals, parking, home
expenses including utility bills, medication, insurance co-pays and
some travel expenses.
Eligibility Guidelines Must have a child
diagnosed with cancer who is receiving treatment at Hasbro Children's
Hospital in Providence.
How To Apply Contact the program directly to apply for assistance.
Area of Service Rhode Island
Childhood Cancer
Program Name Bear Necessities Pediatric Cancer Foundation Small Miracle Program
Program Address 23 W. Hubbard Street, 3rd Floor
Chicago, IL 60610
Phone Number 312-836-2327
Fax Number 312-836-1284
Email office@bearnecessities.org
Diseases Pediatric Cancer
Details This
program provides assistance with housing and transportation expenses,
as well as providing wigs, phone cards, event tickets and other "gifts"
to the families of pediatric cancer patients who are residents of
Illinois or patients who are being treated at an approved Illinois
facility.
Eligibility Guidelines Applicants must be a pediatric
cancer patient, live in Illinois or be receiving treatment at an
Illinois facility listed on the program website and have a need for
assistance.
How To Apply Contact the program directly to apply for assistance.
Area of Service Illinois
Program Name Brittany Millar Foundation
Program Address PO Box 3047
Middletwon, NY 10940
Phone Number 845-344-3946
Fax Number 845-342-5820
Email info@brittanymiller.org
Diseases Childhood Cancer
Details This
program will assist families with the hidden, non medical costs,
invovled in having a child with cancer. The funds are used to defray
travel, lodging, food and miscellaneous expenses associated with visits
to hospitals or other treatment facilities in New York, New Jersey,
Connecticut or elsewhere as is approved by the majority vote of the
Board of Directors.
Eligibility Guidelines The family must live in
the New York counties of Orange, Sullivan, Ulster, Dutchess, or Pike
County PA and have a child diagnosised with cancer.
How To Apply Call the foundation to get more information and apply to the program.
Area of Service New York counties of Orange, Sullivan, Ulster, Dutchess, and Pike County of Pennsylvania.
Program Name Cancer Fund Of America, Inc.
Program Address 2901 Breezewood Lane
Knoxville, TN 37921
Phone Number 800-578-5284
Diseases Any form of Cancer
Details This
program provides supplies and equipment to cancer patients free of
charge including Liquid Nutritional Supplements and Vitamins, Adult
Diapers, Bed Pads, and Exam Gloves, Fans and Seasonal Gift Boxes,
Crutches, Lotions, and Ointments, Food Items and Various Medical
Supplies and Non-Precription Medicine, Toys, Clothing, and Hygiene Kits.
Eligibility
Guidelines Cancer patient with a qualifying need. Contact the program
directly for further information on eligibility guidelines.
How To
Apply Download the application to be completed by the patient and health
care professional and send it back to the program.
Area of Service National
Program Name Cancer Survivor's Medical Assistance Program
Program Address PO Box 792
Missouri City, TX 77549
Phone Number 281-437-7142
Fax Number 281-437-9568
Diseases Childhood Cancer
Details This
grant is to reduce financial hardship on families by providing
prosthetic limbs for young adults and children with cancer.
Eligibility
Guidelines The applicant must be a resident of Texas, be a cancer
survivor or currently diagnosed with cancer, the need for the prosthetic
limb must be cancer related. The applicant will also be asked to write a
500 word essay on the topic “How has my experience with cancer impacted
my life values and career goals?”
How To Apply Call the above number or go to the website. A letter from applicant’s doctor is also required.
Area of Service Texas
Program Name Cancer Survivor's Scholarship Program
Program Address PO Box 792
Missouri City, TX 77549
Phone Number 281-437-7142
Fax Number 281-437-9568
Diseases Childhood Cancer
Details This
program awards four levels of scholarships to augment the expenses
associated with the college educations of young cancer survivors.
Eligibility
Guidelines The applicant must be a cancer survivor or currently
diagnosed with cancer (but does not have to be receiving treatment to
qualify), and be a resident of Texas. The applicant must also be
enrolled or accepted into an accredited undergraduate or graduate
program. The applicant will also be asked to write a 500 word essay on
the topic “How has my experience with cancer impacted my life values and
career goals?”
How To Apply Call the above number or go to the
website. A letter from applicant’s doctor is required with the
application. Also required is a copy of acceptance letter from the
school or a letter of good standing from the registrar and two letter of
recommendation from academic teachers.
Area of Service Texas
Program Name Candlelighters Childhood Cancer Family Alliance
Program Address 7502 Fondren Road, Suite 435
Houston, TX 77074
Phone Number 713-270-4700
Fax Number 713-270-9802
Diseases Childhood Cancer
Details This
program offers practical assistance to families at the Anderson Cancer
Center and the Texas Children's Cancer Center such as parking
validations, gas cards, meal passes, grocery gift certificates,toiletry
bags and up to $250.00 toward a funeral service to help ease the
financial burden of diagnosis.
Eligibility Guidelines Must be a
family of a child diagnosed with cancer and receiving treatment at the
Texas Children's Cancer Center or The Anderson Cancer Center in Texas.
How To Apply Contact the program directly.
Program Name Candlelighters Childhood Cancer Foundation
Program Address National Office
PO Box 498
Kensington, MD 20895-0498
Phone Number 800-366-2223
301-962-3520
Fax Number 301-962-3521
Diseases Childhood Cancer
Details This
national organziation has local affiliates who have a variety of
programs to assist families in a variety of ways. The website has a list
of the local affiliates and the contact information.
Eligibility
Guidelines Each program is different in the type of assistance and the
eligibilty requirements, but most ask that a social worker or hospital
staff member contact the local chapter to start the process.
How To Apply See above.
Area of Service Nationwide
Program Name Candlelighters for Childhood Cancer of Michigan
Program Address 55527 Parkview
Shelby Twp, MI 48316
Phone Number 8586-484-9500
Fax Number
Email info@candlelightersofmichigan.org
Diseases Childhood Cancer
Details This
program offers limited financial assistance to families with children
who have cancer and live in Michigan. This support can include food and
gas cards, hospital parking passes, hospital meal tickets, emergency
fund for rent/mortgage/utilites, grocery certificates, coupons, phone
cards.
Eligibility Guidelines The applicant must live in Michigan and be a child with cancer.
How To Apply Contact the program to get more information and to apply.
Area of Service Michigan
Program Name Candlelighters for Childhood Cancer of Southern Nevada
Program Address 3201 S Maryland Parkway
Suite 600
Las Vegas, NV 89109
Phone Number 702-737-1919
Diseases Childhood Cancer
Details This
program has a variety of assistance programs to help families in
Southern Nevada who have a child with cancer. These programs include:
meal tickets to use at the hospital cafeteria, non-medical dislocation
costs (rent, utilities, food etc) in times of medical or financial
crisis, travel expenses (lodging, transportation and food) if the child
has to travel out of state for treatments, local transportation,
professional counseling, funeral costs, and camp registration and
transportation for special camps.
Eligibility Guidelines The family must live in the programs area of Southern Nevada and have a child with cancer.
How To Apply Contact the program for more information and to apply.
Area of Service Southern Nevada
Program Name Candlelighters of Brevard Florida
Program Address PO Box 1353
Melbourne, FL 32902
Phone Number 321-728-5600
Diseases Childhood Cancer
Details This
foundation has several programs to assist families living with
childhood cancer in Brevard County. The Treatment Center Allotment Fund
will reimburse for trips to treatment centers outside of Brevard County
with a maximum of $300 per calendar month. The Emergency Assistance
Program will help pay utility bills during crisis situations with a
maximum of $300 a calendar month. The Prescription Drug Program will pay
the out of pocket expenses for the prescription medications for the
cancer patient and for antibiotics only for the patient's siblings.
There is also a program to help with food expenses, as well as
assistance finding places for the families to stay while the patient is
getting treatment (Ronald McDonald Houses for example), and mental
health counciling.
Eligibility Guidelines The family must live in Brevard County and have a child with cancer.
How To Apply Call or email the program for more information and how to apply.
Area of Service Brevard County, Florida
Program Name Candlelighters of Central Arkansas
Program Address 1805 Dorado Beach Dr.
Little Rock, AR 72212
Phone Number 501-223-9615
Diseases Childhood Cancer
Details This
program can provide up to $500 annually to help with basic living
expenses such as rent/mortgage, utilities, car repairs, travel costs,
food and lodging related to treatment or doctor visits, pharmacy
expenses, or funeral expenses.
Eligibility Guidelines The patient
must be under the age of 21, living in or receiving treatment in
Arkansas, and being treated for or been diagnosed with, cancer.
How
To Apply The application is available on the website, or call the
foundation to get an application sent. The completed application must be
sent back with a signature of the child’s social worker or doctor.
Area of Service Arkansas
Program Name Children's Cancer Center Financial Assistance
Program Address 4901 West Cypress Street
Tampa, FL 33607
Phone Number 813-367-5437
Fax Number 813-367-3865
Diseases Children with Cancer, Blood Disorders, Sickle Cell Anemia
Details This
program assists families of children with cancer or blood disorders in
the Tampa Bay or Boca Raton area with direct financial assistance. This
assistance can include: Medications not covered by Insurance, CMS or
Medicaid, Travel Expenses to and from the hospitals for families who
live outside of the area, Food and Lodging for bone marrow transplant
patients, Mortgage/Rent and Utility Payments, Funeral Expenses, Car
Repair Expenses/Payments, Assistance with Groceries and additional needs
as determined by pediatric staff.
Eligibility Guidelines The
applicant must be a family with a child who has been diagnosed with
cancer or a blood disorder who is in need.
How To Apply Patients should be referred to the foundation by social worker at the hospital.
Area of Service The Tampa Bay and Boca Raton areas.
Program Name Children's Cancer Fund of New Mexico
Program Address 112 14th Street
Albuquerque, NM 87102
Phone Number 505-243-3618
Fax Number 505-243-1490
Diseases Any form of Cancer
Web Site No link available.
Details This
program provides financial and other assistance to families with
children who are living with and fighting cancer. Assistance includes,
but is not limited to, help with mortgage payments, rent, utilities,
gasoline, car payments, car repairs, grocery vouchers, wigs and
recreational opportunities.
Eligibility Guidelines Must be a family of a child living with and/or fighting cancer who resides in New Mexico.
How To Apply Contact the program directly
Area of Service New Mexico
Program Name Children's Chance
Program Address PO Box 7453
609 Sims Ave
Columbia, SC 29202
Phone Number 803-254-5996
Fax Number 803-254-5997
Diseases Childhood Cancer
Details This
program helps children and their families living in South Carolina with
financial assistance for non-medical needs, including paying mortgage
bills, electric bills, and other non-medical, everyday expenses.
Eligibility Guidelines The child must be 0-18 years old, diagnosised with cancer and living in South Carolina.
How To Apply Contact the program more information and to apply.
Area of Service South Carolina
Program Name Clayton Dabney Foundation for Kids with Cancer
Program Address 8150 N. Central Expressway
Suite 795
Dallas, TX 75206
Phone Number 214-361-2600
Fax Number 214-750-7011
Diseases Childhood Cancer
Details This
fund provides financial assistance to families with children in the
last stages of terminal cancer. The assistance is designed to make the
child's last days more comfortable or to 'grant a wish.' Past grants
have included assistance with rent, air conditioners, paying bills, work
relief for the parents as well as gifts/trips for the child. There is a
general limit of $2,000 cap per family.
Eligibility Guidelines Must be the family with a child, under the age of 21 in the last stages of terminal cancer.
How
To Apply Families who wish to apply must be referred by a caseworker,
child life specialist, nurse, doctor, hospital, hospice care, social
worker or volunteer group. The referring person/organization must
validate the families financial need. The referring person can fill out
the application on line or fill it out and fax it back. A medical
authorization from the child's primary physician must be attached to the
application.
Area of Service National
Program Name Community Cancer Network
Program Address PO Box 4499
Lafayette, IN 47903
Phone Number 888-523-2261
765-446-5220
Email mbond@communitycancernetwork.org
Diseases Cancer
Details This
program provides financial assistance for housing, utilities, pharmacy,
communications and transport; Groceries, hot meals and nutritional
support; Transportation to and from treatment; Cosmetic assistance for
wigs, makeup, and other appearance articles and other services to cancer
patients in treatment who live in the Indiana service area.
Eligibility
Guidelines Applicants must be in treatment for cancer and live in one
of the eleven counties serviced by the program.
How To Apply Contact the program by telephone to apply for assistance.
Area of Service Eleven Mid-Northern Indiana Counties
Program Name Family House
Program Address 50 Irving St.
1234 10th Avenue
San Francisco, CA 94122
Phone Number 415-476-8321
Diseases Childhood Cancer, Children with Life Threatening Illnesses, Children with Serious Medical Problems.
Details This
program serves as a home away from home, at no cost, for families of
seriously ill children being treated at the University of California San
Francisco Children's Hospital for Cancer and other Serious Illness by
providing room and board including kitchens, libraries, playrooms and
laundry facilities.
Eligibility Guidelines Families of seriously
ill children being treated at the University of California San Francisco
Children's Hospital for Cancer or other serious illness. Must live a
minimum distance of 50 miles away from San Francisco.
How To Apply Contact the UCSF Pediatric Social Work Office at (415) 353-2655.
Area of Service National
Program Name Foundation for Children with Cancer
Program Address 12166 Old Big Bend
Suite 202
St. Louis, MO 63122
Phone Number 314-822-2265
Fax Number 314-822-3720
Email info@childrenwithcancer.org
Diseases Childhood Cancer
Details This
foundation will assist families who have a child under the age of 18
who has cancer. The financial assistance is for non-medical related
expenses such as mortgage/rent payments, utility payments, insurance and
transportation costs. As funding permits, patient/family is eligible
for funds through treatment and one year after.
Eligibility Guidelines The patient must have a social security number and a diagnosis of cancer given before 18th birthday.
How
To Apply A social worker must work as the contact between the family
and the foundation. Social workers can download the application from the
website.
Area of Service National
Program Name GlaxoSmithKline Hope for Families Fund/Children's Hospital of Philadelphia
Program Address 34th Street and Civic Center Boulevard
Philadelphia, PA 19104
Phone Number 267-426-6071
215-590-1000
Fax Number unavailable
Email mooreal@email.chop.edu
Diseases Relapsed Cancers
Details This
fund will provide financial assistance to families of children being
treated at Children's Hospital of Philadelphia for relapsed cancers to
help with the costs of travel expenses including gas, plane tickets,
taxi fares, and provide food vouchers, hotels and other necessary travel
expenditures for the patient and a parent or family member.
Eligibility
Guidelines Applicants must have a child being treated for relapsed
cancers at Children's Hospital of Philadelphia and demonstrate a
financial need.
How To Apply Contact the program directly to apply for assistance
Area of Service National
Program Name Hawaii Children's Cancer Foundation
Program Address 1814 Liliha Street
Honolulu, HI 96817
Phone Number 808-528-5161
Fax Number 808-521-4689
Diseases Childhood Cancer
Details This
program provides direct financial assistance to the families of
children who have been diagnosed with cancer and are receiving cancer
treatment in Hawaii. The program will grant up to $4,000 for the first
year of treatment and up to $2,000 for subsequent years of treatment to
cover the costs of treatment bills, travel to treatment, medical
supplies, medications and other expenses.
Eligibility Guidelines Children with cancer or who have had cancer and is receiving cancer treatment in Hawaii.
How To Apply Complete a "Family Assistance Application" from the programs website or contact the program directly.
Area of Service Hawaii
Program Name Little Star Foundation
Program Address 256 Rancho Milagro Way
Hesperus, CO 81326
Phone Number 800-543-6565
Diseases Children with Cancer, Children with Life Threatening Illnesses, Children with Serious Medical Problems.
Details This
program provides long term care, educational, medical and financial
support, as well as the distribution of medical supplies, equipment,
food, clothing and educational supplies to children with cancer and
other diseases.
Eligibility Guidelines Families of children diagnosed with cancer or other serious illness.
How To Apply Contact the program directly, or visit the program website for more information.
Area of Service National
Program Name Locks Of Love
Program Address 2925 10th Avenue N
Suite 102
Lake Worth, FL 33461
Phone Number 561-963-1677
888-896-1588
Fax Number 561-963-9914
Email info@locksoflove.org
Diseases Serious Childhood Disease, Childhood Cancer, Alopecia Areata, Hair Loss
Details This
program provides high quality hair prosthetics to financially
disadvantaged children in the United States and Canada who are under age
18 and living with long-term medical hair loss from any diagnosis. The
retail value of the hair prosthetics is generally between $3,500 to
$6,000. This program will also provide synthetic hairpieces to children
living with short term hair loss.
Eligibility Guidelines Must be a
resident of the United States or Canada, under age 18, living with
long-term medical hair loss and meet financial eligibility guidelines as
determined by the program.
How To Apply Contact the program directly, or visit the program website and complete an application.
Area of Service National
Program Name National Childrens Cancer Society
Program Address 1015 Locust
Suite 600
St. Louis, MO 63101
Phone Number 800-5-FAMILY
314-241-1600
Fax Number 314-241-6949
Email krudd@children-cancer.org
Diseases Childhood Cancer
Details This program helps both with medical expenses and non medical expenses.
Eligibility
Guidelines The child must be a US resident under the age of 18. The
family must have less than $5,000 in liquid assets to apply.
How To Apply Call the above number to get an application or apply on line.
Area of Service Nationwide.
Program Name NMMC Cancer Patient Assistance Fund
Program Address 830 South Gloster Street
Tupelo, MS 38801
Phone Number 662- 377-3000
Diseases Any form of Cancer
Details This
program provides anti-nausea medication, pain medication, nutritional
supplements and transportation to and from treatment to cancer patients
receiving treatment at the NMMC Cancer Center.
Eligibility Guidelines Have a diagnosis of cancer, a need for assistance and be receiving treatment at the NMMC Cancer Center.
How To Apply Contact the program directly to apply for assistance.
Area of Service Mississippi
Program Name Parents Against Cancer
Program Address 3479 Cahuenga Blvd W
Los Angeles, CA 90068
Phone Number 800-269-4186
323-850-7901
Fax Number 323-850-7914
Diseases Childhood Cancer
Details This
program provides financial support to families of children who have
been diagnosed and are receiving treatment for cancer in Southern
California. Support is provided in the form of grocery vouchers, phone
cards, transportation assistance and holiday food baskets. Financial
assistance is also available specifically for patients receiving
treatment at Children's Hospital Los Angeles for meal coupons and
parking vouchers.
Eligibility Guidelines Must be the family of a child living with cancer, 18 yrs of age and living in Southern California.
How To Apply Contact the program directly or visit the program website.
Area of Service Southern California
Program Name The Cure For Our Children Foundation Take My Hand Program
Program Address
Hawthorne, CA
Phone Number 310-322-6046
Fax Number 310-454-9592
Diseases Cancer and other life threatening diseases
Details This
program provides financial support to families with children who have
cancer and other life threatening diseases. This support includes, but
is not limited to financial support from the programs individual
contribution fund and laptop computers on loan from the foundation to
communicate with family members during treatment far away.
Eligibility Guidelines Nust be the family of a child with cancer or other life threatening disease
How To Apply Contact the program by phone, or use on-line application provided on the program website.
Area of Service National
Program Name The Keaton Raphael Memorial for Neuroblastoma, Inc. Family Grant
Program Address 970 Reserve Drive, Suite 144
Roseville, CA 95678
Phone Number 916-784-6786
775-327-6275
Fax Number 916-784-3384
Email Info@ChildCancer.org
Diseases Childhood Cancer
Details This
program provides direct financial support to families with children who
have been diagnosed with cancer, live in Northern California and are
being treated in an accredited institution to help cover the costs of
household expenses, insurance premiums/co-pays and other bills. Gas,
telephone and grocery cards are also included, as well other gift cards.
Eligibility Guidelines Childhood cancer patients and their
families who reside in and are being treated for childhood cancer at an
accredited institution in Northern California.
How To Apply Contact the program directly to apply for assistance.
Area of Service Northern California
Program Name The Tomorrow Fund
Program Address RI Hospital Campus
593 Eddy Street
Providence, RI 02903
Phone Number 401-444-8811
Fax Number 401-444-4542
Email bducharme@lifespan.org
Diseases Childhood Cancer
Details This
program provides financial assistance to families of children with
cancer who are being treated at Hasbro Children's Hospital in
Providence, Rhode Island to help cover the costs of meals, parking, home
expenses including utility bills, medication, insurance co-pays and
some travel expenses.
Eligibility Guidelines Must have a child
diagnosed with cancer who is receiving treatment at Hasbro Children's
Hospital in Providence.
How To Apply Contact the program directly to apply for assistance.
Area of Service Rhode Island
Cancer of Extremities
Name Cancer Fund Of America, Inc.
Program Address 2901 Breezewood Lane
Knoxville, TN 37921
Phone Number 800-578-5284
Diseases Any form of Cancer
Details This
program provides supplies and equipment to cancer patients free of
charge including Liquid Nutritional Supplements and Vitamins, Adult
Diapers, Bed Pads, and Exam Gloves, Fans and Seasonal Gift Boxes,
Crutches, Lotions, and Ointments, Food Items and Various Medical
Supplies and Non-Precription Medicine, Toys, Clothing, and Hygiene Kits.
Eligibility
Guidelines Cancer patient with a qualifying need. Contact the program
directly for further information on eligibility guidelines.
How To
Apply Download the application to be completed by the patient and health
care professional and send it back to the program.
Area of Service National
Program Name NMMC Cancer Patient Assistance Fund
Program Address 830 South Gloster Street
Tupelo, MS 38801
Phone Number 662- 377-3000
Diseases Any form of Cancer
Details This
program provides anti-nausea medication, pain medication, nutritional
supplements and transportation to and from treatment to cancer patients
receiving treatment at the NMMC Cancer Center.
Eligibility Guidelines Have a diagnosis of cancer, a need for assistance and be receiving treatment at the NMMC Cancer Center.
How To Apply Contact the program directly to apply for assistance.
Area of Service Mississippi
Program Name The Limb Preservation Foundation
Program Address 1600 Broadway Street, Suite 2400
Denver, CO 80202
Phone Number 303-429-0688
303-217-0998
Fax Number 970-532-1077
Diseases Amputation
Details The
Patient Assistance Grant Fund is focused on assisting extremity
patients with needed medical treatments and/or recovery services
including outpatient intravenous antibiotics, outpatient physical
therapy and outpatient occupational therapy. The Medical Transport Fund
has been designed to assist extremity patients who are in need of travel
assistance to a specialized medical facility for evaluation, diagnosis,
and/or treatment and for whom travel would otherwise be financially
prohibitive. The Emergency Distress Fund provides "last resort"
financial support to qualifying extremity patients. It is designed to
solve a problem which threatens the immediate health, safety or
self-sufficiency of a extremity patient or their family by preventing
the loss of adequate shelter, eviction of possessions and additional
medical care.
Eligibility Guidelines Applicants must be extremity
patients with needed medical treatments and/or recovery services who
live in the Rocky Mountain region and meet the financial criteria of the
prpogram.
How To Apply Download an application from the program
website, or contact the program directly. All applications must be
submitted by a healthcare professional and/or case manager. Once an
application is submitted, the Grant Review Committee will review the
information and will determine if funding will be provided based on the
specifics of the individual case, the patient's financial need and the
availability of funds.
Area of Service Rocky Mountain Region
Breast Cancer
Program Name Breast and Cervical Cancer Diagnosis and Treatment Program of Maryland
Program Address 201 West Preston Street, Room 306
Baltimore, MD 21201
Phone Number 410-767-5300
Fax Number 410-333-7106
Diseases Breast Cancer, Cervical Cancer
Details This
program will provide health services to women diagnosed with breast or
cervical cancer who live in Maryland. The services include:
breast/cervical cancer diagnostic procedures (including ultrasound,
biopsy, colposcopy, surgical consultations, etc.), breast/cervical
cancer treatments (including cryotherapy, laser hysterectomy,
lumpectomy, mastectomy, radiation therapy, and chemotherapy),
medications required for the treatment, medical equipment when required
because of the cancer, breast prosthesis, bras, wigs, and breast
reconstruction.
Eligibility Guidelines Must be a Maryland resident
and meet income and insurance coverage guidelines as determined by the
program.
How To Apply Women can obtain applications to enroll in the
program from the program coordinator at their local health department
or from the Maryland Department of Health and Mental Hygiene, Division
of Cancer Control. Applications can also be completed at the offices of
participating providers.
Area of Service Maryland
Program Name Breast and Cervical Cancer Treatment Program Of Arizona
Program Address 1201 E Washington St
Phoenix, AZ 85034
Phone Number 800-528-0142
Diseases Breast Cancer, Cervical Cancer
Details This
program will provide health care to women who are diagnosised with
breast or cervical cancer who have no insurance who live in Arizona.
Eligibility
Guidelines The applicant must be under the age of 65, a resident of
Arizona, and a US citizen or qualified immigrant. The applicant must
also have no health care coverage or Medicaid and have a diagnosis of
breast or cervical cancer.
How To Apply The application is available
on the website or call the above number. The same The same application
is used for all the health care assistance programs, AHCCS (Arizona
Health Care Cost Containment System.) The application is 11 pages, but
four are kept for the family records. Proof of income, residency, and
assets are required with the completed application.
Area of Service Arizona
Program Name Cancer Fund Of America, Inc.
Program Address 2901 Breezewood Lane
Knoxville, TN 37921
Phone Number 800-578-5284
Diseases Any form of Cancer
Details This
program provides supplies and equipment to cancer patients free of
charge including Liquid Nutritional Supplements and Vitamins, Adult
Diapers, Bed Pads, and Exam Gloves, Fans and Seasonal Gift Boxes,
Crutches, Lotions, and Ointments, Food Items and Various Medical
Supplies and Non-Precription Medicine, Toys, Clothing, and Hygiene Kits.
Eligibility
Guidelines Cancer patient with a qualifying need. Contact the program
directly for further information on eligibility guidelines.
How To
Apply Download the application to be completed by the patient and health
care professional and send it back to the program.
Area of Service National
Program Name Co-Pay Relief
Program Address 700 Thimble Shoals Blvd
Suite 201
Newport, VA 23606
Phone Number 866-512-3861
Diseases Breast,
Lung, Prostate, Kidney, Colon and Pancreatic cancers, Sarcomas,
Lymphoma, Macular Degeneration, Low Blood counts due to Chemotherapy,
Diabetes, and Rheumatoid Arthritis, Psoriatic Arthritis and Crohn's
Disease.
Details Counselors assist patients throughout the entire
application process, screening for eligibility by collecting financial
and medical information from everyone who calls to apply for the
Program.
Eligibility Guidelines This is a co-pay assistance
program, the applicant must have insurance. The applicant must also be a
US citizen.
How To Apply Call the above number to get more information and request an application.
Area of Service Nationwide
Program Name HealthWell Foundation
Program Address P.O Box 4133
Gaithersburg, MD 20885-
Phone Number 800-675-8416
Fax Number 800-282-7692
Diseases Acute
Porphyrias, Age-Related Macular Degeneration, Anemia associated with
Chronic Renal Insuffiency or Chronic Renal Failure, Ankylosing
Spondylitis, Asthma, Moderate to Severe Breast Cancer, Carcinoid Tumors
and Associated Symptoms, Chemotherapy Induced Anemia/Chemotherapy
Induced Neutropenia, Idiopathic Thrombocytopenia Purpura (ITP),
Colorectal Carcinoma, Cutaneous T-Cell Lymphoma, Head Cancer, Neck
Cancer, Hodgkin's Disease, Immunosuppressive Treatment for Solid Organ
Transplant Recipients, Iron Overload as a Result of Blood Transfusions,
Multiple Myeloma, Myelodysplastic Syndromes, Non-Hodgkin's Lymphoma,
Non-Small Cell Lung Cancer, Psoriasis, Psoriatic Arthritis, Rheumatoid
Arthritis, Secondary Hyperparathyroidism, Wilms' Tumor
Details This
program helps pay for medical expenses including: medications,
copayments, insurance premiums and other out-of-pocket healthcare costs.
If accepted into the program, the patient is covered for up to one
year. Accepted patients must submit invoices or receipts to reveice
monetary awards. The foundation typically sends awards directly to the
insurer, pharmacy, physician, or other provider. However, in some cases
it may send awards directly to patients to reimburse them for expenses
they must pay themselves.
Eligibility Guidelines Individuals
covered by private insurance, employer-sponsored plans, Medicare or
Medicaid may be eligible.The families income must be at or below 400% of
the Federal Poverty Level, and state cost of living is also taken into
account.
How To Apply Call the above number to get an application or apply on line.
Area of Service National
Program Name Meredith & Jeannie Ray Cancer Center Patient Assistance Fund
Program Address 255 North 30th Street
Laramie, WY 82072
Phone Number 307-742-7586
Fax Number 307-742-0286
Diseases Any form of Cancer
Details This
program provides financial assistance to cancer patients who are
receiving treatment at the Meredith & Jeannie Ray Cancer
Center/Ivinson Memorial Hospital to help cover the costs of medication,
travel to and from treatment, lodging, utilities and other expenses.
Eligibility
Guidelines Patients receiving cancer related treatment at the Meredith
& Jeannie Ray Cancer Center/Ivinson Memorial Hospital.
How To Apply Contact the program directly to apply for assistance
Area of Service Wyoming
Program Name NMMC Cancer Patient Assistance Fund
Program Address 830 South Gloster Street
Tupelo, MS 38801
Phone Number 662- 377-3000
Diseases Any form of Cancer
Details This
program provides anti-nausea medication, pain medication, nutritional
supplements and transportation to and from treatment to cancer patients
receiving treatment at the NMMC Cancer Center.
Eligibility Guidelines Have a diagnosis of cancer, a need for assistance and be receiving treatment at the NMMC Cancer Center.
How To Apply Contact the program directly to apply for assistance.
Area of Service Mississippi
Program Name Patient Access Network Foundation
Program Address P.O. Box 221858
Charlotte, NC 28222-
Phone Number 866-316-7263
Fax Number 866-316-7261
Diseases Age
Related Macular Degeneration, Anemia, Ankylosing Spondylitis, Breast
Cancer, Colorectal Cancer, Crohn's Disease, Cutaneous T-Cell Lymphoma,
Cystic Fibrosis, Gaucher's Disease, Growth Hormone Deficiency, Multiple
Myeloma, Multiple Sclerosis, Myelodysplastic Syndrome, Non-Hodgkin's
Lymphoma, Oncology Cytoprotection, Pancreatic Cancer, Plaque Psoriasis,
Rheumatoid Arthritis , Respiratory Syncytial Virus
Details This
program helps pay for medical expenses including: medications,
co-payments, insurance premiums and other out of pocket health care
costs.
Each disease has it's own application.
Eligibility
Guidelines Individuals must be U.S. residents and meet certain
financial, medical and insurance criteria as set by the Foundation's
board of directors.
How To Apply Call the above number to get an application or apply on line.
Area of Service Nationwide
Program Name Sense of Security
Program Address PO Box 6098
Broomfield, CO 80021
Phone Number 303-669-3113
866-736-3113
Email info@senseofsecurity.org
Diseases Breast Cancer
Details This foundation has 4 different financial assistance programs for patients with breast cancer.
1.
Sustained Assistance Program can fund the following expenses while you
are in qualified treatments for breast cancer: mortgage or rent, medical
insurance premiums, transportation costs, child care, utilities, and
food and groceries. The monthly cap is $1,000 and the maxium duration is
12 months.
2. Emergency Fund is a one time aid program for up to
$250 for an emergency situation such as eviction, repossession or
shutoff notices.
3. Transportation Fund is another one time aid for
up to $250 to provide gas, car repair, car payment, or insurance payment
or renewal.
4. Household Fund is another one time aid program for up to $250 to provide groceries or household items.
Eligibility
Guidelines The applicant must be a resident of Colorado, and must be
receiving a qualifying treatment for or recovering from a qualifying
surgery after a diagnosis of breast cancer. Applicants can be in any
phase of a qualifying treatment for breast cancer or must be within two
months of a qualifying breast cancer surgery. Applicants must also have
exhausted all other forms assistance. There are also financial criteria
for the programs, contact the foundation for more information.
How
To Apply There are two applications, one for The Sustained Assistance
Program, and one for the other three programs. Both are available on the
website, or call the program for more information. Proof of residency,
medical state and financial situation is required with the application.
Area of Service Colorado
Colorectal and Kidney- Cancer
Program Name Cancer Fund Of America, Inc.
Program Address 2901 Breezewood Lane
Knoxville, TN 37921
Phone Number 800-578-5284
Diseases Any form of Cancer
Details This
program provides supplies and equipment to cancer patients free of
charge including Liquid Nutritional Supplements and Vitamins, Adult
Diapers, Bed Pads, and Exam Gloves, Fans and Seasonal Gift Boxes,
Crutches, Lotions, and Ointments, Food Items and Various Medical
Supplies and Non-Precription Medicine, Toys, Clothing, and Hygiene Kits.
Eligibility
Guidelines Cancer patient with a qualifying need. Contact the program
directly for further information on eligibility guidelines.
How To
Apply Download the application to be completed by the patient and health
care professional and send it back to the program.
Area of Service National
Program Name Co-Pay Relief
Program Address 700 Thimble Shoals Blvd
Suite 201
Newport, VA 23606
Phone Number 866-512-3861
Diseases Breast,
Lung, Prostate, Kidney, Colon and Pancreatic cancers, Sarcomas,
Lymphoma, Macular Degeneration, Low Blood counts due to Chemotherapy,
Diabetes, and Rheumatoid Arthritis, Psoriatic Arthritis and Crohn's
Disease.
Details Counselors assist patients throughout the entire
application process, screening for eligibility by collecting financial
and medical information from everyone who calls to apply for the
Program.
Eligibility Guidelines This is a co-pay assistance
program, the applicant must have insurance. The applicant must also be a
US citizen.
How To Apply Call the above number to get more information and request an application.
Area of Service Nationwide
Program Name Colorectal Care Line Financial Aid Fund
Program Address 700 Thimble Shoals Blvd
Suited 101
Newport News, VA 23606
Phone Number 866-657-8634
Fax Number 757-952-2031
Diseases Colorectal Cancer
Details The
fund provides financial assistance through a small grant program for
Colorectal Cancer patients in need of debt crisis assistance. Financial
assistance in the amount of $200.00 is available to Colorectal Cancer
patients with specific treatment related expenses like temporary
housing, transportation to and from treatment, childcare necessitated by
treatment and food costs.
Eligibility Guidelines Applicants must
have a diagnosis and be receiving treatment for Colorectal Cancer and
have a family income less than $75,000.00 annually.
How To
Apply Applications are completed by a Colorectal CareLine Financial Aid
Fund Counselor via telephone. The program accepts calls Monday-Friday
from 8:30 AM EST to 5:00 PM EST. Patients must provide a verification of
diagnosis and income as well as a documented need for financial
assistance.
Area of Service National
Program Name Meredith & Jeannie Ray Cancer Center Patient Assistance Fund
Program Address 255 North 30th Street
Laramie, WY 82072
Phone Number 307-742-7586
Fax Number 307-742-0286
Diseases Any form of Cancer
Details This
program provides financial assistance to cancer patients who are
receiving treatment at the Meredith & Jeannie Ray Cancer
Center/Ivinson Memorial Hospital to help cover the costs of medication,
travel to and from treatment, lodging, utilities and other expenses.
Eligibility
Guidelines Patients receiving cancer related treatment at the Meredith
& Jeannie Ray Cancer Center/Ivinson Memorial Hospital.
How To Apply Contact the program directly to apply for assistance
Area of Service Wyoming
Lung Cancer
Also see above programs that cover any type of Cancer
Program Name Cancer Fund Of America, Inc.
Program Address 2901 Breezewood Lane
Knoxville, TN 37921
Phone Number 800-578-5284
Diseases Any form of Cancer
Details This
program provides supplies and equipment to cancer patients free of
charge including Liquid Nutritional Supplements and Vitamins, Adult
Diapers, Bed Pads, and Exam Gloves, Fans and Seasonal Gift Boxes,
Crutches, Lotions, and Ointments, Food Items and Various Medical
Supplies and Non-Precription Medicine, Toys, Clothing, and Hygiene Kits.
Eligibility
Guidelines Cancer patient with a qualifying need. Contact the program
directly for further information on eligibility guidelines.
How To
Apply Download the application to be completed by the patient and health
care professional and send it back to the program.
Area of Service National
Program Name Respiratory Disease Wellcare Program
Program Address 4812 S. Mill Ave
Tempe, AZ 85282
Phone Number 480-967-9203
800-307-8048
Fax Number 800-345-2425
Diseases Asthma, Chronic Bronchitis, COPD, Emphysema, Lung Cancer
Details This
program will provide home delivery of medications, respiratory therapy
and assistance with paperwork for Medicare and other insurers.
Eligibility
Guidelines The applicant must be a US resident, Medicare enrolled or
eligible and suffer from a chronic lung disease.
How To Apply Call the program or apply on line.
Area of Service National
Pancreas Cancer
Also see all programs listed above that cover any type of cancer
Program Name Cancer Fund Of America, Inc.
Program Address 2901 Breezewood Lane
Knoxville, TN 37921
Phone Number 800-578-5284
Diseases Any form of Cancer
Details This
program provides supplies and equipment to cancer patients free of
charge including Liquid Nutritional Supplements and Vitamins, Adult
Diapers, Bed Pads, and Exam Gloves, Fans and Seasonal Gift Boxes,
Crutches, Lotions, and Ointments, Food Items and Various Medical
Supplies and Non-Precription Medicine, Toys, Clothing, and Hygiene Kits.
Eligibility
Guidelines Cancer patient with a qualifying need. Contact the program
directly for further information on eligibility guidelines.
How To
Apply Download the application to be completed by the patient and health
care professional and send it back to the program.
Area of Service National
Program Name Hirshberg Foundation
Program Address 275 Seventh Avenue
New York, NY 10001
Phone Number 212-712-8080
800-813-4673
Fax Number 212-712-8495
Diseases Pancreatic Cancer
Details This
program helps with medical procedures, prescription medications, and
transportation to and from doctor's office, hospital, treatment center
or support group, up to $500 annually.
Eligibility Guidelines The
patient must have pancreatic cancer and liquid assets at or below
$15,000 for a family, $12,000 for a couple or $9,000.
How To Apply Call the above number to get more information and request an application.
Area of Service This program is nationwide.
Prostate Cancer
Program Name Cancer Fund Of America, Inc.
Program Address 2901 Breezewood Lane
Knoxville, TN 37921
Phone Number 800-578-5284
Diseases Any form of Cancer
Details This
program provides supplies and equipment to cancer patients free of
charge including Liquid Nutritional Supplements and Vitamins, Adult
Diapers, Bed Pads, and Exam Gloves, Fans and Seasonal Gift Boxes,
Crutches, Lotions, and Ointments, Food Items and Various Medical
Supplies and Non-Precription Medicine, Toys, Clothing, and Hygiene Kits.
Eligibility
Guidelines Cancer patient with a qualifying need. Contact the program
directly for further information on eligibility guidelines.
How To
Apply Download the application to be completed by the patient and health
care professional and send it back to the program.
Area of Service National
Program Address 700 Thimble Shoals Blvd
Suite 201
Newport, VA 23606
Phone Number 866-512-3861
Diseases Breast,
Lung, Prostate, Kidney, Colon and Pancreatic cancers, Sarcomas,
Lymphoma, Macular Degeneration, Low Blood counts due to Chemotherapy,
Diabetes, and Rheumatoid Arthritis, Psoriatic Arthritis and Crohn's
Disease.
Details Counselors assist patients throughout the entire
application process, screening for eligibility by collecting financial
and medical information from everyone who calls to apply for the
Program.
Eligibility Guidelines This is a co-pay assistance
program, the applicant must have insurance. The applicant must also be a
US citizen.
How To Apply Call the above number to get more information and request an application.
Area of Service Nationwide
Program Name IMPACT
Program Address PO Box 957180
Los Angeles, CA 90095
Phone Number 800-409-8252
Fax Number 310-794-6789
Email info@california-impact.org
Diseases Prostate Cancer
Details The
program provides free treatment for one to accepted patients who have
prostrate cancer. This treatment can include; radical prostratectomy,
external beam radiation therapy, hormone therapy, watchful waiting,
brachytherapy and chemotherapy. The program also provides help in
finding a doctor or hospital to receive treatment, and short term
counseling.
Eligibility Guidelines The patient must be a resident
of California, over the age of 18, have little or no health insurance
and an income between 100% and 200% of the Federal Poverty Level. The
patient must also have a diagnosis of prostrate cancer or have an
abnormal DRE or elevated PSA.
How To Apply Call the foundation for more information and to enroll.
Area of Service California
Program Name Meredith & Jeannie Ray Cancer Center Patient Assistance Fund
Program Address 255 North 30th Street
Laramie, WY 82072
Phone Number 307-742-7586
Fax Number 307-742-0286
Diseases Any form of Cancer
Details This
program provides financial assistance to cancer patients who are
receiving treatment at the Meredith & Jeannie Ray Cancer
Center/Ivinson Memorial Hospital to help cover the costs of medication,
travel to and from treatment, lodging, utilities and other expenses.
Eligibility
Guidelines Patients receiving cancer related treatment at the Meredith
& Jeannie Ray Cancer Center/Ivinson Memorial Hospital.
How To Apply Contact the program directly to apply for assistance
Area of Service Wyoming
Program Name Patient Advocate Foundation (PAF) Co-Pay Relief Program
Program Address 700 Thimble Shoals Boulevard
Newport News, VA 23606
Phone Number 866-512-3861
757-952-0118
Fax Number 757-952-0119
Details This
program provides direct financial support to insured patients for
co-payments, including Medicare Part D beneficiaries, who must
financially and medically qualify to access pharmaceutical co-payment
assistance. The program currently assists Patients being treated for
breast, lung, prostate, kidney, colon, pancreatic, head/neck cancers,
malignant brain tumor, sarcoma, diabetes, multiple myeloma,
myelodsyplastic syndrome (and other pre-leukemia diseases),
osteoporosis, pain, hepatitis C, rheumatoid arthritis, selected
autoimmune disorders and CIA/CIN.
Eligibility Guidelines Applicants
must be being treated for one of the program covered conditions and
demonstrate a financial need.
How To Apply Contact the program directly or visit the program website to begin the application process
Area of Service National
Carcinoid Tumors
Program Name HealthWell Foundation
Program Address P.O Box 4133
Gaithersburg, MD 20885-
Phone Number 800-675-8416
Fax Number 800-282-7692
Diseases Acute
Porphyrias, Age-Related Macular Degeneration, Anemia associated with
Chronic Renal Insuffiency or Chronic Renal Failure, Ankylosing
Spondylitis, Asthma, Moderate to Severe Breast Cancer, Carcinoid Tumors
and Associated Symptoms, Chemotherapy Induced Anemia/Chemotherapy
Induced Neutropenia, Idiopathic Thrombocytopenia Purpura (ITP),
Colorectal Carcinoma, Cutaneous T-Cell Lymphoma, Head Cancer, Neck
Cancer, Hodgkin's Disease, Immunosuppressive Treatment for Solid Organ
Transplant Recipients, Iron Overload as a Result of Blood Transfusions,
Multiple Myeloma, Myelodysplastic Syndromes, Non-Hodgkin's Lymphoma,
Non-Small Cell Lung Cancer, Psoriasis, Psoriatic Arthritis, Rheumatoid
Arthritis, Secondary Hyperparathyroidism, Wilms' Tumor
Details This
program helps pay for medical expenses including: medications,
copayments, insurance premiums and other out-of-pocket healthcare costs.
If accepted into the program, the patient is covered for up to one
year. Accepted patients must submit invoices or receipts to reveice
monetary awards. The foundation typically sends awards directly to the
insurer, pharmacy, physician, or other provider. However, in some cases
it may send awards directly to patients to reimburse them for expenses
they must pay themselves.
Eligibility Guidelines Individuals
covered by private insurance, employer-sponsored plans, Medicare or
Medicaid may be eligible.The famil ies income must be at or below 400%
of the Federal Poverty Level, and state cost of living is also taken
into account.
How To Apply Call the above number to get an application or apply on line.
Area of Service National
Cataracts
Program Name Mission Cataract USA
Phone Number 800-343-7265
Diseases Cataract
Web Site http://www.missioncataractusa.org/index.php?n=1&id=1
Details This
program offers free cataract surgery to people of all ages who have no
means to pay. Qualified applicants are referred to a participating
doctor in their state.
Eligibility Guidelines To qualify for this
free community service, applicants must have: poor vision, due to
cataracts uncorrectable with glasses, which interferes with activities
of daily living, no Medicare, Medicaid, or third party insurance
coverage, and no other means to pay for cataract surgery.
How To
Apply Contact the program directly by phone, or visit the website. You
will be referred to a participating doctor in your state.
Area of Service National
Cerebral Palsy
Program Name California Children's Services
Program Address Contact is Through County CCS Office
Phone Number None
Diseases Conditions
involving the Heart, Neoplasms, Disorders of the Blood, Endocrine,
nutritional, and metabolic diseases, Disorders of the genito-urinary
system, Disorders of the gastrointestinal system, Serious birth defects,
Disorders of the sense organs, Disorders of the nervous system,
Disorders of the musculoskeletal system and connective tissues, Severe
disorders of the immune system, Disabling conditions or poisonings
requiring intensive care or rehabilitation, Complications of premature
birth requiring an intensive level of care, Disorders of the skin and
subcutaneous tissue, Medically handicapping malocclusion
Web Site http://www.dhcs.ca.gov/services/ccs/Pages/default.aspx
Details This
is a program that treats children with certain physical limitations and
chronic health conditions or dieases. The program can authorize and pay
for specific medical services and equipment provided by approved
specialists. These can include: doctor services, hospital and surgical
care, physical therapy, occupational therapy, lab tests, x-rays,
orthopedic appliances, medical equipment, medical case management,
and/or referrals to other agencies.
Eligibility Guidelines The
applicant must be under 21, a resident of California and have a family
gross adjusted income of $40,000 or less, or the out-or-pocket medical
expenses for a child who qualifies are expected to be more than 20% of
the family income or the child has Healthy Families Coverage.
How To
Apply The application is available on line. It must be completed and
sent back to a county department of California Children's Services
(there is a list on the website). Some of the programs are run by the
California Department of Health Services.
Area of Service California
Program Name Challenged Athletes Foundation (Access For Athletes)
Program Address 11199 Sorrento Valley Rd., Suite C
San Diego, CA 92121
Phone Number 858-866-0959
Fax Number 858-866-0958
Diseases Including,
but not limited to: Amputee, Cerebral Palsy, Visual Impairment, Spinal
Cord Injuries, Intellectual Disability.
Details This program
provides funding for prosthetics, training, competition and adaptive
sports equipment such as sports wheelchairs, handcycles, and mono skis.
Eligibility
Guidelines To be eligible for a grant through this program, an
athlete’s disability must be recognized within the International
Paralympic Committee (IPC) classifications. Disabilities include, but
are not limited to, amputee, Cerebral Palsy, visual imparement, spinal
cord injuries and intellectual disability.
How To Apply A Grant
Cover Letter and Grant Application may be downloaded from the program
website and submitted to the program for consideration.
Area of Service National
Program Name United Cerebral Palsy Association of Central Minnesota
Program Address 510 25th Ave N
St. Cloud, MN 56303
Phone Number 888-616-3726
320-253-0765
Email info@ucpcentralmn.org
Diseases Cerebral Palsy
Details This
association has a financial assistance program to provide equipment for
people with CP to increase their level of independence. This can
include van lifts, adapted tricycles and communication devices. The fund
does not approve grants for architechtural modifications, ongoing
medical bills or computer systems.
Eligibility Guidelines The applicant must have CP, live in the serviced area and be in need.
How To Apply The application can be downloaded from the website. Supporting documentation is required.
Area of Service Minnesota counties of Benton, Stearns and Sherburne.
Name United Cerebral Palsy Association of Greater Chicago
Program Address 7550 W 183rd St
Tinely Park, IL 60477
Phone Number 708-444-8460
ext 231
Fax Number 708-429-3981
Email ggrill@ucpnet.org
Diseases Cerebral Palsy
Details The Ramp Up Foundation will assista eligible people with disabilities with the cost of needed home modifications.
Eligibility Guidelines The applicant must have CP, own their home and be unable to afforded the needed modifications.
How To Apply The application can downloaded from the website.
Area of Service Illinois
Program Name United Cerebral Palsy Association of Greater Indiana
Program Address 1915 W. 18th St.
Suite C
Indianapolis, IN 46202
Phone Number 800-723-7620
317-632-3561
Fax Number 317-632-3338
Email donnar@ucpaindy.org
Diseases Cerebral Palsy
Details This
association has a program to provide financial assistance with the
purchase of needed equipment for patients with Cerebral Palsy. This
program can provide up to $1000 for home or vehicle adaptation. There is
also a scholarships for high school seniors with CP as well as a fund
for adaptive sport equipment.
Eligibility Guidelines The applicant must be in need.
How To Apply Contact the association to get more inforamation and to apply.
Program Name United Cerebral Palsy Association of Greater Indiana
Program Address 1915 W. 18th St.
Suite C
Indianapolis, IN 46202
Phone Number 800-723-7620
317-632-3561
Fax Number 317-632-3338
Email donnar@ucpaindy.org
Diseases Cerebral Palsy
Details This
association has a program to provide financial assistance with the
purchase of needed equipment for patients with Cerebral Palsy. This
program can provide up to $1000 for home or vehicle adaptation. There is
also a scholarships for high school seniors with CP as well as a fund
for adaptive sport equipment.
Eligibility Guidelines The applicant must be in need.
How To Apply Contact the association to get more inforamation and to apply.
Program Name United Cerebral Palsy Association of San Diego
Program Address 8525 Gibbs Drive
Suite 100
San Diego, CA 92123
Phone Number 858-571-7803
800-748-6830
Fax Number 858-571-0919
Email ucp@ucpsd.org
Diseases Cerebral Palsy
Details
This
association will provide small cash grants to members to assist with
expenses related to the disability. The type of designated expenses that
the fund can help provide for are: small specialized adaptive aides,
diapers, specialized infant formulas, critical medications, inclusionary
camps experiences, burial expenses and emergency respite.
Eligibility Guidelines The applicant must live in the Association area ( San Diego) and have CP or related disability.
How To Apply Call the association to get an application and more information.
Area of Service California (San Deigo)
Program Name United Cerebral Palsy Association of Southern Maryland
Program Address 211 Chinquapin Round Road
Annapolis, MD 21401
Phone Number 410-280-2003
Fax Number 410-269-5757
Email ucp@ucpsd.org
Diseases Cerebral Palsy
Details This
association has finanical assistance to assist patients and families
with CP gain or maintain independence. This assistance can include
adaptive equipment, day care, home care, tuition, health services and
transportation.
Eligibility Guidelines Unclear at this time.
How To Apply Contact the association to get gain more information and to apply.
Area of Service Maryland counties of Anne Arundel, Calvert, Charles and St. Mary.
Program Name United Cerebral Palsy Bellows Fund
Program Address Jack Schillinger, Administrator
1225 NE 93rd St
Miami Shores, FL 33138
Phone Number 305-757-8989
Fax Number 305-759-1305
Email jschill497@aol.com
Diseases Cerebral Palsy
Details This
program provides funds to individuals with disabilities for assistive
technology equipment or the repair of equipment. Applications will only
be accepted through United Celebral Palsy Affiliate. Funds will only be
sent to UCP Affiliates for the needed equipment.
Eligibility Guidelines Patients must be in need, and have a disability that requires assistive technology equipment.
How
To Apply The application can be downloaded from the website, but must
be filled out by an UCP Affiliate and sent into the foundation.
Area of Service National
Cervical Dystonia
Program Name NORD Cervical Dystonia Co-Payment Assistance Program
Program Address 55 Kenosia Ave
PO Box 1968
Danbury, CT 06813
Phone Number 800-999-6673
203-744-0100
Fax Number 203-798-2291
Email PatientAssistance@raredisease.org
Diseases Cervical Dystonia, Spasmodic Torticollis
Details This
program will provide financial assistance to cover the costs of co-pays
for approved medications used to treat Cervical Dystonia. Contact the
program directly or visit the program website for a list of approved
medications.
Eligibility Guidelines Uninsured or underinsured individuals living with Cervical Dystonia.
How To Apply Contact the program directly to apply for assistance.
Area of Service National
Chemo-Induced Nausea and Vomiting
Program Name Patient Access Network Foundation
Program Address P.O. Box 221858
Charlotte, NC 28222-
Phone Number 866-316-7263
Fax Number 866-316-7261
Diseases Age
Related Macular Degeneration, Anemia, Ankylosing Spondylitis, Breast
Cancer, Colorectal Cancer, Crohn's Disease, Cutaneous T-Cell Lymphoma,
Cystic Fibrosis, Gaucher's Disease, Growth Hormone Deficiency, Multiple
Myeloma, Multiple Sclerosis, Myelodysplastic Syndrome, Non-Hodgkin's
Lymphoma, Oncology Cytoprotection, Pancreatic Cancer, Plaque Psoriasis,
Rheumatoid Arthritis , Respiratory Syncytial Virus
Details This
program helps pay for medical expenses including: medications,
co-payments, insurance premiums and other out of pocket health care
costs.
Each disease has it's own application.
Eligibility
Guidelines Individuals must be U.S. residents and meet certain
financial, medical and insurance criteria as set by the Foundation's
board of directors.
Area of Service Nationwide
Chemotherapy (Medications and Treatment)
Program Name Co-Pay Relief
Program Address 700 Thimble Shoals Blvd
Suite 201
Newport, VA 23606
Phone Number 866-512-3861
Diseases Breast,
Lung, Prostate, Kidney, Colon and Pancreatic cancers, Sarcomas,
Lymphoma, Macular Degeneration, Low Blood counts due to Chemotherapy,
Diabetes, and Rheumatoid Arthritis, Psoriatic Arthritis and Crohn's
Disease.
Details Counselors assist patients throughout the entire
application process, screening for eligibility by collecting financial
and medical information from everyone who calls to apply for the
Program.
Eligibility Guidelines This is a co-pay assistance
program, the applicant must have insurance. The applicant must also be a
US citizen.
How To Apply Call the above number to get more information and request an application.
Area of Service Nationwide
Childhood Amputees
Program Name Disabled Children's Relief Fund
Program Address PO Box 89
Freeport, NY 11520
Diseases Children
with Disabilities including: Blind, Deaf, Amputees, and children with
Cerebral Palsy, Muscular Dystrophy, Spastic Quadriplegia, Encephalitis,
Rheumatoid Arthritis, Spina Bifida, Down's Syndrome, and other
disabilities.
Details This organizatoin provides disabled children
with assistance to obtain wheelchairs, orthopedic braces, walkers,
lifts, hearing aids, eyeglasses, medical equipment, physical therapy,
and surgery.
Eligibility Guidelines This organization focuses on
helping children throughout the US that do not have adequate health
insurance. This could be a program of last resort.
How To Apply Call the organization between April and September to get an application.
Area of Service National
Childhood Blindness
Program Name California Children's Services
Program Address Contact is Through County CCS Office
Phone Number None
Diseases Conditions
involving the Heart, Neoplasms, Disorders of the Blood, Endocrine,
nutritional, and metabolic diseases, Disorders of the genito-urinary
system, Disorders of the gastrointestinal system, Serious birth defects,
Disorders of the sense organs, Disorders of the nervous system,
Disorders of the musculoskeletal system and connective tissues, Severe
disorders of the immune system, Disabling conditions or poisonings
requiring intensive care or rehabilitation, Complications of premature
birth requiring an intensive level of care, Disorders of the skin and
subcutaneous tissue, Medically handicapping malocclusion
Web Site http://www.dhcs.ca.gov/services/ccs/Pages/default.aspx
Details This
is a program that treats children with certain physical limitations and
chronic health conditions or dieases. The program can authorize and pay
for specific medical services and equipment provided by approved
specialists. These can include: doctor services, hospital and surgical
care, physical therapy, occupational therapy, lab tests, x-rays,
orthopedic appliances, medical equipment, medical case management,
and/or referrals to other agencies.
Eligibility Guidelines The
applicant must be under 21, a resident of California and have a family
gross adjusted income of $40,000 or less, or the out-or-pocket medical
expenses for a child who qualifies are expected to be more than 20% of
the family income or the child has Healthy Families Coverage.
How To
Apply The application is available on line. It must be completed and
sent back to a county department of California Children's Services
(there is a list on the website). Some of the programs are run by the
California Department of Health Services.
Area of Service California
Program Name Disabled Children's Relief Fund
Program Address PO Box 89
Freeport, NY 11520
Phone Number 516-377-1605
Diseases Children
with Disabilities including: Blind, Deaf, Amputees, and children with
Cerebral Palsy, Muscular Dystrophy, Spastic Quadriplegia, Encephalitis,
Rheumatoid Arthritis, Spina Bifida, Down's Syndrome, and other
disabilities.
Details This organizatoin provides disabled children
with assistance to obtain wheelchairs, orthopedic braces, walkers,
lifts, hearing aids, eyeglasses, medical equipment, physical therapy,
and surgery.
Eligibility Guidelines This organization focuses on
helping children throughout the US that do not have adequate health
insurance. This could be a program of last resort.
How To Apply Call the organization between April and September to get an application.
Area of Service National
Program Name Wyoming Children's Special Health
Program Address 6101 N Yellowstone Rd.
Suite 420
Cheyenne, WY 82002
Phone Number 307-777-5413
307-777-7941
Fax Number 307-777-7215
Diseases Convulsive
Disorders, Neurofibromatosis, Juvenile Idiopathis Arthritis, Cystic
Fibrosis, Diabetes Mellitus Type I, Esotropia, Exotropia and Amblyopia,
Autism Spectrum Disorder/Pervasive Developmental Delay, Global
Developmental Delay, Osteogenesis Imperfecta, Retinopathy of
Prematurity, Tympanostomy Tubes, Hemophilia and Variants, Cerebral Palsy
Details This is a program that provides financial assistance to
families with children who have special health care needs in Wyoming.
The program will pay for specialty medical care related to the
approved/condition/diagnosis. There is up to $40,000 maxium annual
coverage.
Eligibility Guidelines The child must be a Wyoming
resident under the age of 19 and be suspected or known to have one of
the medically eligibles (ie chronic illness or disability) The child can
have insurance, KidCare, CHIP, Medicaid.
How To Apply To apply or
get more information contact The Public Health Nurse (a list is
available on the website.) The child's medical, education and family
financial records are required when meeting with the Public Health
Nurse.
Area of Service Wyoming
Childhood Blood Disorders
Program Address 4901 West Cypress Street
Tampa, FL 33607
Phone Number 813-367-5437
Fax Number 813-367-3865
Diseases Children with Cancer, Blood Disorders, Sickle Cell Anemia
Details This
program assists families of children with cancer or blood disorders in
the Tampa Bay or Boca Raton area with direct financial assistance. This
assistance can include: Medications not covered by Insurance, CMS or
Medicaid, Travel Expenses to and from the hospitals for families who
live outside of the area, Food and Lodging for bone marrow transplant
patients, Mortgage/Rent and Utility Payments, Funeral Expenses, Car
Repair Expenses/Payments, Assistance with Groceries and additional needs
as determined by pediatric staff.
Eligibility Guidelines The
applicant must be a family with a child who has been diagnosed with
cancer or a blood disorder who is in need.
How To Apply Patients should be referred to the foundation by social worker at the hospital.
Area of Service The Tampa Bay and Boca Raton areas.
Program Name Wyoming Children's Special Health
Program Address 6101 N Yellowstone Rd.
Suite 420
Cheyenne, WY 82002
Phone Number 307-777-5413
307-777-7941
Fax Number 307-777-7215
Diseases Convulsive
Disorders, Neurofibromatosis, Juvenile Idiopathis Arthritis, Cystic
Fibrosis, Diabetes Mellitus Type I, Esotropia, Exotropia and Amblyopia,
Autism Spectrum Disorder/Pervasive Developmental Delay, Global
Developmental Delay, Osteogenesis Imperfecta, Retinopathy of
Prematurity, Tympanostomy Tubes, Hemophilia and Variants, Cerebral Palsy
Details This is a program that provides financial assistance to
families with children who have special health care needs in Wyoming.
The program will pay for specialty medical care related to the
approved/condition/diagnosis. There is up to $40,000 maxium annual
coverage.
Eligibility Guidelines The child must be a Wyoming
resident under the age of 19 and be suspected or known to have one of
the medically eligibles (ie chronic illness or disability) The child can
have insurance, KidCare, CHIP, Medicaid.
How To Apply To apply or
get more information contact The Public Health Nurse (a list is
available on the website.) The child's medical, education and family
financial records are required when meeting with the Public Health
Nurse.
Area of Service Wyoming
Childhood Deafness
Program Name California Children's Services
Program Address Contact is Through County CCS Office
Phone Number None
Diseases Conditions
involving the Heart, Neoplasms, Disorders of the Blood, Endocrine,
nutritional, and metabolic diseases, Disorders of the genito-urinary
system, Disorders of the gastrointestinal system, Serious birth defects,
Disorders of the sense organs, Disorders of the nervous system,
Disorders of the musculoskeletal system and connective tissues, Severe
disorders of the immune system, Disabling conditions or poisonings
requiring intensive care or rehabilitation, Complications of premature
birth requiring an intensive level of care, Disorders of the skin and
subcutaneous tissue, Medically handicapping malocclusion
Web Site http://www.dhcs.ca.gov/services/ccs/Pages/default.aspx
Details This
is a program that treats children with certain physical limitations and
chronic health conditions or dieases. The program can authorize and pay
for specific medical services and equipment provided by approved
specialists. These can include: doctor services, hospital and surgical
care, physical therapy, occupational therapy, lab tests, x-rays,
orthopedic appliances, medical equipment, medical case management,
and/or referrals to other agencies.
Eligibility Guidelines The
applicant must be under 21, a resident of California and have a family
gross adjusted income of $40,000 or less, or the out-or-pocket medical
expenses for a child who qualifies are expected to be more than 20% of
the family income or the child has Healthy Families Coverage.
How To
Apply The application is available on line. It must be completed and
sent back to a county department of California Children's Services
(there is a list on the website). Some of the programs are run by the
California Department of Health Services.
Area of Service California
Program Name Disabled Children's Relief Fund
Program Address PO Box 89
Freeport, NY 11520
Phone Number 516-377-1605
Diseases Children
with Disabilities including: Blind, Deaf, Amputees, and children with
Cerebral Palsy, Muscular Dystrophy, Spastic Quadriplegia, Encephalitis,
Rheumatoid Arthritis, Spina Bifida, Down's Syndrome, and other
disabilities.
Details This organizatoin provides disabled children
with assistance to obtain wheelchairs, orthopedic braces, walkers,
lifts, hearing aids, eyeglasses, medical equipment, physical therapy,
and surgery.
Eligibility Guidelines This organization focuses on
helping children throughout the US that do not have adequate health
insurance. This could be a program of last resort.
How To Apply Call the organization between April and September to get an application.
Area of Service National
Program Name Miracle-Ear Children's Foundation
Program Address 5000 Cheshire Lane North
Minneapolis, MN 55446
Phone Number 800-234-5422
877-268-4264
Fax Number 763-268-4365
Diseases Children with Hearing Loss
Details This foundation provides hearing aids and services to children with hearing loss from low income families.
Eligibility
Guidelines The child must be a US resident, 16 or younger and have a
hearing loss that requires amplification. The family must have an
audiogram and medical clearance dated within the last 6 months and an
income between $20,000-45,000.
How To Apply Call the program or go to the website to request an application.
Area of Service National
Childhood Diabetes
Program Name California Children's Services
Program Address Contact is Through County CCS Office
Phone Number None
Diseases Conditions
involving the Heart, Neoplasms, Disorders of the Blood, Endocrine,
nutritional, and metabolic diseases, Disorders of the genito-urinary
system, Disorders of the gastrointestinal system, Serious birth defects,
Disorders of the sense organs, Disorders of the nervous system,
Disorders of the musculoskeletal system and connective tissues, Severe
disorders of the immune system, Disabling conditions or poisonings
requiring intensive care or rehabilitation, Complications of premature
birth requiring an intensive level of care, Disorders of the skin and
subcutaneous tissue, Medically handicapping malocclusion
Web Site http://www.dhcs.ca.gov/services/ccs/Pages/default.aspx
Details This
is a program that treats children with certain physical limitations and
chronic health conditions or dieases. The program can authorize and pay
for specific medical services and equipment provided by approved
specialists. These can include: doctor services, hospital and surgical
care, physical therapy, occupational therapy, lab tests, x-rays,
orthopedic appliances, medical equipment, medical case management,
and/or referrals to other agencies.
Eligibility Guidelines The
applicant must be under 21, a resident of California and have a family
gross adjusted income of $40,000 or less, or the out-or-pocket medical
expenses for a child who qualifies are expected to be more than 20% of
the family income or the child has Healthy Families Coverage.
How To
Apply The application is available on line. It must be completed and
sent back to a county department of California Children's Services
(there is a list on the website). Some of the programs are run by the
California Department of Health Services.
Area of Service California
Program Name Children's Special Health Services of Montana
Program Address PO Box 202951
Helena, MT 59620
Phone Number 406-444-3622
800-762-9891
Fax Number 406-444-2750
Diseases Children with medical conditions requiring surgery, Children with treatable chronic conditions.
Details This
program provides limited financial assistance for specialty care and
therapies for children and youth with a physically disabling condition
hat can be substantially improved or corrected with surgery, orthodontia
or other treatment, or a medical condition, such as asthma or diabetes
which is considered to be chronic and can be managed with treatment. Due
to funding limitations, the program is unable to provide financial
assistance for acute injuries, infections, or hospitalizations; mental
health disorders or behavior problems; transportation; respite services;
or educational services such as neuropsychological evaluations.
Eligibility
Guidelines The child must be under the age of 19, have a family income
at or below 200% of the Federal Poverty Level, be a Montana resident
and is not eligible for either Medicaid or the Children's Health
Insurances Plan (CHIP.)
How To Apply The application can be
downloaded from the website or call the program to get more information.
The completed application must be sent in with proof of income and a
note from a physician explaining the medical condition.
Area of Service Montana
Childhood HIV
Program Name California Children's Services
Program Address Contact is Through County CCS Office
Phone Number None
Diseases Conditions
involving the Heart, Neoplasms, Disorders of the Blood, Endocrine,
nutritional, and metabolic diseases, Disorders of the genito-urinary
system, Disorders of the gastrointestinal system, Serious birth defects,
Disorders of the sense organs, Disorders of the nervous system,
Disorders of the musculoskeletal system and connective tissues, Severe
disorders of the immune system, Disabling conditions or poisonings
requiring intensive care or rehabilitation, Complications of premature
birth requiring an intensive level of care, Disorders of the skin and
subcutaneous tissue, Medically handicapping malocclusion
Details This
is a program that treats children with certain physical limitations and
chronic health conditions or dieases. The program can authorize and pay
for specific medical services and equipment provided by approved
specialists. These can include: doctor services, hospital and surgical
care, physical therapy, occupational therapy, lab tests, x-rays,
orthopedic appliances, medical equipment, medical case management,
and/or referrals to other agencies.
Eligibility Guidelines The
applicant must be under 21, a resident of California and have a family
gross adjusted income of $40,000 or less, or the out-or-pocket medical
expenses for a child who qualifies are expected to be more than 20% of
the family income or the child has Healthy Families Coverage.
How To
Apply The application is available on line. It must be completed and
sent back to a county department of California Children's Services
(there is a list on the website). Some of the programs are run by the
California Department of Health Services.
Area of Service California
Program Name The Bureau for Children with Medical Handicaps/Premium Payment Assistance Program
Program Address 1 West Winter Street, Second Floor
Delaware, OH 43015
Phone Number 740-368-1700
Diseases Conditions
that are chronic, physically handicapping and can be treated including
Diabetes, Cerebal Palsy, Scoliosis, Epilepsy, Cancer, Sickle Cell
Disease, Hearing Loss, Spinal Injuries. Contact the program for a
complete list of covered conditions.
Details This program will
assist qualified families of children with specific physically
handicapping and chronic conditions to pay for insurance premiums,
including COBRA. Included in the list of covered diseases or conditions
are Diabetes, Cerebal Palsy, Scoliosis, Epilepsy, Cancer, Sickle Cell
Disease, Hearing Loss and Spinal Injuries. Contact the program directly
or visit the program website for a complete list of covered conditions.
Eligibility
Guidelines Child must be under the age of 21, be a resident of Ohio,
have a medical handicap, be under the care of a BCMH-approved physician
and meet the bureau's medical and financial guidelines. If the child
remains eligible, services may be renewed each year until the child
turns 21.
How To Apply Contact the program to apply for assistance. A medical application must be submitted by a BCMH approved physician.
Area of Service Ohio
Childhood Liver Disease
Program Name California Children's Services
Program Address Contact is Through County CCS Office
Phone Number None
Diseases Conditions
involving the Heart, Neoplasms, Disorders of the Blood, Endocrine,
nutritional, and metabolic diseases, Disorders of the genito-urinary
system, Disorders of the gastrointestinal system, Serious birth defects,
Disorders of the sense organs, Disorders of the nervous system,
Disorders of the musculoskeletal system and connective tissues, Severe
disorders of the immune system, Disabling conditions or poisonings
requiring intensive care or rehabilitation, Complications of premature
birth requiring an intensive level of care, Disorders of the skin and
subcutaneous tissue, Medically handicapping malocclusion
Details This
is a program that treats children with certain physical limitations and
chronic health conditions or dieases. The program can authorize and pay
for specific medical services and equipment provided by approved
specialists. These can include: doctor services, hospital and surgical
care, physical therapy, occupational therapy, lab tests, x-rays,
orthopedic appliances, medical equipment, medical case management,
and/or referrals to other agencies.
Eligibility Guidelines The
applicant must be under 21, a resident of California and have a family
gross adjusted income of $40,000 or less, or the out-or-pocket medical
expenses for a child who qualifies are expected to be more than 20% of
the family income or the child has Healthy Families Coverage.
How To
Apply The application is available on line. It must be completed and
sent back to a county department of California Children's Services
(there is a list on the website). Some of the programs are run by the
California Department of Health Services.
Area of Service California
Program Name CLASS Direct Family Support
Program Address 27023 McBean Parkway #126
Valencia, CA 91355
Phone Number 877-679-8256
661-263-9099
Diseases Childhood Liver Disease
Details This
program covers travel expenses for services related to liver ailment,
telephone installation and service charges while waiting for a
transplant, travel expenses to reunite families during extended hospital
services, temporary housing for out-of-town patients who are released
from the hospital but need frequent monitoring, hospital parking fees,
assistance with funeral and burial expenses, food allowance while
staying with a hospitalized patient, and gas allowance to allow family
to visit the hospitals.
Eligibility Guidelines The patient must be
between the ages of 0 and 21 and have be suffering from liver disease.
This program is intended as a source of funds after all other avenues
have been exhausted. The maximum lifetime assistance per family is $750
(excluding funeral and burial expenses.) The maximum of $500 is given
for funeral and burial expenses. A maximum of $20 per family per day.
How
To Apply A request for assistance must come through a social worker, or
other appropiate person at the hospital, clinic or medical institution
who has access to the family's financial situation.
Area of Service Nationwide
Program Name National Foundation For Transplants
Program Address 5350 Poplar Ave
Memphis, TN 38119
Phone Number 800-489-3863
901-684-1697
Fax Number 901-684-1128
Diseases Organ Transplant
Details This
program provides immediate, limited financial assistance to patients
who have financial needs as a result of significant transplant-related
costs not covered by private insurance or public assistance. This
program has also partnered with a pharmaceutical company to provide free
hotel stays to transplantg patients and their families.
Eligibility
Guidelines Applicants in need of an organ transplant who live in the
US legally and have a financial need as a result of significant
transplant-related costs not covered by private insurance or public
assistance.
How To Apply Contact the program directly to speak with a
Patient Referral Counselor. A packet of information will be sent to
begin the process.
Area of Service National
Children with Asthma
Program Name Children' Special Health Care Services -Indiana State Department of Health
Program Address Indiana State Department of Health
2 north Meridian St
Indianapolis, In 46204
Phone Number 800-475-1355
317-233-1325
Diseases Childhood
chronic, critcal conditions. (Can include apnea, arthritis, autism,
severe asthma, cerebral palsy, chronic anemia, cleft lip and/or palate,
congenital or acquired developmental deformities, congenital heart
disease or arrhythmias, chromosomal disorders, chronic pulmonary
disease, cystic fibrosis (life time coverage), endocrine deficiencies,
profound hearing loss, severe hemophilia hydrocephalus, inflamammatory
bowel disease, inborn errors of metabolism, neuromuscular dysfunction,
myelodyspasia or spinal cord dysfunction, oncologic disorders, renal
disease, seizure disorder.)
Details This is a supplemental program
that helps Indiana families of children with serious, chronic medical
conditions pay for treatment to treatment related to their child's
condition.
Eligibility Guidelines The child must be aged newborn to
21 years old, a resident of Indiana and have an income at or below 250%
of the Federal Poverty Level. The child must also have a severe medical
conditions that have lasted (or are expected to last) at least two
years, will produce disability or disfigurement or limits on function,
require special diet or devices, or, would produce a chronic disabling
physical condition if untreated. Some physical conditions that may
qualify a child for services include: apnea, arthritis, autism, severe
asthma, cerebral palsy, chronic anemia, cleft lip and/or palate,
congenital or acquired developmental deformities, congenital heart
disease or arrhythmias chromosomal disorders, chronic pulmonary disease,
cystic fibrosis (life time coverage), endocrine deficiencies, profound
hearing loss, severe hemophilia hydrocephalus, inflamammatory bowel
disease, inborn errors of metabolism, neuromuscular dysfunction,
myelodyspasia or spinal cord dysfunction, oncologic disorders, renal
disease, seizure disorder.
How To Apply Contact the local county
Office of Family and Children, the local First Steps agencey or Riley
Hospital. To complete an application the applicant will need the chld's
birth certificate, proof of residence, social security number of the
child, and proof of parent(s)/guardian(s) income.
Area of Service Indiana
Program Name Children's Special Health Services of Montana
Program Address PO Box 202951
Helena, MT 59620
Phone Number 406-444-3622
800-762-9891
Fax Number 406-444-2750
Diseases Children with medical conditions requiring surgery, Children with treatable chronic conditions.
Details This
program provides limited financial assistance for specialty care and
therapies for children and youth with a physically disabling condition
hat can be substantially improved or corrected with surgery, orthodontia
or other treatment, or a medical condition, such as asthma or diabetes
which is considered to be chronic and can be managed with treatment. Due
to funding limitations, the program is unable to provide financial
assistance for acute injuries, infections, or hospitalizations; mental
health disorders or behavior problems; transportation; respite services;
or educational services such as neuropsychological evaluations.
Eligibility
Guidelines The child must be under the age of 19, have a family income
at or below 200% of the Federal Poverty Level, be a Montana resident
and is not eligible for either Medicaid or the Children's Health
Insurances Plan (CHIP.)
How To Apply The application can be
downloaded from the website or call the program to get more information.
The completed application must be sent in with proof of income and a
note from a physician explaining the medical condition.
Area of Service Montana
Children with Chronic Kidney Problems
Program Name California Children's Services
Program Address Contact is Through County CCS Office
Phone Number None
Diseases Conditions
involving the Heart, Neoplasms, Disorders of the Blood, Endocrine,
nutritional, and metabolic diseases, Disorders of the genito-urinary
system, Disorders of the gastrointestinal system, Serious birth defects,
Disorders of the sense organs, Disorders of the nervous system,
Disorders of the musculoskeletal system and connective tissues, Severe
disorders of the immune system, Disabling conditions or poisonings
requiring intensive care or rehabilitation, Complications of premature
birth requiring an intensive level of care, Disorders of the skin and
subcutaneous tissue, Medically handicapping malocclusion
Details This
is a program that treats children with certain physical limitations and
chronic health conditions or dieases. The program can authorize and pay
for specific medical services and equipment provided by approved
specialists. These can include: doctor services, hospital and surgical
care, physical therapy, occupational therapy, lab tests, x-rays,
orthopedic appliances, medical equipment, medical case management,
and/or referrals to other agencies.
Eligibility Guidelines The
applicant must be under 21, a resident of California and have a family
gross adjusted income of $40,000 or less, or the out-or-pocket medical
expenses for a child who qualifies are expected to be more than 20% of
the family income or the child has Healthy Families Coverage.
How To
Apply The application is available on line. It must be completed and
sent back to a county department of California Children's Services
(there is a list on the website). Some of the programs are run by the
California Department of Health Services.
Area of Service California
Children with Congenital Heart Disease
Program Name California Children's Services
Program Address Contact is Through County CCS Office
Phone Number None
Diseases Conditions
involving the Heart, Neoplasms, Disorders of the Blood, Endocrine,
nutritional, and metabolic diseases, Disorders of the genito-urinary
system, Disorders of the gastrointestinal system, Serious birth defects,
Disorders of the sense organs, Disorders of the nervous system,
Disorders of the musculoskeletal system and connective tissues, Severe
disorders of the immune system, Disabling conditions or poisonings
requiring intensive care or rehabilitation, Complications of premature
birth requiring an intensive level of care, Disorders of the skin and
subcutaneous tissue, Medically handicapping malocclusion
Web Site http://www.dhcs.ca.gov/services/ccs/Pages/default.aspx
Details This
is a program that treats children with certain physical limitations and
chronic health conditions or dieases. The program can authorize and pay
for specific medical services and equipment provided by approved
specialists. These can include: doctor services, hospital and surgical
care, physical therapy, occupational therapy, lab tests, x-rays,
orthopedic appliances, medical equipment, medical case management,
and/or referrals to other agencies.
Eligibility Guidelines The
applicant must be under 21, a resident of California and have a family
gross adjusted income of $40,000 or less, or the out-or-pocket medical
expenses for a child who qualifies are expected to be more than 20% of
the family income or the child has Healthy Families Coverage.
How To
Apply The application is available on line. It must be completed and
sent back to a county department of California Children's Services
(there is a list on the website). Some of the programs are run by the
California Department of Health Services.
Area of Service California
Program Name Children' Special Health Care Services -Indiana State Department of Health
Program Address Indiana State Department of Health
2 north Meridian St
Indianapolis, In 46204
Phone Number 800-475-1355
317-233-1325
Diseases Childhood
chronic, critcal conditions. (Can include apnea, arthritis, autism,
severe asthma, cerebral palsy, chronic anemia, cleft lip and/or palate,
congenital or acquired developmental deformities, congenital heart
disease or arrhythmias, chromosomal disorders, chronic pulmonary
disease, cystic fibrosis (life time coverage), endocrine deficiencies,
profound hearing loss, severe hemophilia hydrocephalus, inflamammatory
bowel disease, inborn errors of metabolism, neuromuscular dysfunction,
myelodyspasia or spinal cord dysfunction, oncologic disorders, renal
disease, seizure disorder.)
Details This is a supplemental program
that helps Indiana families of children with serious, chronic medical
conditions pay for treatment to treatment related to their child's
condition.
Eligibility Guidelines The child must be aged newborn to
21 years old, a resident of Indiana and have an income at or below 250%
of the Federal Poverty Level. The child must also have a severe medical
conditions that have lasted (or are expected to last) at least two
years, will produce disability or disfigurement or limits on function,
require special diet or devices, or, would produce a chronic disabling
physical condition if untreated. Some physical conditions that may
qualify a child for services include: apnea, arthritis, autism, severe
asthma, cerebral palsy, chronic anemia, cleft lip and/or palate,
congenital or acquired developmental deformities, congenital heart
disease or arrhythmias chromosomal disorders, chronic pulmonary disease,
cystic fibrosis (life time coverage), endocrine deficiencies, profound
hearing loss, severe hemophilia hydrocephalus, inflamammatory bowel
disease, inborn errors of metabolism, neuromuscular dysfunction,
myelodyspasia or spinal cord dysfunction, oncologic disorders, renal
disease, seizure disorder.
How To Apply Contact the local county
Office of Family and Children, the local First Steps agencey or Riley
Hospital. To complete an application the applicant will need the chld's
birth certificate, proof of residence, social security number of the
child, and proof of parent(s)/guardian(s) income.
Area of Service Indiana
Children with Craniofacial Conditions
Program Name Children's Craniofacial Association
Program Address 13140 Coit Rd
Suite 307
Dallas, TX 75240
Phone Number 800-535-3643
214-570-9099
Fax Number 214-570-8811
Diseases Children with Craniofacial Conditions
Details This
association has an assistance program to help families who need to
travel for a child's surgery. This fund can assist with food, travel,
and lodging. The program will also help families find discounted hotel
rates as well as donated airfare.
Eligibility Guidelines Unclear at this time.
How To Apply Contact the association to get more information and an application.
Area of Service National
Program Name FACES: The National Craniofacial Association
Program Address PO Box 11082
Chattanooga, TN 37401
Phone Number 800-332-2373
Email faces@faces-cranio.org
Diseases Children with Craniofacial Conditions
Details This
foundation has a financial support program to aid with non-medical
expenses needed to travel to a center for treatment.
Eligibility Guidelines Eligibilty is bases on financial and medical need.
How To Apply Contact the foundation for more information and to apply.
Area of Service National
Program Name Shriners Hospitals for Children
Program Address PO Box 31356
Tampa, FL 33621
Phone Number 800-237-5055
Diseases Orthopedic Conditions, Burn Injuries, Spinal Cord Rehabilitation, Cleft Lip, Palate Repair.
Web Site No link available.
Details Shriners
Hospitals for Children are located throughout the United States and the
hopsitals provided free care to children whom have a reasonable
possibility that the child's condition can be helped by the the
hospital.
Eligibility Guidelines The child must be under the age of 18. There are not any income limits.
How To Apply Call the program or go to the website to get an application.
Area of Service National
Program Name World Craniofacial Foundation
Program Address 7777 Forest Lane
Ste C-621
Dallas, TX 75251
Phone Number 800-533-3315
972-566-6669
Fax Number 972-533-3850
Diseases Head and face deformities in children (including trauma, degenerative diseases, tumors or birth-related.)
Details This
foundation has an assistance program to assist families with children
who are in need of correction for birth-related or acquired deformities
of the head and face, including trauma, degenerative diseases and
tumors.
Eligibility Guidelines Unclear at this time.
How To Apply Contact the foundation for more information and an application
Area of Service National
Children with Developmental Delays
Program Name Wyoming Children's Special Health
Program Address 6101 N Yellowstone Rd.
Suite 420
Cheyenne, WY 82002
Phone Number 307-777-5413
307-777-7941
Fax Number 307-777-7215
Diseases Convulsive
Disorders, Neurofibromatosis, Juvenile Idiopathis Arthritis, Cystic
Fibrosis, Diabetes Mellitus Type I, Esotropia, Exotropia and Amblyopia,
Autism Spectrum Disorder/Pervasive Developmental Delay, Global
Developmental Delay, Osteogenesis Imperfecta, Retinopathy of
Prematurity, Tympanostomy Tubes, Hemophilia and Variants, Cerebral Palsy
Details This is a program that provides financial assistance to
families with children who have special health care needs in Wyoming.
The program will pay for specialty medical care related to the
approved/condition/diagnosis. There is up to $40,000 maxium annual
coverage.
Eligibility Guidelines The child must be a Wyoming
resident under the age of 19 and be suspected or known to have one of
the medically eligibles (ie chronic illness or disability) The child can
have insurance, KidCare, CHIP, Medicaid.
How To Apply To apply or
get more information contact The Public Health Nurse (a list is
available on the website.) The child's medical, education and family
financial records are required when meeting with the Public Health
Nurse.
Area of Service Wyoming
Children with Disabilities
Program Name Challenged America
Program Address 15300 Ventura Blvd
Suite 414
Sherman Oaks, CA 91403
Phone Number 203-256-1011
Fax Number 203-256-9080
Diseases Children with Disabilities
Details This program will provide grants to disabled children for equipment. The grant can be up to $500.
Eligibility Guidelines The child must be under the age of 18, and have a disability.
How To Apply The application is available on line, or email the child's story.
Area of Service National
Program Name Disabled Children's Relief Fund
Program Address PO Box 89
Freeport, NY 11520
Phone Number 516-377-1605
Diseases Children
with Disabilities including: Blind, Deaf, Amputees, and children with
Cerebral Palsy, Muscular Dystrophy, Spastic Quadriplegia, Encephalitis,
Rheumatoid Arthritis, Spina Bifida, Down's Syndrome, and other
disabilities.
Details This organization provides disabled children
with assistance to obtain wheelchairs, orthopedic braces, walkers,
lifts, hearing aids, eyeglasses, medical equipment, physical therapy,
and surgery.
Eligibility Guidelines This organization focuses on
helping children throughout the US that do not have adequate health
insurance. This could be a program of last resort.
How To Apply Call the organization between April and September to get an application.
Area of Service National
Program Name Kaitlin Marie Bell Foundation
Program Address 8966 Dolby Road
Seaford, DE 149973
Phone Number 302-629-5493
Fax Number 302-629-5556
Diseases Children with Disabilities
Details This
foundation provides financial assistance, up to $500 to children who
are unable to afford equipment and/or services that they need that are
paid by insurance.
Eligibility Guidelines The child must be under the age of 21, have a disability and need the requested equipment or services.
How
To Apply The application can be filled out on line, printed and then
mailed back. Proof that all steps were taken to obtain the equipment
and/or services, proof of income, and a recent letter from the child's
doctor explaining medical necessity must be attached.
Area of Service National
Program Name Ohio Department of Health/Bureau of Children with Medical Handicaps (BCMH)
Program Address 1 West Winter Street, Second Floor
Delaware, OH 43015
Phone Number 740-368-1700
Diseases Medical
Handicaps. Contact the program directly or visit the program website
for a complete listing of eligible handicaps.
Details This program
has four tiers that will find and help pay for medical services for
children under 21 who are residents of Ohio and have a Medical Handicap.
The Diagnostic Program will diagnose or rule out a condition and
develop a plan for treatment. This portion of the program is available
for up to three months. The Treatment Program helps to link families
with specialty care providers and helps to pay for the medical care.
These services can be used for up to one year. The Service Coordination
Program helps families locate and coordinate services for their child.
There is also a Premuim Payment Assistance Program that may assist
qualified families to pay for their insurance premiums, including COBRA.
Eligibility Guidelines For the Diagnostic Program the child must
be under 21 years of age, be a resident of the US and Ohio and have a
possible medical handicap. There are no financial guidelines for this
program. For the Treatment Program the child must be under 21 years of
age, be a resident of Ohio, US resident, under the care of a BCMH
approved physician, have an eligible handicap and be financially
eligible. Medicaid and private insurance must be used before BCMH
becomes a source of payment for this part of the program. The Service
Coordination Program helps families locate and coordinate services for
their child.
How To Apply Contact the Delaware General Health District at 740-368-1700
Area of Service Ohio
Program Name United Healthcare Children's Foundation
Program Address MN012-S286
PO BOX 41
Minneapolis, MN 55440
Phone Number 800-328-5979
952-992-4459
Fax Number Unavailable
Diseases Serious Childhood Illness, Children With Disabilities
Details This
foundation provides grants of up to $5,000 to families to help pay for
child health care services such as speech therapy, physical therapy,
occupational therapy sessions, prescriptions, and medical equipment such
as wheelchairs, orthotics and eyeglasses. The amount awarded to an
individual within a 12-month period is limited to either $5,000 or 85%
of the fund balance, whichever amount is less. Awards to any one
individual are limited to a lifetime maximum of $7,500.
Eligibility
Guidelines The applicant must be 16 years old or younger and live in
the United States. The applicant must be covered by a commercial health
benefit plan and limits for the requested service are either exceeded,
or no coverage is available and/or the co payments are a serious
financial burden on the family.
How To Apply Complete an on-line
grant application on the programs website, or contact the program
directly at 800.328.5979 ext 24459
Area of Service National
Program Name Wyoming Children's Special Health
Program Address 6101 N Yellowstone Rd.
Suite 420
Cheyenne, WY 82002
Phone Number 307-777-5413
307-777-7941
Fax Number 307-777-7215
Diseases Convulsive
Disorders, Neurofibromatosis, Juvenile Idiopathis Arthritis, Cystic
Fibrosis, Diabetes Mellitus Type I, Esotropia, Exotropia and Amblyopia,
Autism Spectrum Disorder/Pervasive Developmental Delay, Global
Developmental Delay, Osteogenesis Imperfecta, Retinopathy of
Prematurity, Tympanostomy Tubes, Hemophilia and Variants, Cerebral Palsy
Details This is a program that provides financial assistance to
families with children who have special health care needs in Wyoming.
The program will pay for specialty medical care related to the
approved/condition/diagnosis. There is up to $40,000 maxium annual
coverage.
Eligibility Guidelines The child must be a Wyoming
resident under the age of 19 and be suspected or known to have one of
the medically eligibles (ie chronic illness or disability) The child can
have insurance, KidCare, CHIP, Medicaid.
How To Apply To apply or
get more information contact The Public Health Nurse (a list is
available on the website.) The child's medical, education and family
financial records are required when meeting with the Public Health
Nurse.
Area of Service Wyoming
Children with Down's Syndrome
Program Name Disabled Children's Relief Fund
Program Address PO Box 89
Freeport, NY 11520
Phone Number 516-377-1605
Diseases Children
with Disabilities including: Blind, Deaf, Amputees, and children with
Cerebral Palsy, Muscular Dystrophy, Spastic Quadriplegia, Encephalitis,
Rheumatoid Arthritis, Spina Bifida, Down's Syndrome, and other
disabilities.
Details This organizatoin provides disabled children
with assistance to obtain wheelchairs, orthopedic braces, walkers,
lifts, hearing aids, eyeglasses, medical equipment, physical therapy,
and surgery.
Eligibility Guidelines This organization focuses on
helping children throughout the US that do not have adequate health
insurance. This could be a program of last resort.
How To Apply Call the organization between April and September to get an application.
Area of Service National
Children with Encephalitis
Program Name Disabled Children's Relief Fund
Program Address PO Box 89
Freeport, NY 11520
Phone Number 516-377-1605
Diseases Children
with Disabilities including: Blind, Deaf, Amputees, and children with
Cerebral Palsy, Muscular Dystrophy, Spastic Quadriplegia, Encephalitis,
Rheumatoid Arthritis, Spina Bifida, Down's Syndrome, and other
disabilities.
Details This organizatoin provides disabled children
with assistance to obtain wheelchairs, orthopedic braces, walkers,
lifts, hearing aids, eyeglasses, medical equipment, physical therapy,
and surgery.
Eligibility Guidelines This organization focuses on
helping children throughout the US that do not have adequate health
insurance. This could be a program of last resort.
How To Apply Call the organization between April and September to get an application.
Area of Service National
Children with Facial Deformities
Program Name Forward Face Family Assistance Fund
Program Address 317 East 34th St.
Suite 901A
New York, NY 10016
Phone Number 212-684-5860
Fax Number 212-684-5864
Email camille@forwardface.org
Diseases Apert,
Cleft Lip & Palate, Craniosynostosis, Crouzon, Hemangiomas,
Hemifacial Microsomia, Microtia, Pierre Robin Sequence, Treacher
Collins, Cardiofaciocuteanous Syndrome, Carpenter Syndrome,
Craniofrontonasal Dysplasia, Encephalocele, Goldenhar Syndrome,
Hydrocephalus, Miller Syndrome, Mobius Syndrome, Nager Syndrome, Orbital
Hypertelorism, Pfeiffer Syndrome, Roberts Syndrome, Stickler Syndrome,
Velo-cardio-facial Syndrome, and Waarenburg Syndrome.
Details This fund will assist families who have children with facial deformities with certain medical expenses.
Eligibility Guidelines The family will need to provide financial documentation.
How To Apply Call the program to get more information and to apply
Area of Service National
Program Name Forward Face Nassau County Family Assistance Fund Application
Program Address 317 East 34th St.
Suite 901A
New York, NY 10016
Phone Number 212-684-5860
Fax Number 212-684-5864
Diseases Apert,
Cleft Lip & Palate, Craniosynostosis, Crouzon, Hemangiomas,
Hemifacial Microsomia, Microtia, Pierre Robin Sequence, Treacher
Collins, Cardiofaciocuteanous Syndrome, Carpenter Syndrome,
Craniofrontonasal Dysplasia, Encephalocele, Goldenhar Syndrome,
Hydrocephalus, Miller Syndrome, Mobius Syndrome, Nager Syndrome, Orbital
Hypertelorism, Pfeiffer Syndrome, Roberts Syndrome, Stickler Syndrome,
Velo-cardio-facial Syndrome, and Waarenburg Syndrome.
Details This
fund will assist families who have children with facial deformities with
certain medical expenses. This program will only cover expenses not
covered by insurance and does not cover medical costs.
Eligibility Guidelines The family will need to provide financial documentation and live in Nassau County.
How To Apply Call the program to get more information and to apply
Area of Service New York
Program Name Shriners Hospitals for Children
Program Address PO Box 31356
Tampa, FL 33621
Phone Number 800-237-5055
Diseases Orthopedic Conditions, Burn Injuries, Spinal Cord Rehabilitation, Cleft Lip, Palate Repair.
Web Site No link available.
Details Shriners
Hospitals for Children are located throughout the United States and the
hopsitals provided free care to children whom have a reasonable
possibility that the child's condition can be helped by the the
hospital.
Eligibility Guidelines The child must be under the age of 18. There are not any income limits.
How To Apply Call the program or go to the website to get an application.
Area of Service National
Program Name World Craniofacial Foundation
Program Address 7777 Forest Lane
Ste C-621
Dallas, TX 75251
Phone Number 800-533-3315
972-566-6669
Fax Number 972-533-3850
Diseases Head and face deformities in children (including trauma, degenerative diseases, tumors or birth-related.)
Details This
foundation has an assistance program to assist families with children
who are in need of correction for birth-related or acquired deformities
of the head and face, including trauma, degenerative diseases and
tumors.
Eligibility Guidelines Unclear at this time.
How To Apply Contact the foundation for more information and an application
Area of Service National
Program Name Wyoming Children's Special Health
Program Address 6101 N Yellowstone Rd.
Suite 420
Cheyenne, WY 82002
Phone Number 307-777-5413
307-777-7941
Fax Number 307-777-7215
Diseases Convulsive
Disorders, Neurofibromatosis, Juvenile Idiopathis Arthritis, Cystic
Fibrosis, Diabetes Mellitus Type I, Esotropia, Exotropia and Amblyopia,
Autism Spectrum Disorder/Pervasive Developmental Delay, Global
Developmental Delay, Osteogenesis Imperfecta, Retinopathy of
Prematurity, Tympanostomy Tubes, Hemophilia and Variants, Cerebral Palsy
Details This is a program that provides financial assistance to
families with children who have special health care needs in Wyoming.
The program will pay for specialty medical care related to the
approved/condition/diagnosis. There is up to $40,000 maxium annual
coverage.
Eligibility Guidelines The child must be a Wyoming
resident under the age of 19 and be suspected or known to have one of
the medically eligibles (ie chronic illness or disability) The child can
have insurance, KidCare, CHIP, Medicaid.
How To Apply To apply or
get more information contact The Public Health Nurse (a list is
available on the website.) The child's medical, education and family
financial records are required when meeting with the Public Health
Nurse.
Area of Service Wyoming
Children with Genetic Condition
Program Name Chai Lifeline
Program Address 151 West 30th Street
New York, NY 10001
Phone Number 877-CHAI-LIFE
212-465-1300
Fax Number 212-465-0949
Email unavailable
Diseases Childhood Life Threatening, Chronic or Genetic Disease
Web Site http://www.chailifeline.org/index.php
Details This
program provides meal support, transportation to and from treatment and
other services to families of children who are being treated for a
life-threatening, chronic or genetic disease.
Eligibility Guidelines
Applicants must be diagnosed with and receiving treatment for a
life-threatening, chronic or genetic disease.
How To Apply The
program has several regional and international offices. Visit the
program website to locate an office near you or contact the
international office using the number above to be directed accordingly.
Area of Service National
Children with Head Injuries
Program Name California Children's Services
Program Address Contact is Through County CCS Office
Phone Number None
Diseases Conditions
involving the Heart, Neoplasms, Disorders of the Blood, Endocrine,
nutritional, and metabolic diseases, Disorders of the genito-urinary
system, Disorders of the gastrointestinal system, Serious birth defects,
Disorders of the sense organs, Disorders of the nervous system,
Disorders of the musculoskeletal system and connective tissues, Severe
disorders of the immune system, Disabling conditions or poisonings
requiring intensive care or rehabilitation, Complications of premature
birth requiring an intensive level of care, Disorders of the skin and
subcutaneous tissue, Medically handicapping malocclusion
Web Site http://www.dhcs.ca.gov/services/ccs/Pages/default.aspx
Details This
is a program that treats children with certain physical limitations and
chronic health conditions or dieases. The program can authorize and pay
for specific medical services and equipment provided by approved
specialists. These can include: doctor services, hospital and surgical
care, physical therapy, occupational therapy, lab tests, x-rays,
orthopedic appliances, medical equipment, medical case management,
and/or referrals to other agencies.
Eligibility Guidelines The
applicant must be under 21, a resident of California and have a family
gross adjusted income of $40,000 or less, or the out-or-pocket medical
expenses for a child who qualifies are expected to be more than 20% of
the family income or the child has Healthy Families Coverage.
How To
Apply The application is available on line. It must be completed and
sent back to a county department of California Children's Services
(there is a list on the website). Some of the programs are run by the
California Department of Health Services.
Area of Service California
Children with Hearing Loss
Program Name Miracle-Ear Children's Foundation
Program Address 5000 Cheshire Lane North
Minneapolis, MN 55446
Phone Number 800-234-5422
877-268-4264
Fax Number 763-268-4365
Diseases Children with Hearing Loss
Details This foundation provides hearing aids and services to children with hearing loss from low income families.
Eligibility
Guidelines The child must be a US resident, 16 or younger and have a
hearing loss that requires amplification. The family must have an
audiogram and medical clearance dated within the last 6 months and an
income between $20,000-45,000.
How To Apply Call the program or go to the website to request an application.
Area of Service National
Program Name The Bureau for Children with Medical Handicaps/Premium Payment Assistance Program
Program Address 1 West Winter Street, Second Floor
Delaware, OH 43015
Phone Number 740-368-1700
Diseases Conditions
that are chronic, physically handicapping and can be treated including
Diabetes, Cerebal Palsy, Scoliosis, Epilepsy, Cancer, Sickle Cell
Disease, Hearing Loss, Spinal Injuries. Contact the program for a
complete list of covered conditions.
Details This program will
assist qualified families of children with specific physically
handicapping and chronic conditions to pay for insurance premiums,
including COBRA. Included in the list of covered diseases or conditions
are Diabetes, Cerebal Palsy, Scoliosis, Epilepsy, Cancer, Sickle Cell
Disease, Hearing Loss and Spinal Injuries. Contact the program directly
or visit the program website for a complete list of covered conditions.
Eligibility
Guidelines Child must be under the age of 21, be a resident of Ohio,
have a medical handicap, be under the care of a BCMH-approved physician
and meet the bureau's medical and financial guidelines. If the child
remains eligible, services may be renewed each year until the child
turns 21.
How To Apply Contact the program to apply for assistance. A medical application must be submitted by a BCMH approved physician.
Area of Service Ohio
Program Name Wyoming Children's Special Health
Program Address 6101 N Yellowstone Rd.
Suite 420
Cheyenne, WY 82002
Phone Number 307-777-5413
307-777-7941
Fax Number 307-777-7215
Diseases Convulsive
Disorders, Neurofibromatosis, Juvenile Idiopathis Arthritis, Cystic
Fibrosis, Diabetes Mellitus Type I, Esotropia, Exotropia and Amblyopia,
Autism Spectrum Disorder/Pervasive Developmental Delay, Global
Developmental Delay, Osteogenesis Imperfecta, Retinopathy of
Prematurity, Tympanostomy Tubes, Hemophilia and Variants, Cerebral Palsy
Details This is a program that provides financial assistance to
families with children who have special health care needs in Wyoming.
The program will pay for specialty medical care related to the
approved/condition/diagnosis. There is up to $40,000 maxium annual
coverage.
Eligibility Guidelines The child must be a Wyoming
resident under the age of 19 and be suspected or known to have one of
the medically eligibles (ie chronic illness or disability) The child can
have insurance, KidCare, CHIP, Medicaid.
How To Apply To apply or
get more information contact The Public Health Nurse (a list is
available on the website.) The child's medical, education and family
financial records are required when meeting with the Public Health
Nurse.
Area of Service Wyoming
Children with Life-Threatening Illnesses
Program Name Alpha-1 Kids
Program Address 4600 Keswick Road
Baltimore, MD 21210
Email info@alpha1kids,org
Diseases Alpha-1-antitrypsin deficiency
Details This
program provides a financial grant in the amount of $2500 to transplant
patients and their families to help pay for the cost of food, bills,
housing, travel expenses and any other need to help make the process,
usually away from home, easier on the families.
Eligibility Guidelines Liver transplant patients and their families.
How To Apply Contact the program directly to apply, or visit the program website for more information.
Area of Service National
Program Name Andre Sobel River of Life Foundation
Program Address 8899 Beverly Blvd
Suite 111
Los Angeles, CA 90048,
Phone Number 310-276-7111
Diseases Life threatening illness
Details This
foundation provides financial assistance to single parents of children
with life threatening illnesses to cover the costs of a wide range of
expenses from foods, utilities and clothing to gasoline, car repair and
housing. The foundation also offers the Andre Sobel Award in the amount
of $5000.00 to a young cancer survivor.
Eligibility Guidelines
Single parent of a child under 21 yrs of age with a life threatening
illness who resides in the United States.
How To Apply Patients and families must be submitted to the foundation by a participating medical facility.
Area of Service National
Program Name Aubrey Rose Hollenkamp Children's Trust Foundation
Program Address 4480 Oakville Drive
Cincinnati, OH 45211
Email nancy@aubreyrose.org
Diseases Seriously Ill Children
Details This
foundation provides grants to assist with medical bills for families
with seriously ill children. The grant can only be used for unpaid
medical bills. The deciding committee meets four times a year (March,
June, September and December) and the applications are due the 1st of
the month before.
Eligibility Guidelines The family must have unpaid medical bills related to a seriously ill child.
How To Apply The application can be downloaded from the webiste.
Area of Service National
Program Name Chai Lifeline
Program Address 151 West 30th Street
New York, NY 10001
Phone Number 877-CHAI-LIFE
212-465-1300
Fax Number 212-465-0949
Email unavailable
Diseases Childhood Life Threatening, Chronic or Genetic Disease
Eligibility
Guidelines Applicants must be diagnosed with and receiving treatment
for a life-threatening, chronic or genetic disease.
How To Apply The
program has several regional and international offices. Visit the
program website to locate an office near you or contact the
international office using the number above to be directed accordingly.
Area of Service National
Program Name Family House
Program Address 50 Irving St.
1234 10th Avenue
San Francisco, CA 94122
Phone Number 415-476-8321
Diseases Childhood Cancer, Children with Life Threatening Illnesses, Children with Serious Medical Problems.
Details This
program serves as a home away from home, at no cost, for families of
seriously ill children being treated at the University of California San
Francisco Children's Hospital for Cancer and other Serious Illness by
providing room and board including kitchens, libraries, playrooms and
laundry facilities.
Eligibility Guidelines Families of seriously
ill children being treated at the University of California San Francisco
Children's Hospital for Cancer or other serious illness. Must live a
minimum distance of 50 miles away from San Francisco.
How To Apply Contact the UCSF Pediatric Social Work Office at (415) 353-2655.
Area of Service National
Program Name Fisher House
Program Address 7323 West Highway 90, Suite 206
San Antonio, TX 78227
Phone Number 210- 673-7500
Fax Number 210-673-7579
Diseases Serious
Illness, Life Threatening Diseases, Children with Life Threatening
Diseases, Children with Serious Medical Problems
Details This
program is a home-away-from-home, at no cost, for the families of
seriously ill or injured patients receiving treatment at Wilford Hall
Medical Center in San Antonio, Texas. The three facilities have 25
fully-furnished bedrooms, most with private baths. The houses have
well-stocked community kitchens, and spacious dining and living areas.
Features include in-room telephones and cable TV/VCR, laundry
facilities, housekeeping services, and transportation to and from the
medical center. A caring staff member is available around-the-clock to
assist guests.
Eligibility Guidelines Service members, parents,
spouses, other relatives, or anybody supporting seriously ill or injured
inpatients at Wilford Hall are eligible to stay at the two Fisher
Houses and the Fisher House Inn for Children.
How To Apply To apply
to this program, call the Department of Social Work at 210-292-6294 or
visit the website for further details.
Area of Service National
Program Name Friends of Karen, Inc
Program Address PO Box 190
118 Titicus
Purdys, NY 10578
Phone Number 914-227-4547
631-473-1768
Fax Number 914-277-4967
Email info@friendsofkaren.org
Diseases Children with a life-threatening illness
Details The
Family Support Program provides case management and attempts of find
resources. If need remains the foundation will provide direct financial
assistance for medical care and other illness-related expenses,
including - but not limited to - transportation to medical treatment
including parking, meals for parents while a child is inpatient, home
care needs, child care for siblings when parents have to be with their
hospitalized child, health insurance and basic living expenses that
become unmanageable due to lost wages as a result of the illness and the
high cost of medical care. There is also the Bereavement Support
Services which helps with the emotional and financial support.
Eligibility
Guidelines The patient must be under the age of 21 and have been
diagnosised with a life-threatening illness and live in one of the
following area: Bronx, Brooklyn, Manhattan, Staten Island, Queen, Long
Island (Nassau, Suffolk), Westchester, Rockland, Putnam, Dutchess,
Sullivan, Orange and Ulster Counties, northern New Jersey (Bergen,
Essex, Hudson, Passaic, Union), and Fairfield County, Connecticut.
How To Apply Contact the program for more information.
Area of Service The New York City Area (including parts of NJ and CT)
Program Name Healing The Children
Program Address 112 5th Ave
Hawthorne, NJ 07506
Phone Number 973-949-5034
Fax Number 973-949-5036
Email info@midlantic.org
Diseases Serious Childhood Illness
Details This
program provides financial assistance, assistance with transportation
to locations where specialized care is available, medical supplies,
specialized medical equipment and/or prescription medicines and homeless
families with toiletries, food, clothing, over-the-counter medical
supplies and baby items. This program also acts as a referral agency for
free services and sometimes as an advocate with insurance companies,
doctors, hospitals and/or local and state health organizations.
Eligibility
Guidelines Must be the family of a child with a serious illness. All
applications are considered on a case by case basis.
How To Apply Contact the program directly to apply.
Area of Service National
Program Name Jessica's Hope Chest
Program Address JHC Applications
PO Box 774
Louisburg, NC 27549
Phone Number 919 497-000
Diseases Critically Ill Children
Web Site http://www.4jhc.org/
Details This
organization helps families with critically ill children cover the cost
of necessities which are not covered by priviate medical insurance or
government assistance. These necessities can include trasportation to
and from medical facilities, housing costs, the purchase of specialized
equipment and formulas. The foundation also have a limited Monthly Grant
Program.
Eligibility Guidelines The child must be under the age of 18 and be critically ill.
How To Apply Call, email or go to the website for more details and an application
Area of Service National
Program Name Kentucky Commission For Children With Special Health Care Needs
Program Address 982 Eastern Parkway
Louisville, KY 40217
Phone Number 800-232-1160
502-595-4459
Fax Number 502-595-4673
Email Michele.Sither@ky.gov
Diseases Serious Childhood Disease, Children with Serious Illness
Details This
program provides assistance with medical care and medications for
children ages 0-21 with certain health conditions. A partial list of
covered diseases or conditions includes, but is not limited to: Severe
Asthma, Cerebral Palsy, Hemophilia, Scoliosis, Cystic Fibrosis and Spina
Bifida. For a complete list of covered diseases, contact the program or
visit their website.
Eligibility Guidelines Applicants should be
residents of Kentucky, under 21 years of age, have a condition that
usually responds to medical treatment that is provided within the
program and demonstrate a financial need.
How To Apply Contact the program directly to apply or visit the program website.
Area of Service Kentucky
Program Name Little Star Foundation
Program Address 256 Rancho Milagro Way
Hesperus, CO 81326
Phone Number 800-543-6565
Diseases Children with Cancer, Children with Life Threatening Illnesses, Children with Serious Medical Problems.
Web Site http://www.littlestar.org/index.html
Details This
program provides long term care, educational, medical and financial
support, as well as the distribution of medical supplies, equipment,
food, clothing and educational supplies to children with cancer and
other diseases.
Eligibility Guidelines Families of children diagnosed with cancer or other serious illness.
How To Apply Contact the program directly, or visit the program website for more information.
Area of Service National
Program Name The Bureau for Children with Medical Handicaps/Premium Payment Assistance Program
Program Address 1 West Winter Street, Second Floor
Delaware, OH 43015
Phone Number 740-368-1700
Diseases Conditions
that are chronic, physically handicapping and can be treated including
Diabetes, Cerebal Palsy, Scoliosis, Epilepsy, Cancer, Sickle Cell
Disease, Hearing Loss, Spinal Injuries. Contact the program for a
complete list of covered conditions.
Eligibility Guidelines Child
must be under the age of 21, be a resident of Ohio, have a medical
handicap, be under the care of a BCMH-approved physician and meet the
bureau's medical and financial guidelines. If the child remains
eligible, services may be renewed each year until the child turns 21.
How To Apply Contact the program to apply for assistance. A medical application must be submitted by a BCMH approved physician.
Area of Service Ohio
Program Name The Cure For Our Children Foundation Take My Hand Program
Program Address
Hawthorne, CA
Phone Number 310-322-6046
Fax Number 310-454-9592
Diseases Cancer and other life threatening diseases
Web Site http://www.cureourchildren.org/takemyhand.htm
Details This
program provides financial support to families with children who have
cancer and other life threatening diseases. This support includes, but
is not limited to financial support from the programs individual
contribution fund and laptop computers on loan from the foundation to
communicate with family members during treatment far away.
Eligibility Guidelines Nust be the family of a child with cancer or other life threatening disease
How To Apply Contact the program by phone, or use on-line application provided on the program website.
Area of Service National
Program Name The Keaton Raphael Memorial for Neuroblastoma, Inc. Family Grant
Program Address 970 Reserve Drive, Suite 144
Roseville, CA 95678
Phone Number 916-784-6786
775-327-6275
Fax Number 916-784-3384
Email Info@ChildCancer.org
Diseases Childhood Cancer
Details This
program provides direct financial support to families with children who
have been diagnosed with cancer, live in Northern California and are
being treated in an accredited institution to help cover the costs of
household expenses, insurance premiums/co-pays and other bills. Gas,
telephone and grocery cards are also included, as well other gift cards.
Eligibility Guidelines Childhood cancer patients and their
families who reside in and are being treated for childhood cancer at an
accredited institution in Northern California.
How To Apply Contact the program directly to apply for assistance.
Area of Service Northern California
Program Name The Tomorrow Fund
Program Address RI Hospital Campus
593 Eddy Street
Providence, RI 02903
Phone Number 401-444-8811
Fax Number 401-444-4542
Email bducharme@lifespan.org
Diseases Childhood Cancer
Web Site http://www.tomorrowfund.org/financial_assistance.htm
Details This
program provides financial assistance to families of children with
cancer who are being treated at Hasbro Children's Hospital in
Providence, Rhode Island to help cover the costs of meals, parking, home
expenses including utility bills, medication, insurance co-pays and
some travel expenses.
Eligibility Guidelines Must have a child
diagnosed with cancer who is receiving treatment at Hasbro Children's
Hospital in Providence.
How To Apply Contact the program directly to apply for assistance.
Area of Service Rhode Island
Children with Malocclusion
Program Name California Children's Services
Program Address Contact is Through County CCS Office
Phone Number None
Diseases Conditions
involving the Heart, Neoplasms, Disorders of the Blood, Endocrine,
nutritional, and metabolic diseases, Disorders of the genito-urinary
system, Disorders of the gastrointestinal system, Serious birth defects,
Disorders of the sense organs, Disorders of the nervous system,
Disorders of the musculoskeletal system and connective tissues, Severe
disorders of the immune system, Disabling conditions or poisonings
requiring intensive care or rehabilitation, Complications of premature
birth requiring an intensive level of care, Disorders of the skin and
subcutaneous tissue, Medically handicapping malocclusion
Web Site http://www.dhcs.ca.gov/services/ccs/Pages/default.aspx
Details This
is a program that treats children with certain physical limitations and
chronic health conditions or dieases. The program can authorize and pay
for specific medical services and equipment provided by approved
specialists. These can include: doctor services, hospital and surgical
care, physical therapy, occupational therapy, lab tests, x-rays,
orthopedic appliances, medical equipment, medical case management,
and/or referrals to other agencies.
Eligibility Guidelines The
applicant must be under 21, a resident of California and have a family
gross adjusted income of $40,000 or less, or the out-or-pocket medical
expenses for a child who qualifies are expected to be more than 20% of
the family income or the child has Healthy Families Coverage.
How To
Apply The application is available on line. It must be completed and
sent back to a county department of California Children's Services
(there is a list on the website). Some of the programs are run by the
California Department of Health Services.
Area of Service California
Children with Muscular Dystrophy
Program Name California Children's Services
Program Address Contact is Through County CCS Office
Phone Number None
Diseases Conditions
involving the Heart, Neoplasms, Disorders of the Blood, Endocrine,
nutritional, and metabolic diseases, Disorders of the genito-urinary
system, Disorders of the gastrointestinal system, Serious birth defects,
Disorders of the sense organs, Disorders of the nervous system,
Disorders of the musculoskeletal system and connective tissues, Severe
disorders of the immune system, Disabling conditions or poisonings
requiring intensive care or rehabilitation, Complications of premature
birth requiring an intensive level of care, Disorders of the skin and
subcutaneous tissue, Medically handicapping malocclusion
Web Site http://www.dhcs.ca.gov/services/ccs/Pages/default.aspx
Details This
is a program that treats children with certain physical limitations and
chronic health conditions or dieases. The program can authorize and pay
for specific medical services and equipment provided by approved
specialists. These can include: doctor services, hospital and surgical
care, physical therapy, occupational therapy, lab tests, x-rays,
orthopedic appliances, medical equipment, medical case management,
and/or referrals to other agencies.
Eligibility Guidelines The
applicant must be under 21, a resident of California and have a family
gross adjusted income of $40,000 or less, or the out-or-pocket medical
expenses for a child who qualifies are expected to be more than 20% of
the family income or the child has Healthy Families Coverage.
How To
Apply The application is available on line. It must be completed and
sent back to a county department of California Children's Services
(there is a list on the website). Some of the programs are run by the
California Department of Health Services.
Area of Service California
Program Name Disabled Children's Relief Fund
Program Address PO Box 89
Freeport, NY 11520
Phone Number 516-377-1605
Diseases Children
with Disabilities including: Blind, Deaf, Amputees, and children with
Cerebral Palsy, Muscular Dystrophy, Spastic Quadriplegia, Encephalitis,
Rheumatoid Arthritis, Spina Bifida, Down's Syndrome, and other
disabilities.
Details This organizatoin provides disabled children
with assistance to obtain wheelchairs, orthopedic braces, walkers,
lifts, hearing aids, eyeglasses, medical equipment, physical therapy,
and surgery.
Eligibility Guidelines This organization focuses on
helping children throughout the US that do not have adequate health
insurance. This could be a program of last resort.
How To Apply Call the organization between April and September to get an application.
Area of Service National
Children with Physical Deformities
Program Name Children' Special Health Care Services -Indiana State Department of Health
Program Address Indiana State Department of Health
2 north Meridian St
Indianapolis, In 46204
Phone Number 800-475-1355
317-233-1325
Diseases Childhood
chronic, critcal conditions. (Can include apnea, arthritis, autism,
severe asthma, cerebral palsy, chronic anemia, cleft lip and/or palate,
congenital or acquired developmental deformities, congenital heart
disease or arrhythmias, chromosomal disorders, chronic pulmonary
disease, cystic fibrosis (life time coverage), endocrine deficiencies,
profound hearing loss, severe hemophilia hydrocephalus, inflamammatory
bowel disease, inborn errors of metabolism, neuromuscular dysfunction,
myelodyspasia or spinal cord dysfunction, oncologic disorders, renal
disease, seizure disorder.)
Web Site Go to Website
Details This
is a supplemental program that helps Indiana families of children with
serious, chronic medical conditions pay for treatment to treatment
related to their child's condition.
Eligibility Guidelines The
child must be aged newborn to 21 years old, a resident of Indiana and
have an income at or below 250% of the Federal Poverty Level. The child
must also have a severe medical conditions that have lasted (or are
expected to last) at least two years, will produce disability or
disfigurement or limits on function, require special diet or devices,
or, would produce a chronic disabling physical condition if untreated.
Some physical conditions that may qualify a child for services include:
apnea, arthritis, autism, severe asthma, cerebral palsy, chronic anemia,
cleft lip and/or palate, congenital or acquired developmental
deformities, congenital heart disease or arrhythmias chromosomal
disorders, chronic pulmonary disease, cystic fibrosis (life time
coverage), endocrine deficiencies, profound hearing loss, severe
hemophilia hydrocephalus, inflamammatory bowel disease, inborn errors of
metabolism, neuromuscular dysfunction, myelodyspasia or spinal cord
dysfunction, oncologic disorders, renal disease, seizure disorder.
How
To Apply Contact the local county Office of Family and Children, the
local First Steps agencey or Riley Hospital. To complete an application
the applicant will need the chld's birth certificate, proof of
residence, social security number of the child, and proof of
parent(s)/guardian(s) income.
Area of Service Indiana
Program Name Fresh Start
Program Address 2011 Palomar Airport Rd
Suite 206
Carlsbad, CA 92011
Phone Number 760-944-7774
866-551-1729
Fax Number 760-944-1729
Diseases Childhood physical deformities caused by birth defects, accidents, abuse or disease
Details This
foundation provides no cost surgery, dental care and speech therapy to
children who are suffering for physical deformities caused by birth
defects, accidents, abuse or disease. The foundation also provides
transportation assistance so patients can get to the surgery site in San
Diego. The surgeries take place on certain weekends (see the website
for more details.)
Eligibility Guidelines The patient must be a
child from 1 to 21 years old who is suffering from physical deformities
caused by birth defects, accidents, abuse or disease and be financially
disadvantaged.
How To Apply Call the foundation for more information or download the application from the website.
Area of Service National
Children with physically disabling conditions
Program Name Ohio Department of Health/Bureau of Children with Medical Handicaps (BCMH)
Program Address 1 West Winter Street, Second Floor
Delaware, OH 43015
Phone Number 740-368-1700
Diseases Medical
Handicaps. Contact the program directly or visit the program website
for a complete listing of eligible handicaps.
Web Site http://www.delawarehealth.org/bcmh.htm
Details This
program has four tiers that will find and help pay for medical services
for children under 21 who are residents of Ohio and have a Medical
Handicap. The Diagnostic Program will diagnose or rule out a condition
and develop a plan for treatment. This portion of the program is
available for up to three months. The Treatment Program helps to link
families with specialty care providers and helps to pay for the medical
care. These services can be used for up to one year. The Service
Coordination Program helps families locate and coordinate services for
their child. There is also a Premuim Payment Assistance Program that may
assist qualified families to pay for their insurance premiums,
including COBRA.
Eligibility Guidelines For the Diagnostic Program
the child must be under 21 years of age, be a resident of the US and
Ohio and have a possible medical handicap. There are no financial
guidelines for this program. For the Treatment Program the child must be
under 21 years of age, be a resident of Ohio, US resident, under the
care of a BCMH approved physician, have an eligible handicap and be
financially eligible. Medicaid and private insurance must be used before
BCMH becomes a source of payment for this part of the program. The
Service Coordination Program helps families locate and coordinate
services for their child.
How To Apply Contact the Delaware General Health District at 740-368-1700
Area of Service Ohio
Program Name The Bureau for Children with Medical Handicaps/Premium Payment Assistance Program
Program Address 1 West Winter Street, Second Floor
Delaware, OH 43015
Phone Number 740-368-1700
Diseases Conditions
that are chronic, physically handicapping and can be treated including
Diabetes, Cerebal Palsy, Scoliosis, Epilepsy, Cancer, Sickle Cell
Disease, Hearing Loss, Spinal Injuries. Contact the program for a
complete list of covered conditions.
Details This program will
assist qualified families of children with specific physically
handicapping and chronic conditions to pay for insurance premiums,
including COBRA. Included in the list of covered diseases or conditions
are Diabetes, Cerebal Palsy, Scoliosis, Epilepsy, Cancer, Sickle Cell
Disease, Hearing Loss and Spinal Injuries. Contact the program directly
or visit the program website for a complete list of covered conditions.
Eligibility
Guidelines Child must be under the age of 21, be a resident of Ohio,
have a medical handicap, be under the care of a BCMH-approved physician
and meet the bureau's medical and financial guidelines. If the child
remains eligible, services may be renewed each year until the child
turns 21.
How To Apply Contact the program to apply for assistance. A medical application must be submitted by a BCMH approved physician.
Area of Service Ohio
Children with PKU
Program Name California Children's Services
Program Address Contact is Through County CCS Office
Phone Number None
Diseases Conditions
involving the Heart, Neoplasms, Disorders of the Blood, Endocrine,
nutritional, and metabolic diseases, Disorders of the genito-urinary
system, Disorders of the gastrointestinal system, Serious birth defects,
Disorders of the sense organs, Disorders of the nervous system,
Disorders of the musculoskeletal system and connective tissues, Severe
disorders of the immune system, Disabling conditions or poisonings
requiring intensive care or rehabilitation, Complications of premature
birth requiring an intensive level of care, Disorders of the skin and
subcutaneous tissue, Medically handicapping malocclusion
Details This
is a program that treats children with certain physical limitations and
chronic health conditions or dieases. The program can authorize and pay
for specific medical services and equipment provided by approved
specialists. These can include: doctor services, hospital and surgical
care, physical therapy, occupational therapy, lab tests, x-rays,
orthopedic appliances, medical equipment, medical case management,
and/or referrals to other agencies.
Eligibility Guidelines The
applicant must be under 21, a resident of California and have a family
gross adjusted income of $40,000 or less, or the out-or-pocket medical
expenses for a child who qualifies are expected to be more than 20% of
the family income or the child has Healthy Families Coverage.
How To
Apply The application is available on line. It must be completed and
sent back to a county department of California Children's Services
(there is a list on the website). Some of the programs are run by the
California Department of Health Services.
Area of Service California
Children with Rheumatoid Arthritis
Program Name Disabled Children's Relief Fund
Program Address PO Box 89
Freeport, NY 11520
Phone Number 516-377-1605
Diseases Children
with Disabilities including: Blind, Deaf, Amputees, and children with
Cerebral Palsy, Muscular Dystrophy, Spastic Quadriplegia, Encephalitis,
Rheumatoid Arthritis, Spina Bifida, Down's Syndrome, and other
disabilities.
Details This organizatoin provides disabled children
with assistance to obtain wheelchairs, orthopedic braces, walkers,
lifts, hearing aids, eyeglasses, medical equipment, physical therapy,
and surgery.
Eligibility Guidelines This organization focuses on
helping children throughout the US that do not have adequate health
insurance. This could be a program of last resort.
How To Apply Call the organization between April and September to get an application.
Area of Service National
Children with Serious Medical Problems
Program Name Aubrey Rose Hollenkamp Children's Trust Foundation
Program Address 4480 Oakville Drive
Cincinnati, OH 45211
Email nancy@aubreyrose.org
Diseases Seriously Ill Children
Web Site http://www.aubreyrose.org/
Details This
foundation provides grants to assist with medical bills for families
with seriously ill children. The grant can only be used for unpaid
medical bills. The deciding committee meets four times a year (March,
June, September and December) and the applications are due the 1st of
the month before.
Eligibility Guidelines The family must have unpaid medical bills related to a seriously ill child.
How To Apply The application can be downloaded from the webiste.
Area of Service National
Program Name Family House
Program Address 50 Irving St.
1234 10th Avenue
San Francisco, CA 94122
Phone Number 415-476-8321
Diseases Childhood Cancer, Children with Life Threatening Illnesses, Children with Serious Medical Problems.
Details This
program serves as a home away from home, at no cost, for families of
seriously ill children being treated at the University of California San
Francisco Children's Hospital for Cancer and other Serious Illness by
providing room and board including kitchens, libraries, playrooms and
laundry facilities.
Eligibility Guidelines Families of seriously
ill children being treated at the University of California San Francisco
Children's Hospital for Cancer or other serious illness. Must live a
minimum distance of 50 miles away from San Francisco.
How To Apply Contact the UCSF Pediatric Social Work Office at (415) 353-2655.
Area of Service National
Program Address c/o Cerner Corporation
2800 Rockcreek Parkway
Kansas City, MO 64117
Phone Number 816-201-1569
Fax Number 816-571-1569
Diseases Serious Childhood Medical Programs
Details Grants generally fit into three categories:
1) Clinical expenses: expenses associated with clinical procedures, treatment, medicine, therapy, prosthesis, etc.
2) Durable medical goods: wheelchairs, assistive technology equipment, specialized transportation and care devices
3) Displacement expenses: expenses associated with families of seriously ill children who must relocate during treatment
Eligibility
Guidelines The child must be under the care of a pediatrician and have
a specific need. There must be no existing financial net (such as
Medicaid or private insurance) to cover the requested expenses. The case
must be in a proactive stage. An application for debt reduction for
expenses already incurred will not be considered for First Hand
Foundation funding. All grant requests and associated application
materials are due on the Friday before the first Wednesday of each
month.
How To Apply Call the above number to get an application or apply on line.
Area of Service Nationwide
Program Name Fisher House
Program Address 7323 West Highway 90, Suite 206
San Antonio, TX 78227
Phone Number 210- 673-7500
Fax Number 210-673-7579
Diseases Serious
Illness, Life Threatening Diseases, Children with Life Threatening
Diseases, Children with Serious Medical Problems
Details This
program is a home-away-from-home, at no cost, for the families of
seriously ill or injured patients receiving treatment at Wilford Hall
Medical Center in San Antonio, Texas. The three facilities have 25
fully-furnished bedrooms, most with private baths. The houses have
well-stocked community kitchens, and spacious dining and living areas.
Features include in-room telephones and cable TV/VCR, laundry
facilities, housekeeping services, and transportation to and from the
medical center. A caring staff member is available around-the-clock to
assist guests.
Eligibility Guidelines Service members, parents,
spouses, other relatives, or anybody supporting seriously ill or injured
inpatients at Wilford Hall are eligible to stay at the two Fisher
Houses and the Fisher House Inn for Children.
How To Apply To apply
to this program, call the Department of Social Work at 210-292-6294 or
visit the website for further details.
Area of Service National
Program Name Healing The Children
Program Address 112 5th Ave
Hawthorne, NJ 07506
Phone Number 973-949-5034
Fax Number 973-949-5036
Email info@midlantic.org
Diseases Serious Childhood Illness
Details This
program provides financial assistance, assistance with transportation
to locations where specialized care is available, medical supplies,
specialized medical equipment and/or prescription medicines and homeless
families with toiletries, food, clothing, over-the-counter medical
supplies and baby items. This program also acts as a referral agency for
free services and sometimes as an advocate with insurance companies,
doctors, hospitals and/or local and state health organizations.
Eligibility
Guidelines Must be the family of a child with a serious illness. All
applications are considered on a case by case basis.
How To Apply Contact the program directly to apply.
Area of Service National
Program Name Jessica's Hope Chest
Program Address JHC Applications
PO Box 774
Louisburg, NC 27549
Phone Number 919 497-000
Diseases Critically Ill Children
Details This
organization helps families with critically ill children cover the cost
of necessities which are not covered by priviate medical insurance or
government assistance. These necessities can include trasportation to
and from medical facilities, housing costs, the purchase of specialized
equipment and formulas. The foundation also have a limited Monthly Grant
Program.
Eligibility Guidelines The child must be under the age of 18 and be critically ill.
How To Apply Call, email or go to the website for more details and an application
Area of Service National
Program Name Kentucky Commission For Children With Special Health Care Needs
Program Address 982 Eastern Parkway
Louisville, KY 40217
Phone Number 800-232-1160
502-595-4459
Fax Number 502-595-4673
Email Michele.Sither@ky.gov
Diseases Serious Childhood Disease, Children with Serious Illness
Details This
program provides assistance with medical care and medications for
children ages 0-21 with certain health conditions. A partial list of
covered diseases or conditions includes, but is not limited to: Severe
Asthma, Cerebral Palsy, Hemophilia, Scoliosis, Cystic Fibrosis and Spina
Bifida. For a complete list of covered diseases, contact the program or
visit their website.
Eligibility Guidelines Applicants should be
residents of Kentucky, under 21 years of age, have a condition that
usually responds to medical treatment that is provided within the
program and demonstrate a financial need.
How To Apply Contact the program directly to apply or visit the program website.
Area of Service Kentucky
Program Name Little Star Foundation
Program Address 256 Rancho Milagro Way
Hesperus, CO 81326
Phone Number 800-543-6565
Diseases Children with Cancer, Children with Life Threatening Illnesses, Children with Serious Medical Problems.
Details This
program provides long term care, educational, medical and financial
support, as well as the distribution of medical supplies, equipment,
food, clothing and educational supplies to children with cancer and
other diseases.
Eligibility Guidelines Families of children diagnosed with cancer or other serious illness.
How To Apply Contact the program directly, or visit the program website for more information.
Area of Service National
Program Name Locks Of Love
Program Address 2925 10th Avenue N
Suite 102
Lake Worth, FL 33461
Phone Number 561-963-1677
888-896-1588
Fax Number 561-963-9914
Email info@locksoflove.org
Diseases Serious Childhood Disease, Childhood Cancer, Alopecia Areata, Hair Loss
Details This
program provides high quality hair prosthetics to financially
disadvantaged children in the United States and Canada who are under age
18 and living with long-term medical hair loss from any diagnosis. The
retail value of the hair prosthetics is generally between $3,500 to
$6,000. This program will also provide synthetic hairpieces to children
living with short term hair loss.
Eligibility Guidelines Must be a
resident of the United States or Canada, under age 18, living with
long-term medical hair loss and meet financial eligibility guidelines as
determined by the program.
How To Apply Contact the program directly, or visit the program website and complete an application.
Area of Service National
Program Name Ohio Department of Health/Bureau of Children with Medical Handicaps (BCMH)
Program Address 1 West Winter Street, Second Floor
Delaware, OH 43015
Phone Number 740-368-1700
Diseases Medical
Handicaps. Contact the program directly or visit the program website
for a complete listing of eligible handicaps.
Details This program
has four tiers that will find and help pay for medical services for
children under 21 who are residents of Ohio and have a Medical Handicap.
The Diagnostic Program will diagnose or rule out a condition and
develop a plan for treatment. This portion of the program is available
for up to three months. The Treatment Program helps to link families
with specialty care providers and helps to pay for the medical care.
These services can be used for up to one year. The Service Coordination
Program helps families locate and coordinate services for their child.
There is also a Premuim Payment Assistance Program that may assist
qualified families to pay for their insurance premiums, including COBRA.
Eligibility Guidelines For the Diagnostic Program the child must
be under 21 years of age, be a resident of the US and Ohio and have a
possible medical handicap. There are no financial guidelines for this
program. For the Treatment Program the child must be under 21 years of
age, be a resident of Ohio, US resident, under the care of a BCMH
approved physician, have an eligible handicap and be financially
eligible. Medicaid and private insurance must be used before BCMH
becomes a source of payment for this part of the program. The Service
Coordination Program helps families locate and coordinate services for
their child.
How To Apply Contact the Delaware General Health District at 740-368-1700
Area of Service Ohio
Program Name Spare Key
Program Address 1380 Energy Lane
Sutie 203
St. Paul, MN 55108
Phone Number 651-457-2607
Email info@sparekey.org
Diseases Children with Serious Medical Problems.
Web Site http://www.sparekey.org/
Details This
program will pay mortgage payments for accepted applicants not to
exceed $1,500 for up to one year. The program will also pay second
mortgages, but not association fees, rent, or payments on multiple
properties.
Eligibility Guidelines The family of the child must be
resident of Minnesota and a US citizen or legal alien. The family must
also show that the the childs medical care has resulted in a
demonstrated significant reduction of income or increase in expenses or
the families income is below $38,200 (if they live within the 11 county
metro area) or below $25,600 and live out-state. The child must have
either a minimum of 21 days of inpatient hospital care within 90 days
before assistance will be considered or 10 days inpatient and a minimum
of 11 days of full time home nursing are.
How To Apply The
application is available on the website, or call the above number to get
the application sent out. The completed application must be sent back
with a copy of a mortgage statement or written documentation from the
lender.
Area of Service Minnesota
Program Name Wyoming Children's Special Health
Program Address 6101 N Yellowstone Rd.
Suite 420
Cheyenne, WY 82002
Phone Number 307-777-5413
307-777-7941
Fax Number 307-777-7215
Diseases Convulsive
Disorders, Neurofibromatosis, Juvenile Idiopathis Arthritis, Cystic
Fibrosis, Diabetes Mellitus Type I, Esotropia, Exotropia and Amblyopia,
Autism Spectrum Disorder/Pervasive Developmental Delay, Global
Developmental Delay, Osteogenesis Imperfecta, Retinopathy of
Prematurity, Tympanostomy Tubes, Hemophilia and Variants, Cerebral Palsy
Web Site http://wdh.state.wy.us/familyhealth/csh/index.html
Details This
is a program that provides financial assistance to families with
children who have special health care needs in Wyoming. The program will
pay for specialty medical care related to the
approved/condition/diagnosis. There is up to $40,000 maxium annual
coverage.
Eligibility Guidelines The child must be a Wyoming
resident under the age of 19 and be suspected or known to have one of
the medically eligibles (ie chronic illness or disability) The child can
have insurance, KidCare, CHIP, Medicaid.
How To Apply To apply or
get more information contact The Public Health Nurse (a list is
available on the website.) The child's medical, education and family
financial records are required when meeting with the Public Health
Nurse.
Area of Service Wyoming
Children with Spastic Quadriplegia &
Children with Spina Bifida
Program Name Disabled Children's Relief Fund
Program Address PO Box 89
Freeport, NY 11520
Phone Number 516-377-1605
Diseases Children
with Disabilities including: Blind, Deaf, Amputees, and children with
Cerebral Palsy, Muscular Dystrophy, Spastic Quadriplegia, Encephalitis,
Rheumatoid Arthritis, Spina Bifida, Down's Syndrome, and other
disabilities.
Details This organizatoin provides disabled children
with assistance to obtain wheelchairs, orthopedic braces, walkers,
lifts, hearing aids, eyeglasses, medical equipment, physical therapy,
and surgery.
Eligibility Guidelines This organization focuses on
helping children throughout the US that do not have adequate health
insurance. This could be a program of last resort.
How To Apply Call the organization between April and September to get an application.
Area of Service National
Children with Spinal Cord Injuries
Program Name California Children's Services
Program Address Contact is Through County CCS Office
Phone Number None
Diseases Conditions
involving the Heart, Neoplasms, Disorders of the Blood, Endocrine,
nutritional, and metabolic diseases, Disorders of the genito-urinary
system, Disorders of the gastrointestinal system, Serious birth defects,
Disorders of the sense organs, Disorders of the nervous system,
Disorders of the musculoskeletal system and connective tissues, Severe
disorders of the immune system, Disabling conditions or poisonings
requiring intensive care or rehabilitation, Complications of premature
birth requiring an intensive level of care, Disorders of the skin and
subcutaneous tissue, Medically handicapping malocclusion
Details This
is a program that treats children with certain physical limitations and
chronic health conditions or dieases. The program can authorize and pay
for specific medical services and equipment provided by approved
specialists. These can include: doctor services, hospital and surgical
care, physical therapy, occupational therapy, lab tests, x-rays,
orthopedic appliances, medical equipment, medical case management,
and/or referrals to other agencies.
Eligibility Guidelines The
applicant must be under 21, a resident of California and have a family
gross adjusted income of $40,000 or less, or the out-or-pocket medical
expenses for a child who qualifies are expected to be more than 20% of
the family income or the child has Healthy Families Coverage.
How To
Apply The application is available on line. It must be completed and
sent back to a county department of California Children's Services
(there is a list on the website). Some of the programs are run by the
California Department of Health Services.
Area of Service California
Program Name Shriners Hospitals for Children
Program Address PO Box 31356
Tampa, FL 33621
Phone Number 800-237-5055
Diseases Orthopedic Conditions, Burn Injuries, Spinal Cord Rehabilitation, Cleft Lip, Palate Repair.
Web Site No link available.
Details Shriners
Hospitals for Children are located throughout the United States and the
hopsitals provided free care to children whom have a reasonable
possibility that the child's condition can be helped by the the
hospital.
Eligibility Guidelines The child must be under the age of 18. There are not any income limits.
How To Apply Call the program or go to the website to get an application.
Area of Service National
Program Name The Bureau for Children with Medical Handicaps/Premium Payment Assistance Program
Program Address 1 West Winter Street, Second Floor
Delaware, OH 43015
Phone Number 740-368-1700
Diseases Conditions
that are chronic, physically handicapping and can be treated including
Diabetes, Cerebal Palsy, Scoliosis, Epilepsy, Cancer, Sickle Cell
Disease, Hearing Loss, Spinal Injuries. Contact the program for a
complete list of covered conditions.
Details This program will
assist qualified families of children with specific physically
handicapping and chronic conditions to pay for insurance premiums,
including COBRA. Included in the list of covered diseases or conditions
are Diabetes, Cerebal Palsy, Scoliosis, Epilepsy, Cancer, Sickle Cell
Disease, Hearing Loss and Spinal Injuries. Contact the program directly
or visit the program website for a complete list of covered conditions.
Eligibility
Guidelines Child must be under the age of 21, be a resident of Ohio,
have a medical handicap, be under the care of a BCMH-approved physician
and meet the bureau's medical and financial guidelines. If the child
remains eligible, services may be renewed each year until the child
turns 21.
How To Apply Contact the program to apply for assistance. A medical application must be submitted by a BCMH approved physician.
Area of Service Ohio
Children with Terminal Illinesses
Program Name American Cancer Society
Program Address 1599 Clifton Rd., NE
Atlanta, GA 30329-4251
Phone Number 800-ACS-2345
Diseases Any form of Cancer
Details Each
local office of the American Cancer Society may have different programs
to help with expenses related to cancer treatment, including
transportation, medicine, medical supplies and lodging.
Eligibility Guidelines Not specified.
How To Apply Call the above number or go on-line to find a local chapter to get an application
Area of Service The local chapters administer the different programs
Program Name Healing The Children
Program Address 112 5th Ave
Hawthorne, NJ 07506
Phone Number 973-949-5034
Fax Number 973-949-5036
Email info@midlantic.org
Diseases Serious Childhood Illness
Details This
program provides financial assistance, assistance with transportation
to locations where specialized care is available, medical supplies,
specialized medical equipment and/or prescription medicines and homeless
families with toiletries, food, clothing, over-the-counter medical
supplies and baby items. This program also acts as a referral agency for
free services and sometimes as an advocate with insurance companies,
doctors, hospitals and/or local and state health organizations.
Eligibility
Guidelines Must be the family of a child with a serious illness. All
applications are considered on a case by case basis.
How To Apply Contact the program directly to apply.
Area of Service National
Program Name Jessica's Hope Chest
Program Address JHC Applications
PO Box 774
Louisburg, NC 27549
Phone Number 919 497-000
Diseases Critically Ill Children
Details This
organization helps families with critically ill children cover the cost
of necessities which are not covered by priviate medical insurance or
government assistance. These necessities can include trasportation to
and from medical facilities, housing costs, the purchase of specialized
equipment and formulas. The foundation also have a limited Monthly Grant
Program.
Eligibility Guidelines The child must be under the age of 18 and be critically ill.
How To Apply Call, email or go to the website for more details and an application
Area of Service National
Program Name Kelly Ann Dolan Memorial Foundation
Program Address KADMF
PO Box 556
Ambler, PA 19002
Phone Number 215-643-0763
Fax Number 215-628-0266
Diseases Children with Chronic or Terminal Illness.
Details This
program helps pay for non medical expenses not covered by insurance
(Child care, travel related costs, education and support meetings, and
cosmetic or hygiene products.)
Eligibility Guidelines All referrals
must be made through a social worker, nurse, case worker or other
healthcare provider. The child must have a diagnosed serious, chronic or
critical illness, disability or condition currently requiring medical
attention, though he or she does not need to be hospitalized at the time
of the referral; further, the child must be medically involved enough
that he or she is currently being followed by a healthcare provider who
is informed about the child’s condition.
How To Apply Call the above number to get more information. The website has the Healthcare Provider Application for download.
Area of Service New Jersey, Pennsylvania, and Deleware.
Children with Thyroid Problems &
Children with Uncontrolled Seizures
Program Name California Children's Services
Program Address Contact is Through County CCS Office
Phone Number None
Diseases Conditions
involving the Heart, Neoplasms, Disorders of the Blood, Endocrine,
nutritional, and metabolic diseases, Disorders of the genito-urinary
system, Disorders of the gastrointestinal system, Serious birth defects,
Disorders of the sense organs, Disorders of the nervous system,
Disorders of the musculoskeletal system and connective tissues, Severe
disorders of the immune system, Disabling conditions or poisonings
requiring intensive care or rehabilitation, Complications of premature
birth requiring an intensive level of care, Disorders of the skin and
subcutaneous tissue, Medically handicapping malocclusion
Web Site http://www.dhcs.ca.gov/services/ccs/Pages/default.aspx
Details This
is a program that treats children with certain physical limitations and
chronic health conditions or dieases. The program can authorize and pay
for specific medical services and equipment provided by approved
specialists. These can include: doctor services, hospital and surgical
care, physical therapy, occupational therapy, lab tests, x-rays,
orthopedic appliances, medical equipment, medical case management,
and/or referrals to other agencies.
Eligibility Guidelines The
applicant must be under 21, a resident of California and have a family
gross adjusted income of $40,000 or less, or the out-or-pocket medical
expenses for a child who qualifies are expected to be more than 20% of
the family income or the child has Healthy Families Coverage.
How To
Apply The application is available on line. It must be completed and
sent back to a county department of California Children's Services
(there is a list on the website). Some of the programs are run by the
California Department of Health Services.
Area of Service California
Chromosomal Disorders
Program Name Children' Special Health Care Services -Indiana State Department of Health
Program Address Indiana State Department of Health
2 north Meridian St
Indianapolis, In 46204
Phone Number 800-475-1355
317-233-1325
Diseases Childhood
chronic, critcal conditions. (Can include apnea, arthritis, autism,
severe asthma, cerebral palsy, chronic anemia, cleft lip and/or palate,
congenital or acquired developmental deformities, congenital heart
disease or arrhythmias, chromosomal disorders, chronic pulmonary
disease, cystic fibrosis (life time coverage), endocrine deficiencies,
profound hearing loss, severe hemophilia hydrocephalus, inflamammatory
bowel disease, inborn errors of metabolism, neuromuscular dysfunction,
myelodyspasia or spinal cord dysfunction, oncologic disorders, renal
disease, seizure disorder.)
Details This is a supplemental program
that helps Indiana families of children with serious, chronic medical
conditions pay for treatment to treatment related to their child's
condition.
Eligibility Guidelines The child must be aged newborn to
21 years old, a resident of Indiana and have an income at or below 250%
of the Federal Poverty Level. The child must also have a severe medical
conditions that have lasted (or are expected to last) at least two
years, will produce disability or disfigurement or limits on function,
require special diet or devices, or, would produce a chronic disabling
physical condition if untreated. Some physical conditions that may
qualify a child for services include: apnea, arthritis, autism, severe
asthma, cerebral palsy, chronic anemia, cleft lip and/or palate,
congenital or acquired developmental deformities, congenital heart
disease or arrhythmias chromosomal disorders, chronic pulmonary disease,
cystic fibrosis (life time coverage), endocrine deficiencies, profound
hearing loss, severe hemophilia hydrocephalus, inflamammatory bowel
disease, inborn errors of metabolism, neuromuscular dysfunction,
myelodyspasia or spinal cord dysfunction, oncologic disorders, renal
disease, seizure disorder.
How To Apply Contact the local county
Office of Family and Children, the local First Steps agencey or Riley
Hospital. To complete an application the applicant will need the chld's
birth certificate, proof of residence, social security number of the
child, and proof of parent(s)/guardian(s) income.
Area of Service Indiana
Chronic Bronchitis
Program Name Respiratory Disease Wellcare Program
Program Address 4812 S. Mill Ave
Tempe, AZ 85282
Phone Number 480-967-9203
800-307-8048
Fax Number 800-345-2425
Diseases Asthma, Chronic Bronchitis, COPD, Emphysema, Lung Cancer
Details This
program will provide home delivery of medications, respiratory therapy
and assistance with paperwork for Medicare and other insurers.
Eligibility
Guidelines The applicant must be a US resident, Medicare enrolled or
eligible and suffer from a chronic lung disease.
How To Apply Call the program or apply on line.
Area of Service National
Chronic Disease – Debilitating or Life Threatening
Program Name Caring Voice Coalition
Program Address 8249 Meadowbridge Road
Mechanicsville, VA 23116
Phone Number 888-267-1440
804-427-6468
Fax Number
Email CVCInfo@caringvoice.org
Diseases Chronic, Serious illnesses
Web Site http://www.caringvoice.org/about.htm
Details There
are three categories to the program. The Medicare Prescription Drug
Assistance Program will help clients pay for medication while the client
is in the Medicare Part D coverage gap. The Insurance Copayment
Assistance program will help in paying copayments or coinsurance costs
to the pharmacy.The Insurance Premium Assistance Program helps clients
pay for insurance premiums.
Eligibility Guidelines The applicant
must have a chronic illness supported by CVC, be taking an FDA approved
drug for the treatment and have current health insurance that covers the
medication. The applicant must also show a need for financial help.
How To Apply Call the program to request an application, or visit the program website for more information.
Area of Service National
Program Name Friends of Karen, Inc
Program Address PO Box 190
118 Titicus
Purdys, NY 10578
Phone Number 914-227-4547
631-473-1768
Fax Number 914-277-4967
Email info@friendsofkaren.org
Diseases Children with a life-threatening illness
Web Site http://www.friendsofkaren.org/index.asp
Details The
Family Support Program provides case management and attempts of find
resources. If need remains the foundation will provide direct financial
assistance for medical care and other illness-related expenses,
including - but not limited to - transportation to medical treatment
including parking, meals for parents while a child is inpatient, home
care needs, child care for siblings when parents have to be with their
hospitalized child, health insurance and basic living expenses that
become unmanageable due to lost wages as a result of the illness and the
high cost of medical care. There is also the Bereavement Support
Services which helps with the emotional and financial support.
Eligibility
Guidelines The patient must be under the age of 21 and have been
diagnosised with a life-threatening illness and live in one of the
following area: Bronx, Brooklyn, Manhattan, Staten Island, Queen, Long
Island (Nassau, Suffolk), Westchester, Rockland, Putnam, Dutchess,
Sullivan, Orange and Ulster Counties, northern New Jersey (Bergen,
Essex, Hudson, Passaic, Union), and Fairfield County, Connecticut.
How To Apply Contact the program for more information.
Area of Service The New York City Area (including parts of NJ and CT)
Program Name Patient Advocate Foundation
Program Address 700 Thimble Shoals Blvd
Suite 200
Newport, VA 23606
Phone Number 800-532-5274
Fax Number 757-873-8999
Email help@patientadvocate.org
Diseases Chronic, Debilitating or Life Threatening Disease
Web Site http://www.patientadvocate.org/
Details This
program will help with every aspect of financial struggles due to
illness. They will work with insurance, doctors, and hospitals to find
assistance in paying for needed care. They will also help find ways to
pay for any medical debt and/or cost of living issues brought on by the
disease.
Eligibility Guidelines The patient must have a chronic, debilitating or life threatening disease.
How To Apply Call the above number to start the process.
Area of Service Nationwide.
Program Name Surgery on Sunday, Inc (SOS)
Program Address PO Box 498
Lexington, KY 40504
Phone Number 859-246-0046
Fax Number 859-246-1752
Diseases In need of surgery for illness or condition
Web Site http://www.surgeryonsunday.org/
Details This
program helps people who are need of surgeries but can't afford them,
who live in Kentucky. This is a referral based program, that works with
clinics to give free surgeries and treatments to accepted applicants on
Sunday a month.
Eligibility Guidelines The applicant must not qualify for Medicare or Medicaid and not afford health insurance.
How
To Apply All applicants must be referred to the program by a
participating organization. There is a list on the website of these
organizations, or call the program to get more information.
Area of Service Kentucky
Chronic Childhood Illnesses
Program Name Andre Sobel River of Life Foundation
Program Address 8899 Beverly Blvd
Suite 111
Los Angeles, CA 90048,
Phone Number 310-276-7111
Diseases Life threatening illness
Web Site http://www.andreriveroflife.org/mission.html
Details This
foundation provides financial assistance to single parents of children
with life threatening illnesses to cover the costs of a wide range of
expenses from foods, utilities and clothing to gasoline, car repair and
housing. The foundation also offers the Andre Sobel Award in the amount
of $5000.00 to a young cancer survivor.
Eligibility Guidelines
Single parent of a child under 21 yrs of age with a life threatening
illness who resides in the United States.
How To Apply Patients and families must be submitted to the foundation by a participating medical facility.
Area of Service National
Program Name Aubrey Rose Hollenkamp Children's Trust Foundation
Program Address 4480 Oakville Drive
Cincinnati, OH 45211
Email nancy@aubreyrose.org
Diseases Seriously Ill Children
Web Site http://www.aubreyrose.org/
Details This
foundation provides grants to assist with medical bills for families
with seriously ill children. The grant can only be used for unpaid
medical bills. The deciding committee meets four times a year (March,
June, September and December) and the applications are due the 1st of
the month before.
Eligibility Guidelines The family must have unpaid medical bills related to a seriously ill child.
How To Apply The application can be downloaded from the webiste.
Area of Service National
Program Name Catastrophic Illness in Children Relief Fund
Program Address New Jersey Department of Human Services
PO Box 700
Trenton, NJ 80625
Phone Number 800-335-3863
609-292-0600
Email www.state.nj.us/humanservices/catill/email.htm
Diseases Children with cronic diseases
Web Site http://www.state.nj.us/humanservices/catill/cicrf1.htm
Details This fund helps families with ill children who can not afford the medical bills.
Eligibility
Guidelines The child must under the age of 21 when the medical
expenses were incurred and the family must live in New Jersery for at
least 3 months immediately prior to the date of application. (Migrant
workers may be eligible.) The family can be overwhelmed with medical
expenses due to; lack of insurance or no dependent coverage, preexisting
condition exclusion, expenses exceed max benefits allowed, or co-pays
and expenses that are uncovered by insurance. In any prior consecutive
12 month period, dating back to 1998, eligible expenses must exceed 10%
of the family's income.
How To Apply Call the Fund to get more information and to apply.
Area of Service New Jersey
Program Name Embrace Kids Foundation
Program Address 121 Somerset Street
The Edith and Martin Stein Building of Hope
New Brunswick, NJ 08901
Phone Number 732-247-5300
Diseases Chronic Illness
Web Site http://www.embracekids.org/emergency-financial-assistance
Details This
program provides financial assistance to the families of chronically
ill children to help pay the costs of rent, mortgage, utility bills,
prescriptions, babysitters and transportatipon to and from medical
appointments.
Eligibility Guidelines Must be a family of a child with a chronic illness.
How To Apply Contact the program directly.
Area of Service National
Program Name Godstock
Program Address PO Box 661
China Grove, NC 28023
Phone Number 704-857-7011
Fax Number 704-857-9856
Diseases Childhood Chronic Illness.
Web Site http://www.godstock.org/
Details This
program will provide financial support to North Carolina residents with
chroncially ill children for non medical bills.
Eligibility Guidelines The applicant must be between the ages of 0-19 and live in North Carolina.
How To Apply Email or call the program facilitator to get an application emailed, faxed or mailed out.
Area of Service This program assists people in North Carolina.
Program Name Kelly Ann Dolan Memorial Foundation
Program Address KADMF
PO Box 556
Ambler, PA 19002
Phone Number 215-643-0763
Fax Number 215-628-0266
Diseases Children with Chronic or Terminal Illness.
Web Site http://www.kadmf.org/
Details This
program helps pay for non medical expenses not covered by insurance
(Child care, travel related costs, education and support meetings, and
cosmetic or hygiene products.)
Eligibility Guidelines All referrals
must be made through a social worker, nurse, case worker or other
healthcare provider. The child must have a diagnosed serious, chronic or
critical illness, disability or condition currently requiring medical
attention, though he or she does not need to be hospitalized at the time
of the referral; further, the child must be medically involved enough
that he or she is currently being followed by a healthcare provider who
is informed about the child’s condition.
How To Apply Call the above number to get more information. The website has the Healthcare Provider Application for download.
Area of Service New Jersey, Pennsylvania, and Deleware.
Program Name The Bureau for Children with Medical Handicaps/Premium Payment Assistance Program
Program Address 1 West Winter Street, Second Floor
Delaware, OH 43015
Phone Number 740-368-1700
Diseases Conditions
that are chronic, physically handicapping and can be treated including
Diabetes, Cerebal Palsy, Scoliosis, Epilepsy, Cancer, Sickle Cell
Disease, Hearing Loss, Spinal Injuries. Contact the program for a
complete list of covered conditions.
Web Site http://www.delawarehealth.org/bcmh.htm
Details This
program will assist qualified families of children with specific
physically handicapping and chronic conditions to pay for insurance
premiums, including COBRA. Included in the list of covered diseases or
conditions are Diabetes, Cerebal Palsy, Scoliosis, Epilepsy, Cancer,
Sickle Cell Disease, Hearing Loss and Spinal Injuries. Contact the
program directly or visit the program website for a complete list of
covered conditions.
Eligibility Guidelines Child must be under the
age of 21, be a resident of Ohio, have a medical handicap, be under the
care of a BCMH-approved physician and meet the bureau's medical and
financial guidelines. If the child remains eligible, services may be
renewed each year until the child turns 21.
How To Apply Contact the program to apply for assistance. A medical application must be submitted by a BCMH approved physician.
Area of Service Ohio
Chronic Kidney Disease
Program Name Children' Special Health Care Services -Indiana State Department of Health
Program Address Indiana State Department of Health
2 north Meridian St
Indianapolis, In 46204
Phone Number 800-475-1355
317-233-1325
Diseases Childhood
chronic, critcal conditions. (Can include apnea, arthritis, autism,
severe asthma, cerebral palsy, chronic anemia, cleft lip and/or palate,
congenital or acquired developmental deformities, congenital heart
disease or arrhythmias, chromosomal disorders, chronic pulmonary
disease, cystic fibrosis (life time coverage), endocrine deficiencies,
profound hearing loss, severe hemophilia hydrocephalus, inflamammatory
bowel disease, inborn errors of metabolism, neuromuscular dysfunction,
myelodyspasia or spinal cord dysfunction, oncologic disorders, renal
disease, seizure disorder.)
Web Site http://www.in.gov/ai/errors/isdh_404.html
Details This
is a supplemental program that helps Indiana families of children with
serious, chronic medical conditions pay for treatment to treatment
related to their child's condition.
Eligibility Guidelines The
child must be aged newborn to 21 years old, a resident of Indiana and
have an income at or below 250% of the Federal Poverty Level. The child
must also have a severe medical conditions that have lasted (or are
expected to last) at least two years, will produce disability or
disfigurement or limits on function, require special diet or devices,
or, would produce a chronic disabling physical condition if untreated.
Some physical conditions that may qualify a child for services include:
apnea, arthritis, autism, severe asthma, cerebral palsy, chronic anemia,
cleft lip and/or palate, congenital or acquired developmental
deformities, congenital heart disease or arrhythmias chromosomal
disorders, chronic pulmonary disease, cystic fibrosis (life time
coverage), endocrine deficiencies, profound hearing loss, severe
hemophilia hydrocephalus, inflamammatory bowel disease, inborn errors of
metabolism, neuromuscular dysfunction, myelodyspasia or spinal cord
dysfunction, oncologic disorders, renal disease, seizure disorder.
How
To Apply Contact the local county Office of Family and Children, the
local First Steps agencey or Riley Hospital. To complete an application
the applicant will need the chld's birth certificate, proof of
residence, social security number of the child, and proof of
parent(s)/guardian(s) income.
Area of Service Indiana
Program Name National Kidney Foundation of the Virginias (Virginia)
Program Address 2601 Willard Rd
Suite 103
Richmond, VI 23294
Phone Number 888-543-6398
804-288-8342
Fax Number 804-282-7835
Email welcome@kidneyva.org
Diseases Chronic Kidney Disease, Chronic Urological Disease
Web Site http://www.kidneyva.org/index.html
Details This
foundation has a grant to provide financial assistance to those
affected by chronic kidney and/or urologic disease who live in the
service area (most of Virginia and West Virginia) who experience unusual
or unexpected expenses affecting the continuity of medical care.
Eligibility
Guidelines The applicant must live in the area of service (most of
Virginia and West Virginia), and have chronic kidney and/or urologic
disease.
How To Apply The application can be downloaded from the
website and should be filled out by a social worker, but the applicant
must sign it as well.
Area of Service Virginia
Program Name National Kidney Foundation of the Virginias (West Virginia)
Program Address 2601 Willard Rd
Suite 13
Richmond, VA 23294
Phone Number 888-543-6398
804-288-8342
Fax Number 804-282-7835
Email welcome@kidneyva.org
Diseases Chronic Kidney Disease, Chronic Urological Disease
Web Site http://www.kidneyva.org/index.html
Details This
foundation has a grant to provide financial assistance to those
affected by chronic kidney and/or urologic disease who live in the
service area (most of Virginia and West Virginia) who experience unusual
or unexpected expenses affecting the continuity of medical care.
Eligibility
Guidelines The applicant must live in the area of service (most of
Virginia and West Virginia), and have chronic kidney and/or urologic
disease.
How To Apply The application can be downloaded from the
website and should be filled out by a social worker, but the applicant
must sign it as well.
Area of Service West Virginia
Chronic Myelocytic Leukemia &
Chronic Myeloid Leukemia
Program Name Patient Services, Inc.
Program Address PO Box 1602
Midlothian, VA 23113
Phone Number 800-366-7741
Fax Number 804-744-5407
Diseases Alpha-1-Antitrypsin
Deficiency, Bone Health, Chronic Myelocytic Leukemia, Gastrointestinal
Stromal Tumors, IGF-1 (Insulin-like Growth Factor Deficiency),
Hemophilia, MPS-1 Hurler/Scheie, Primary Immune Deficiency, Fabry
Disease, Pompe, Severe Congenital Protein C Deficiency, Cystic Fibrosis
associated with Pseudomonas Aeruginosa, Cutaneous T-Cell Lymphoma,
Asthma (Moderate to Severe IgE-mediated Asthma)
Web Site http://www.uneedpsi.org/cms400min/index.aspx
Details This
program assists persons with chronic medical illnesses in accessing
health insurance and pharmacy co-payment assistance.
Eligibility Guidelines The patient must have insurance and be a US citizen.
How To Apply Call the above number to get more information and request an application.
Area of Service Nationwide
Chronic Pain
Program Name NORD Intrathecal Therapy for Pain Management Co-Payment Assistance Program
Program Address 55 Kenosia Ave
Danbury, CT 06813
Phone Number 888-774-2581
203-744-0100
Fax Number 203-798-2291
Email PatientAssistance@raredisease.org
Diseases Chronic Pain
Web Site http://www.rarediseases.org/programs/medication
Details This
program will provide financial assistance to cover the costs of co-pays
for Intrathecal Therapy for pain management.
Eligibility Guidelines Uninsured or underinsured individuals receiving Intrathecal Therapy for pain management.
How To Apply Contact the program directly to apply for assistance.
Area of Service National
Chronic Plaque Psoriasis
Program Name NORD CPP Premium/Co-Payment Assistance Program
Program Address 55 Kenosia Ave
Danbury, CT 06813
Phone Number 800-634-7207
203-744-0100
Fax Number 203-798-2291
Email PatientAssistance@raredisease.org
Diseases Plaque Psoriasis
Web Site http://www.rarediseases.org/programs/medication
Details This
program will provide financial assistance to cover the costs of co-pays
for approved medications used to treat Plaque Psoriasis. Contact the
program directly or visit the program website for a list of approved
medications.
Eligibility Guidelines Uninsured or underinsured individuals living with Plaque Psoriasis.
How To Apply Contact the program directly to apply for assistance
Area of Service National
Chronic Pulmonary Disease
Program Name Children' Special Health Care Services -Indiana State Department of Health
Program Address Indiana State Department of Health
2 north Meridian St
Indianapolis, In 46204
Phone Number 800-475-1355
317-233-1325
Diseases Childhood
chronic, critcal conditions. (Can include apnea, arthritis, autism,
severe asthma, cerebral palsy, chronic anemia, cleft lip and/or palate,
congenital or acquired developmental deformities, congenital heart
disease or arrhythmias, chromosomal disorders, chronic pulmonary
disease, cystic fibrosis (life time coverage), endocrine deficiencies,
profound hearing loss, severe hemophilia hydrocephalus, inflamammatory
bowel disease, inborn errors of metabolism, neuromuscular dysfunction,
myelodyspasia or spinal cord dysfunction, oncologic disorders, renal
disease, seizure disorder.)
Web Site http://www.in.gov/ai/errors/isdh_404.html
Details This
is a supplemental program that helps Indiana families of children with
serious, chronic medical conditions pay for treatment to treatment
related to their child's condition.
Eligibility Guidelines The
child must be aged newborn to 21 years old, a resident of Indiana and
have an income at or below 250% of the Federal Poverty Level. The child
must also have a severe medical conditions that have lasted (or are
expected to last) at least two years, will produce disability or
disfigurement or limits on function, require special diet or devices,
or, would produce a chronic disabling physical condition if untreated.
Some physical conditions that may qualify a child for services include:
apnea, arthritis, autism, severe asthma, cerebral palsy, chronic anemia,
cleft lip and/or palate, congenital or acquired developmental
deformities, congenital heart disease or arrhythmias chromosomal
disorders, chronic pulmonary disease, cystic fibrosis (life time
coverage), endocrine deficiencies, profound hearing loss, severe
hemophilia hydrocephalus, inflamammatory bowel disease, inborn errors of
metabolism, neuromuscular dysfunction, myelodyspasia or spinal cord
dysfunction, oncologic disorders, renal disease, seizure disorder.
How
To Apply Contact the local county Office of Family and Children, the
local First Steps agencey or Riley Hospital. To complete an application
the applicant will need the chld's birth certificate, proof of
residence, social security number of the child, and proof of
parent(s)/guardian(s) income.
Area of Service Indiana
Chronic Urologic Disease
Program Name National Kidney Foundation of the Virginias (Virginia)
Program Address 2601 Willard Rd
Suite 103
Richmond, VI 23294
Phone Number 888-543-6398
804-288-8342
Fax Number 804-282-7835
Email welcome@kidneyva.org
Diseases Chronic Kidney Disease, Chronic Urological Disease
Web Site http://www.kidneyva.org/index.html
Details This
foundation has a grant to provide financial assistance to those
affected by chronic kidney and/or urologic disease who live in the
service area (most of Virginia and West Virginia) who experience unusual
or unexpected expenses affecting the continuity of medical care.
Eligibility
Guidelines The applicant must live in the area of service (most of
Virginia and West Virginia), and have chronic kidney and/or urologic
disease.
How To Apply The application can be downloaded from the
website and should be filled out by a social worker, but the applicant
must sign it as well.
Area of Service Virginia
Program Name National Kidney Foundation of the Virginias (West Virginia)
Program Address 2601 Willard Rd
Suite 13
Richmond, VA 23294
Phone Number 888-543-6398
804-288-8342
Fax Number 804-282-7835
Email welcome@kidneyva.org
Diseases Chronic Kidney Disease, Chronic Urological Disease
Details This
foundation has a grant to provide financial assistance to those
affected by chronic kidney and/or urologic disease who live in the
service area (most of Virginia and West Virginia) who experience unusual
or unexpected expenses affecting the continuity of medical care.
Eligibility
Guidelines The applicant must live in the area of service (most of
Virginia and West Virginia), and have chronic kidney and/or urologic
disease.
How To Apply The application can be downloaded from the
website and should be filled out by a social worker, but the applicant
must sign it as well.
Area of Service West Virginia
Cleft Lip and Palate
Program Name California Children's Services
Program Address Contact is Through County CCS Office
Phone Number None
Diseases Conditions
involving the Heart, Neoplasms, Disorders of the Blood, Endocrine,
nutritional, and metabolic diseases, Disorders of the genito-urinary
system, Disorders of the gastrointestinal system, Serious birth defects,
Disorders of the sense organs, Disorders of the nervous system,
Disorders of the musculoskeletal system and connective tissues, Severe
disorders of the immune system, Disabling conditions or poisonings
requiring intensive care or rehabilitation, Complications of premature
birth requiring an intensive level of care, Disorders of the skin and
subcutaneous tissue, Medically handicapping malocclusion
Details This
is a program that treats children with certain physical limitations and
chronic health conditions or dieases. The program can authorize and pay
for specific medical services and equipment provided by approved
specialists. These can include: doctor services, hospital and surgical
care, physical therapy, occupational therapy, lab tests, x-rays,
orthopedic appliances, medical equipment, medical case management,
and/or referrals to other agencies.
Eligibility Guidelines The
applicant must be under 21, a resident of California and have a family
gross adjusted income of $40,000 or less, or the out-or-pocket medical
expenses for a child who qualifies are expected to be more than 20% of
the family income or the child has Healthy Families Coverage.
How To
Apply The application is available on line. It must be completed and
sent back to a county department of California Children's Services
(there is a list on the website). Some of the programs are run by the
California Department of Health Services.
Area of Service California
Program Name Children' Special Health Care Services -Indiana State Department of Health
Program Address Indiana State Department of Health
2 north Meridian St
Indianapolis, In 46204
Phone Number 800-475-1355
317-233-1325
Diseases Childhood
chronic, critcal conditions. (Can include apnea, arthritis, autism,
severe asthma, cerebral palsy, chronic anemia, cleft lip and/or palate,
congenital or acquired developmental deformities, congenital heart
disease or arrhythmias, chromosomal disorders, chronic pulmonary
disease, cystic fibrosis (life time coverage), endocrine deficiencies,
profound hearing loss, severe hemophilia hydrocephalus, inflamammatory
bowel disease, inborn errors of metabolism, neuromuscular dysfunction,
myelodyspasia or spinal cord dysfunction, oncologic disorders, renal
disease, seizure disorder.)
Details This is a supplemental program
that helps Indiana families of children with serious, chronic medical
conditions pay for treatment to treatment related to their child's
condition.
Eligibility Guidelines The child must be aged newborn to
21 years old, a resident of Indiana and have an income at or below 250%
of the Federal Poverty Level. The child must also have a severe medical
conditions that have lasted (or are expected to last) at least two
years, will produce disability or disfigurement or limits on function,
require special diet or devices, or, would produce a chronic disabling
physical condition if untreated. Some physical conditions that may
qualify a child for services include: apnea, arthritis, autism, severe
asthma, cerebral palsy, chronic anemia, cleft lip and/or palate,
congenital or acquired developmental deformities, congenital heart
disease or arrhythmias chromosomal disorders, chronic pulmonary disease,
cystic fibrosis (life time coverage), endocrine deficiencies, profound
hearing loss, severe hemophilia hydrocephalus, inflamammatory bowel
disease, inborn errors of metabolism, neuromuscular dysfunction,
myelodyspasia or spinal cord dysfunction, oncologic disorders, renal
disease, seizure disorder.
How To Apply Contact the local county
Office of Family and Children, the local First Steps agencey or Riley
Hospital. To complete an application the applicant will need the chld's
birth certificate, proof of residence, social security number of the
child, and proof of parent(s)/guardian(s) income.
Area of Service Indiana
Program Name Foward Face Family Assistance Fund
Program Address 317 East 34th St.
Suite 901A
New York, NY 10016
Phone Number 212-684-5860
Fax Number 212-684-5864
Email camille@forwardface.org
Diseases Apert,
Cleft Lip & Palate, Craniosynostosis, Crouzon, Hemangiomas,
Hemifacial Microsomia, Microtia, Pierre Robin Sequence, Treacher
Collins, Cardiofaciocuteanous Syndrome, Carpenter Syndrome,
Craniofrontonasal Dysplasia, Encephalocele, Goldenhar Syndrome,
Hydrocephalus, Miller Syndrome, Mobius Syndrome, Nager Syndrome, Orbital
Hypertelorism, Pfeiffer Syndrome, Roberts Syndrome, Stickler Syndrome,
Velo-cardio-facial Syndrome, and Waarenburg Syndrome.
Details This fund will assist families who have children with facial deformities with certain medical expenses.
Eligibility Guidelines The family will need to provide financial documentation.
How To Apply Call the program to get more information and to apply
Area of Service National
Program Name Foward Face Nassau County Family Assistance Fund Application
Program Address 317 East 34th St.
Suite 901A
New York, NY 10016
Phone Number 212-684-5860
Fax Number 212-684-5864
Diseases Apert,
Cleft Lip & Palate, Craniosynostosis, Crouzon, Hemangiomas,
Hemifacial Microsomia, Microtia, Pierre Robin Sequence, Treacher
Collins, Cardiofaciocuteanous Syndrome, Carpenter Syndrome,
Craniofrontonasal Dysplasia, Encephalocele, Goldenhar Syndrome,
Hydrocephalus, Miller Syndrome, Mobius Syndrome, Nager Syndrome, Orbital
Hypertelorism, Pfeiffer Syndrome, Roberts Syndrome, Stickler Syndrome,
Velo-cardio-facial Syndrome, and Waarenburg Syndrome.
Details This
fund will assist families who have children with facial deformities with
certain medical expenses. This program will only cover expenses not
covered by insurance and does not cover medical costs.
Eligibility Guidelines The family will need to provide financial documentation and live in Nassau County.
How To Apply Call the program to get more information and to apply
Area of Service New York
Program Name Shriners Hospitals for Children
Program Address PO Box 31356
Tampa, FL 33621
Phone Number 800-237-5055
Diseases Orthopedic Conditions, Burn Injuries, Spinal Cord Rehabilitation, Cleft Lip, Palate Repair.
Web Site No link available.
Details Shriners
Hospitals for Children are located throughout the United States and the
hopsitals provided free care to children whom have a reasonable
possibility that the child's condition can be helped by the the
hospital.
Eligibility Guidelines The child must be under the age of 18. There are not any income limits.
How To Apply Call the program or go to the website to get an application.
Area of Service National
Clotting Disorder
SpecialPatientsInNeed
Post Office Box 1566
Ormond Beach, Florida 32175-1566
Spin.meds@gmail.com
Toll Free:
1-866-572-7944
Facsimile: 1-229-873-9727