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Provides up to $1500 per fiscal year for medical bills related to Spina Bifida but not covered by the Incontinence or Equipment Funds.

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Assists Warren County, PA families who have a child diagnosed with a serious illness with reimbursement for medical related expenses regardless of family income. Reimburses for travel expenses as well as the cost of medical appointments. Sends the family a care package since most families are unprepared with toiletries, clothing, and things to entertain their child/children.

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Helps eligible patients receive health care services at little or no cost, depending on their family income and assets.

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Provides emergency aid, in the form of either a direct grant (a cash gift, not to be repaid) or an interest-free loan, and by giving college scholarships to children of soldiers.

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Provides limited financial support for individuals with a diagnosis of cancer confirmed by an oncology health care provider.

Pennsylvania 211

Assists with rent, utility bills, clothing, medical bills, and other necessities. This assistance may include emergency service delivery and/or referrals/consultations to other agencies or organizations with the means to solve the problem. No funds are given to individuals - instead, all payments are made directly to landlords and other vendors.

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Provides education and support services to people affected by lupus. Collaborates with experts to provide easy-to-use information, programs, and resources to help navigate every step of the journey with lupus. Offers SELF: Strategies to Embrace Living with Lupus Fearlessly; health education specialists, a national resource center, and advocacy and awareness efforts.

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Provides financial assistance for medical and therapy expenses, utilities, and food. Also offers a sensory gym, emotional support, social events, and physical activities.

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Provides emergency financial assistance to eligible PA service members and their eligible family members, and must have a direct and immediate financial need as a result of circumstances beyond their control.

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Offers financial and medical supply help.

Pennsylvania 211

Offers programs that provide financial assistance to patients receiving treatment for blood cancers.

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Helps families of children with cancer cope with the extraordinary costs associated with these illnesses.

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Serves children and adults diagnosed with any blood cancer and works with families as well. Provides patient financial aid, advocacy, information and referral, educational materials, and patient and family support groups, including First Connection, which will match a newly diagnosed patient with a survivor. Sponsors a variety of fundraising opportunities including marathons, triathlons, and walks.

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Provides help with low income, uninsured, and underinsured individuals who are not up to date with breast, cervical, colon and lung cancer screenings. This program provides individualized assistance to guide participants through the process of screening and if necessary, treatment and aftercare. The program also includes help finding resources to overcome barriers to screening, such as transportation and childcare needs, as well as matching participants with a primary care physician/practice for future preventative care.

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Assists with costs of respite care, caregiver training, home adaptation, adult day care, and homemaker services.

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Guthrie offers several funding sources to existing Guthrie patients such as the Cancer Care Fund and the Veterans Patient Assistance Fund. In addition, the Mark Stensager Human Service Fund offers limited financial help to employees, patients of Guthrie, and people of our community based on emergent needs. For additional information call Guthrie's Resource Development Department at 570-887-4420 or email [email protected].

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Offers programs and assistance to individuals with sight impairments.

Pennsylvania 211

Provides direct financial assistance to insured patients who meet certain qualifications to help them pay for the prescriptions and/or treatments they need. This assistance helps patients afford the out-of-pocket costs for these items that their insurance companies require.

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Designed to serve the needs of low-income or financially-challenged women by helping them have a positive pregnancy experience. Care coordinators assist women with the required paperwork to receive supplemental or free services. Programming ensures that the expectant mother will receive necessary obstetric services that might have otherwise not been availabel due to lack of insurance.

Pennsylvania 211

Provides financial assistance to individuals who are in financial need because of breast cancer diagnosis or treatment.

Pennsylvania 211

Patient care fund for Cancer Patients and their families. Provides an avenue for people to donate and assist to family members during a difficult and emotional time.

Pennsylvania 211

Provides assistance with medical expenses, psycho/social support, and case management services for children with cancer.

Pennsylvania 211

Helps cancer patients experience better health and well-being by limiting financial challenges.

Pennsylvania 211

Provides life-saving care and treatment for adults with end-stage renal disease (ESRD). Assists with costs related to renal dialysis in all modes, kidney transplantation, medical management, inpatient and outpatient services, certain prescription medications, home dialysis supplies and equipment, certain physician fees, and limited patient transportation.

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Supports families of pediatric cancer patients throughout central and northeast Pennsylvania. Unlike other funds, 90% of the money donated to ThinkBIG goes directly towards supporting families. ThinkBIG does not pay the salary of patient care providers, provide funds to support renovations to the local children's hospital, or allocate money to pediatric cancer research.

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