American Cancer
Society
Telephone: (800) 227–2345
(800) ACS–2345
www.cancer.org |
Cancer Care, Inc.
275 Seventh Avenue
New York, NY 10001
(800) 813-HOPE (4673)
www.cancercare.org
Financial Help Resource:
Cancercare.org/pdf/
financial pdf
Entitlements Resource:
Cancercare.org
entitlements.pdf
Sources of financial assistance:
Cancercare.org
Financial_Sources.pdf
|
Chronic Disease Fund
1-877-968-7233
www.cdfund.org
National Coalition for Cancer Survivors (NCCS)
canceradvocacy.org
|
National Association
of Community Health Centers, Inc.
1330 New Hampshire Avenue, NW, Suite 122
Washington, DC 20036
(202) 659-8008
nachc.com |
Needy Meds
(334) 662-0023
Needymeds.com
Travel
for Treatment |
Patient Advocate
Foundation
866-512-3861
patientadvocate.org
E-mail help@patientadvocate.org.
Phone: (800) 532-5274
|
| Leukemia and
Lymphoma Society
(800) 955–4572
Leukemia.org
CO-PAY assistance
program
LLS.org/copay
| (877) 557-2672
|
Lymphoma Research Foundation (LRF)
- Patient Aid Grant Program
"LRF's Patient Aid Program provides
grants of up to $500, to be used within six months, for
quality of life expenses during treatment. Please contact LRF at (800) 500-9976 or
email" Helpline. |
Patient Services Incorporated
1-800-366-7741
www.uneedpsi.org
Health Care
Options for Uninsured Patients in Pennsylvania
Healthassociates.com |
| Government: State by state health
insurance options for people with pre-existing conditions
http://1.usa.gov/fGvYoQ
Dept. of Health & Human Services Information
on public assistance and food stamps. Check phonebook for your
local office www.os.dhhs.gov
|
Medicare and Medicaid
1-877-267-2323
www.cms.hhs.gov
U.S. Administration on Aging Benefits for older adults.
1-800-677-1116
Social Security
Administration (800) 772–1213
TTY (for deaf and hard of hearing callers):
(800) 325–0778
|
Department of
Veterans Affairs
(800) 827-1000
The Uniform Benefits Package
Enrollment Service Center
(877) 222-VETS (8387)
VA.gov
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| Legal Services: |
Family and
Medical Leave ACT
to take medical leave when the employee is
unable to work because of a serious health condition.
Website
|
Disability Rights Legal Center
provides free and confidential information
and resources on cancer-related legal issues to people with
cancer, their families, friends, employers, health care
professionals, and others coping with cancer
CRLC
|
"Cancer can have a devastating
financial impact on survivors and their families. Two types of
expenses are associated with cancer care: 1) direct medical costs and
2) related non-medical expenses such as travel to and from treatment,
child care, housekeeping assistance, and home care products."
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