Travel & financial grants

The Assistance Fund

The Assistance Fund: Thyroid Cancer program helps manage copays, coinsurance, and deductibles for FDA-approved thyroid cancer treatments, along with other eligible out-of-pocket costs such as health insurance premiums and incidental medical expenses. It is available for commercially insured or Medicare/Medicaid patients with thyroid cancer who reside in the US and Puerto Rico. Eligibility is needs-based, requiring verification of financial and demographic information.

The Assistance Fund

The Assistance Fund: Thyroid Cancer program aims to support US and Puerto Rico residents with thyroid cancer, covering copays, coinsurance, deductibles, health insurance premiums, and incidental medical expenses for FDA-approved treatments, and potentially off-label drugs. Eligibility requires commercial insurance, Medicare, or Medicaid, based on financial need. However, the program is currently not funded.

Neuroendocrine Cancer Foundation

The CureNET Project offers a $5,000 grant to any NET patient 18 years or older. Funds can be used to cover medical costs, travel to see a NET specialist, pay bills, and allow families to spend time together, with the recipient deciding the necessary use.

HealthWell Foundation

The HealthWell Foundation's Urea Cycle Disorders fund offers financial assistance for prescription drug copays or Medicare Part B insurance premiums. To qualify, applicants must be treated for Urea Cycle Disorders in the United States, have health insurance (Medicare Part B for premium assistance), and meet an income limit up to 500% of the Federal Poverty Level. This fund is currently closed to new patients.

HealthWell Foundation

Novartis

The Zolgensma® Global Managed Access Program (gMAP) was created in 2020 to provide a pathway for patients to access the one-time gene therapy Zolgensma® (onasemnogene abeparvovec) globally. Its purpose is to broaden access to the medicine. The program description does not explicitly mention coverage for travel expenses.

Bristol Myers Squibb

This page describes the BMS Access Support® program, which helps patients understand insurance coverage and find financial support, specifically co-pay assistance for ABRAXANE medication. It does not mention or provide details for a travel assistance grant.

Accessia Health

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Information regarding the Acthar Patient Assistance Program (PAP) could not be found within the provided page content. The page lists various other patient assistance programs, primarily focusing on prescription medication costs.

AIDSETC

This grant, provided by AIDSETC, focuses on assistance for HIV medication programs. Based solely on the grant name and URL, there is no explicit indication that it covers patient travel expenses.

The provided page content from the National Kidney Foundation discusses general prescription discount and assistance resources, kidney health topics, and support options for kidney disease. However, it does not contain any specific information about the 'AkebiaCares Patient Assistance Program', including its coverage, eligibility, or application details.

Alex's Lemonade Stand

The Alex's Lemonade Stand Travel Fund covers travel expenses such as airline, gas, rail, cab, and parking vouchers, as well as lodging in hotels and philanthropic housing, and food vouchers for meals. To qualify, patients must be under 21, in active cancer treatment, and receiving treatment at a "partner facility". Applications must be initiated by a certified healthcare professional.

Alexion

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Alexion OneSource

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Alnylam

Takeda

This page provides general patient resources and stories related to the ALUNBRIG prescription medicine for ALK+ non-small cell lung cancer. It does not contain any information about a travel assistance grant or financial aid for travel.

American Cancer Fund

This resource page from the American Cancer Fund lists various financial assistance programs for cancer patients. These programs can offer support for expenses including medical care, prescription medications, transportation, and lodging. Eligibility requirements vary but commonly involve income levels, insurance status, and a confirmed cancer diagnosis.

American Cancer Fund

American Kidney Fund