Travel & financial grants

AbbVie

This page describes the HUMIRA Complete Patient Support program, which offers resources for patients to access, afford, and manage their HUMIRA medication. It includes services like insurance navigation, a co-pay savings card for the drug, and injection training. However, the provided content does not contain any information about a patient travel assistance grant or coverage for travel-related expenses.

AbbVie

This is the application for the Humira Patient Assistance Program by AbbVie, which helps eligible patients afford their Humira medication. Based on the grant name and URL, this program does not appear to provide coverage for travel expenses.

The Assistance Fund

The Hypoparathyroidism Financial Assistance Program, offered by The Assistance Fund, provides grants for out-of-pocket medical expenses including prescription drug costs, health insurance premiums, therapy administration, and travel to treatment centers or physicians (ground, air, meals, hotel). Eligible patients must be U.S. citizens or permanent residents diagnosed with hypoparathyroidism, receiving an FDA-approved treatment, have prescription coverage, and meet financial eligibility criteria based on household income and size.

The Assistance Fund

The Idiopathic Hypersomnia Financial Assistance Program, offered by The Assistance Fund, helps patients with out-of-pocket costs for FDA-approved treatments, health insurance premiums, and incidental medical expenses. It also provides financial assistance for travel to treatment centers or prescribing physicians, covering ground transportation, air travel, meals, and hotel stays. Eligibility requires U.S. citizenship or permanent residency, a diagnosis of Idiopathic Hypersomnia, an FDA-approved treatment, prescription coverage, and meeting financial criteria based on household income and size.

Ipsen

The Ipsen Cares Patient Support Program assists eligible patients prescribed Onivyde. It offers copay assistance for commercially-insured US residents and a free drug program for US residents experiencing financial hardship who are uninsured or functionally uninsured. Additionally, the program provides individualized nurse support services.

Janssen

Janssen

Jazz Pharmaceuticals

The JazzCares Vyxeos Patient Support Program offers financial assistance to eligible patients to reduce out-of-pocket costs for Vyxeos medication. This includes a savings card for commercially insured patients and a patient assistance program for uninsured or underinsured patients to potentially receive medication at no cost. Eligibility for the patient assistance program requires meeting specific financial and residency criteria.

Karyopharm Therapeutics Inc.

The KaryForward Patient Support Program offers assistance and resources to patients and their caregivers. Nurse case managers can help determine if third-party support, such as transportation assistance, is available for eligible patients. The program also assists with insurance coverage and provides financial aid for XPOVIO medication costs.

QuickRx Specialty Pharmacy

This grant, facilitated by QuickRx Specialty Pharmacy, provides copay assistance, patient savings cards, and financial help for Keveyis (dichlorphenamide) medication to reduce out-of-pocket costs for periodic paralysis patients. It coordinates access to manufacturer copay cards for commercially insured patients, patient assistance programs for uninsured/low-income individuals, and foundation grants for those with Medicare/Medicaid. The assistance is focused on making Keveyis treatment more affordable.

Sobi

Kineret ON TRACK® is a patient support program that assists individuals prescribed KINERET medication by offering information on insurance coverage and financial assistance options. It encompasses a copay assistance program for commercially insured patients, covering up to $13,000 annually, and various patient assistance programs providing KINERET at no cost for eligible patients facing coverage delays or gaps. This program focuses solely on medication costs and does not provide travel assistance.

Kitabis Connect

The Kitabis Connect Patient Assistance Program is a manufacturer program designed to help patients with public insurance (Medicare, Medicaid, or Government Funded) obtain copay assistance for the medication Kitabis Pak, prescribed for Cystic Fibrosis or Non-Tuberculosis Mycobacterial Lung Disease. To qualify, patients must live and receive treatment in the United States and may need to provide income and diagnosis information. This page does not indicate that this specific program offers travel assistance.

Susan G. Komen

The Komen Financial Assistance Program provides financial assistance to eligible individuals to help with the costs of breast cancer treatment. Individuals interested in learning more or inquiring about eligibility can contact the Komen Patient Care Center by phone or email.

Lilly Cares Foundation

The Lilly Cares Foundation offers assistance with Eli Lilly and Company medicines to qualifying patients. This page provides no information about financial assistance for travel expenses such as flights, hotels, or gas.

Eli Lilly and Company

The Lilly Cares Patient Assistance Program is offered by Eli Lilly and Company, with applications currently being accepted. While specific details on travel coverage and eligibility criteria are unavailable without page content, the program is designed to assist patients with healthcare-related needs.

Living Beyond Breast Cancer

The Living Beyond Breast Cancer Fund offers one-time grants ranging from $500 to $1,250 for basic living expenses such as rent, mortgage, utilities, car payments, or car insurance. Eligibility requires an active breast cancer diagnosis (early-stage within 12 months with active treatment, or metastatic with active treatment) and a household income under 400% of the U.S. Federal Poverty Level. Funds are disbursed directly to billers.

Lung Cancer Initiative

The Lung Cancer Initiative Patient Emergency Fund offers financial assistance for healthy food costs, transportation, and other non-medical expenses related to emergencies from a lung cancer diagnosis. Eligibility requires applicants to be North Carolina residents currently undergoing lung cancer treatment. Stipends are limited to one per calendar year and are available until funds are depleted.

Lung Cancer Initiative

The Lung Cancer Initiative Patient Emergency Fund offers financial assistance to North Carolina residents currently undergoing lung cancer treatment. This grant helps cover healthy food costs, transportation, and other non-medical emergency expenses related to a lung cancer diagnosis. Eligible applicants can receive one stipend per calendar year.

Lung Cancer Initiative

The Lung Cancer Initiative Patient Emergency Fund provides financial assistance to lung cancer patients for healthy food costs, transportation, and other non-medical expenses related to emergencies. Applicants must be North Carolina residents who are currently in treatment for lung cancer, and they can receive one stipend per calendar year.

Lung Cancer Initiative

The Lung Cancer Initiative Patient Emergency Fund offers financial assistance for lung cancer patients in North Carolina. It helps cover healthy food costs, transportation, and other non-medical emergency expenses. Applicants must be currently in treatment for lung cancer and can receive one stipend per calendar year.

Lung Cancer Initiative

The Lung Cancer Initiative Patient Emergency Fund provides financial assistance for healthy food costs, transportation, and other non-medical expenses for lung cancer patients experiencing emergencies. To qualify, applicants must be North Carolina residents currently undergoing lung cancer treatment and may receive one stipend per calendar year.

Lung Cancer Initiative

The Lung Cancer Initiative offers a Patient Emergency Fund providing financial assistance for healthy food, transportation, and other non-medical emergency expenses, and a Gas Card Program. Eligibility requires applicants to be residents of North Carolina (or South Carolina for the gas card) and currently undergoing treatment for lung cancer, with gas cards providing $50 every four months. Financial need is implied for both programs.