The Assistance Fund offers a Sarcoidosis Copay Assistance Program. This grant-based program assists patients with medication costs. While the program's waitlist may be administered on a calendar-year basis, checking their website for the current status is recommended. They also offer financial aid for copayments, coinsurance, deductibles, health insurance premiums, and other health-related expenses for various chronic illnesses.
PAF provides small grants to patients who meet specific financial and medical criteria. Each fund has varying eligibility requirements, so reviewing program details carefully is important. You can contact them toll-free at (855) 824-7941 or apply online.
Accessia Health provides financial assistance for copays, medical treatments, travel, and insurance premiums. This assistance is for individuals with rare and chronic medical conditions.
FSR does not directly award grants to individuals. However, they partner with NeedyMeds to offer a prescription discount card. This card can provide savings on medications, durable medical equipment, and lab tests. They also list several other patient assistance programs focused on specific drug therapies for sarcoidosis, such as A.S.A.P., AZ&Me, Celgene Patient Support, and CSL Behring.
NORD offers various patient assistance programs. These programs include medication assistance, help with insurance premiums and copays, diagnostic testing assistance, and travel assistance for those needing a specialist or clinical trials.
Although their current grant program focuses on chronic diseases like asthma, cardiovascular disease, and diabetes, they have funded projects that promote health equity. These projects aim to prevent and manage chronic diseases in Georgia. Checking their website for potential funding opportunities is advised.
They provide prescription medication assistance to Georgia residents. This assistance is for those who cannot afford maintenance medications for chronic conditions, which can include sarcoidosis. Additional information about their services is available on their website.
The American Lung Association offers a database called FundFinder. This database assists patients in finding financial assistance programs for their specific condition.
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