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Medical Care And Equipment Expense Assistance | Friends Of Man

Friends Of Man

Not Applicable.

Eligibility

Serves low-income individuals residing in the United States who are substance-free for at least (1) year and have a stable, independent living environment. Visit the website for other eligibility guidelines. Will not help with any past medical bills, including items or services that have already been ordered. Will NOT accept self-referrals or referrals by family/friends. Applications must be submitted from a referring professional.

Required documents

Completed application form. Attach a written vendor estimate and a letter from the applicant's physician describing his/her overall health and need for the requested item.

Hours

Accepts applications for assistance throughout the year.

Languages

None.

Application process

  • Application must requested online by and submitted by a referring professional such as school personnel, a counselor, a teacher, a nurse or health aid, clergy/pastor, human resources staff, senior center staff, hospital staff, social service caseworker, social service technicians, or staff and volunteers at human service agencies.
  • To request an application and guidelines, visit the website and click on "Apply For Help".

Fees

No fee.

Service area

United States
Provides limited medical care expense assistance for the cost of:
  • Adaptive Equipment.
  • Assistive technology (medically prescribed).
  • Bioness and walk-aid devices.
  • Compression garments.
  • Hearing aids.
  • Lift chairs.
  • Medical equipment.
  • Mobility equipment (wheelchairs, scooters, lifts, and so forth).
  • Orthopedic braces and shoes.
  • Prostheses.
  • Stairlifts.
  • Vehicle adaptations, hand controls (no van conversions).
  • Wheelchair ramps and other home modifications.

Last Verified

05/22/2026

Providing organization

Friends Of Man
Provides limited medical care expense assistance for the cost of prostheses, wheelchairs, medical equipment, and mobility equipment to low-income individuals throughout the United States.

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211 Summit