Provides financial support (vouchers for travel, hotels, other expenses) associated with receiving treatment, usually surgery, for women with Twin-to-Twin Transfusion Syndrome.

Provides financial assistance with secondary costs when traveling for surgery, including food, travel and lodging.

Provides limited funding assistance for necessary incidental treatment-related services, programs and equipment not covered by insurance, government agencies or other resources to families residing in Northeast Ohio who have children and/or adults with a life-long disability attributed to developmental and/or intellectual impairments. Funds expenses such as respite care, therapies, therapeutic camps, some medical expenses, assistive/adaptive equipment, and communicative devices. NOTE: Does not provide financial assistance for rent, other living expenses, or any modifications done to home, property, or vehicles.

Provides direct, treatment-related financial assistance to people in the United States who are living with chronic kidney disease.

Offers financial assistance in the form of medication assistance grants, financial emergency grants, and medical equipment. Financial emergency grants may be used for purposes such as utility bills, car repairs, or transportation assistance. The amount of assistance a patient can receive is determined on an individual basis.

Provides small grants to patients who meet certain financial and medical criteria. Grants are given on a first-come, first-served basis until funds run out.

Provides assistance with medications and transportation, medical equipment, and nutritional supplements for patients suffering from end stage renal disease or who are newly transplanted. Must income qualify for ongoing assistance.

Provides limited financial assistance to cover medications, equipment, food, infant formula and diapers and emergency living expenses in times of financial stress.

Provides funding for services/supports to persons eligible for Board of Developmental Disabilities (DD) services who live at home with their families or on their own. Types of eligible supports include camp assistance, home modifications, recreation, special equipment, specialized nutrition, and incontinence supplies.

Provides financial and technical assistance to eligible individuals with developmental disabilities who need to purchase special equipment, or who need to purchase special dietary supplements or incontinence products prescribed by a physician or dietitian. Provides financial assistance toward the installation costs of necessary home modifications for those with disabilities, respite care, transition and adult services, and any other unique needs to fill gaps not covered by Medicaid.

Provides financial assistance to help underinsured or unemployed breast cancer patients and their families endure the high costs of breast cancer treatment. Types of funding may include: - Rental or mortgage assistance. - Utilities such as gas, electric, water, and/or phone.

Provides payment for ongoing services related to an eligible handicapping condition. Eligible services may include inpatient hospital days, surgery and anesthesia, prescription medications, medical supplies and equipment, special formula, physical, occupational, and speech therapy, community nutrition services, and other services related to the eligible handicapping condition. Families must apply their health insurance, if any, to the cost of services.

Financial assistance is available to individuals who are required to travel outside of Logan County for extended complex medical care, to assist with the cost of a hotel, parking and meal expenses.

Individual Support Services (ISS) is a locally funded program that helps meet some of the unique needs of individuals eligible for services, birth through their life span. To receive ISS, an individual must be determined eligible for county board services and cannot be enrolled on a Level one (LV1), Self-empowered Life Funding (SELF) or individual Options (IO) Medicaid Waiver, or reside in a nursing facility. The ISS program has four tiers that are based on an individual's age. Each tier has an annual budget that may be accessed for identified needs. Funds are based upon availability, and a waiting list may apply to this service area. ISS can assist with a wide range of services, such as respite, assistance for long distance medical travel, adaptive equipment, specialized items and home modifications. All services funded through ISS must be directly related to an individual's disability.

Assists with overlooked costs associated with medical conditions, such as gas for treatment or appointments, utility bills, rent, prescriptions, school lunch fees for children, grab bars and ramps, Continuation of Health Coverage (COBRA) premiums and so forth. NOTE: Ability to assist is based on need and available resources. Agency relies on donations from individuals, churches, trusts and foundations, local, grassroots fundraisers and local businesses.

Individual Support Services (ISS) is a locally funded program that help meet some of the unique needs of individuals eligible for services, birth through their lifespan. To receive ISS, an individual must be determined eligible for county board services and cannot be enrolled on a Level one (LV1), Self-empowered Life Funding (SELF) or individual Options (IO) Medicaid Waiver, or reside in a nursing facility. The ISS program has four tiers that are based on an individuals age. Each tier has an annual budget that may be accessed for identified needs. Funds are based upon availabilty, and a waiting list may apply to this service area. ISS can assist with a wide range of services, such as respite, assistance for long distance medical travel, adaptive equipment, specialized items and home modifications. All services funded through ISS must be directlyrelated to individual's disability

Provides financial aid to help with incidental expenses relating to medical care such as: food, travel, and lodging.

Provides financial assistance to help breast cancer patients and their families endure the high costs of breast cancer treatment. Funding amount varies based on breast cancer stage ($500 for earlier stage 0-3 and $750 for stage 4 metastatic breast cancer). Funds may be used on daily living costs including: - Rent and mortgage. - Utilities such as gas, electric, water, and/or phone. - Food or groceries. - Transportation. - Medical needs.

Provides local, direct medical assistance for equipment, medical bills and prescriptions for individuals diagnosed with muscular dystrophy, cerebral palsy and/or multiple sclerosis.

Provides grants (up to $1000) for those with ALS or PLS to offset the financial burden of living with the disease. Can be used for transportation, hotels, lost wages, or copays and deductibles directly related to ALS clinic visits.

Facilitates financial and technical assistance to families who need to purchase special equipment for a family member, or purchase and use special dietary supplements or diapers prescribed by a physician or dietitian. Provides financial assistance toward the installation costs of necessary home modifications for those with disabilities, and also to pay for counseling, training, and education for family members caring for an individual with developmental disabilities.