Provides answers to patient questions about their present and future accounts, billing, or insurance. Also screens for any possible outside solution including, Marketplace insurance or Medicaid, before offering payment assistance or payment plans.

Provides assistance to children with special health care needs and their families through three different programs with varying eligibility. *Diagnostic Program: services for up to six months, from CMH-approved providers, to rule out or diagnose a special health care need or establish a plan of treatment. Services may include: Tests and x-rays Therapy evaluations Public health nursing services Visits to CMH-approved doctors Up to five days in the hospital *Treatment Program: services for one year, from CMH-approved providers, for treatment of an eligible condition. May include: laboratory tests, x-rays, physician visits, prescription medications, medical equipment and supplies, surgeries, hospitalizations, public health nursing services and therapies as well as service coordination. All services must be related to the child's eligible condition. *Service Coordination Program: helps families locate and coordinate services for their child.

Offers a program that will provide basic, medically necessary hospital care free of charge to qualifying hospital patients. Note: If not eligible for Hospital Care Assurance Program (HCAP), may be eligible for other financial assistance programs through Summa Health.

Provides services and programs that focus on children and improving their quality of life, through financial assistance, research and education.

Offers limited financial assistance for patients diagnosed with breast cancer for medical care expenses related to their treatment for breast cancer.

Provides services and programs that focus on children and improving their quality of life, through financial assistance, research and education.

Provides financial grants of up to $5,000 for families who have children with critical medical needs not covered or not fully covered by their commercial/private health benefit plan. The Foundation aims to fill the gap between what medical services/items a child needs and what the commercial/private health benefit plan will pay.

Provides assistance toward the cost of Private, Medicare, Medicaid, and TRICARE insurance premiums, and treatment-related co-pays and co-insurance for prescription drugs, labs, scans, and tests. Award levels vary by disease fund.

Provides free hospital care for qualifying low-income, uninsured patients of University Hospitals campuses. Services not covered by HCAP are medically unnecessary treatments, transplant services, physician charges, ambulance and patient convenience items (telephone, parking, television, personal items).

Provides free and/or reduced medical services for qualifying uninsured patients of Cleveland Clinic facilities, including hospitals and family health centers. Financial assistance is available for emergency and other medically necessary care, and may be available for services provided by a Cleveland Clinic doctor.

Provides up to $10,000 in funding per adopted child with special needs per year, to help cover the costs associated with specialized services, resources, and more. May pay for services not covered under other adoption subsidy programs, insurance programs or Medicaid. PASSS funds can be used to cover the following: Medical and surgical services Psychiatric, psychological, and counseling/therapeutic services Residential treatment Treatment foster care In-patient hospitalization Respite

Provides assistance with paying past due primary physician bills. Classes in budgeting and personal financial planning are also offered and are required in order to qualify for assistance.

Provides free and/or reduced hospital care for qualifying low-income, uninsured or underinsured patients of Mercy Allen Hospital. Financial assistance is available for emergency and other medically necessary care, and may be available for services provided by a Mercy Health doctor.

Provides a limited amount of financial assistance to help patients with significant financial need and who are under a doctor's care for a confirmed blood cancer diagnosis. This program is supported entirely by public contributions and patient aid funds are subject to availability. Patient Financial Aid Program provides $100 a year to help patients offset expenses. Receipts for expenses are not required. To apply, you must be a US resident or US military personnel stationed abroad and in active treatment or ongoing medical follow-up care for a blood cancer. Your prescribing healthcare provider must complete and sign the bottom portion of the application form.

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.

Provides financial assistance (maximum of $750) for an MRI (magnetic resonance imaging) exam to be used for the purpose of determining the diagnosis of Multiple Sclerosis (MS) or for those MS patients who need to track their progression of the disease. Payment is made directly to the test provider.

Provides a State and Federally funded medical care benefit (a form of Medicaid) to foreign nationals, immigrants, refugees/entrants/asylees, permanent residents and undocumented persons who are hospitalized for childbirth or experience an emergency medical condition during their stay in the County, and who have limited resources. If eligibility is satisfied, the hospital will be paid directly for the care received. Other providers whose services are directly connected to the emergency event may also be paid, as determined on a case-by-case basis.

Provides services and programs that focus on children and improving their quality of life, through financial assistance, research and education.

Provides financial assistance with the cost of breast-cancer related expenses. Pays for screening mammograms or other types of diagnostic procedures. Also offers a limited amount of financial assistance to pay for cancer-related expenses such as transportation, wigs, prosthesis, emergency living expenses, etc.

Provides a State and Federally funded medical care benefit (a form of Medicaid) to low-income foreign nationals, immigrants, refugees/entrants/asylees, permanent residents and undocumented persons who are hospitalized for childbirth or experience an emergency medical condition during their stay in the county.

Provides diagnostic and treatment services for people whose illnesses or injuries require that they occupy a bed for at least one night.

Provides a State and Federally funded medical care benefit (a form of Medicaid) to low-income foreign nationals, immigrants, refugees/entrants/asylees, permanent residents and undocumented persons who are hospitalized for childbirth or experience an emergency medical condition during their stay in the county.

Provides answers to patient questions about their present and future accounts, billing, or insurance. Also screens for any possible outside solution including, Marketplace insurance or Medicaid, before offering payment assistance or payment plans.

Provides direct, treatment-related financial assistance to people in the United States who are living with chronic kidney disease. Provides general assistance programs including Health Insurance Premium Program (HIPP) Grants, Safety Net Grants, and Disaster Relief Grants.

Provides free hospital care for qualifying low-income, uninsured patients of Cleveland Clinic hospitals. Services not covered by Hospital Care Assurance Program (HCAP) are medically unnecessary treatments, transplant services, physician charges, ambulance, and patient convenience items (telephone, parking, television, personal items).