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NeedyMeds maintains a current list of patient assistance programs and funds categorized by condition and location.

Provides financial assistance to families with sick, injured, or disabled children, including, but not limited to, travel assistance, lodging, medication, medical/adaptive equipment, and other services, as deemed appropriate by staff and/or board.

Limited funding as a last resort for medical care expense.

Missouri Department of Health and Senior Services, Section for Special Health Services, Bureau of Special Health Care Needs (SHCN) provides services for children and adults with disabilities, chronic illnesses and birth defects. SHCN administers the Children and Youth with Special Health Care needs Program (CYSHCN), Healthy Children and Youth Program (HCY), Medically Fragile Adults (MFAW), and the Family Partnership. The Adult Brain Injury Program (ABI) servies adults with a history of traumatic brain injury.Service Coordination is available for all program participants. SHCN is supported by state and federal funding, while ABI is supported soley by state funding. Limited funding is available for paid services and SHS program services serve as the payor of last resort.

Provide resources for individuals when their insurance, family finances and all other resources have been exhausted. These resources may be for medical care, glasses, dental care, and the list can be very diverse.

Help with medical care expenses

UBCF offers and Individual Grant to breast cancer patients, which can be used for medical expenses such as procedures, prescriptions, nutritious food or supplements, and COBRA insurance payments. All funds are disbursed directly to provider.

Case by case assistance for medical expenses.

UBCF offers a Holistic Grant to assist with services including: diet and nutritional counseling and supplements, counseling, mind-body therapies, energy healing, reflexology, lymphatic massage and acupuncture.

We offer free one-on-one RECA claim assistance, helping eligible residents understand the process, gather documentation, and complete paperwork.

Provides emergency funds for children's shots; funding is limited; call for details.

Provides financial aid up to $100 per year per patient for chemotherapy, transfusions, radiation, and some incidental medical expenses for patients with leukemia, lymphoma, Hodgkin's disease, multiple myeloma, or other blood-related cancers.

Assists with cost of medical treatments including co-pays.

Provides practical assistance to families impacted by breast cancer, including funding for screening mammograms, mammograms are not provided on site.

UBCF assists with breast reconstructive surgery for women who have had a mastectomy due to breast cancer.

Provides financial assistance and referrals for dental care, physician care, medications, vision exams, and head lice shampoo and combs.

Assist cancer patients financially to off set costs that they occur during treatment.

Assistance with medical expenses such as copay, case-by-case.

Patient Support Program: Reimbursement of medical expenses up to $1000 for Myasthenia Gravis diagnosed patients who live in Illinois experiencing a financial hardship.

For qualified individuals who have MS or when an MS diagnosis is suspected, MSAA will assist with the cost of your new MRI(s) up to a maximum of $750 per MRI (cranial and/or cervical spine).

Assists active duty military or post 9/11 veteran within 10 years of discharge with documented medical expenses

Foundation providing medical grants to help children gain access to health related services not covered by their family's commercial health plan.