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Provides financial assistance for cancer patients that have insurance, but the insurance does not cover co-payments or other cancer-related medical costs.

A cost sharing prescription plan for senior citizens who need help paying for their prescriptions. The deductions are based on yearly incomes, seniors with moderate incomes pay a low quarterly fee, and participate in the Fee Plan and seniors with higher incomes meet an annual deductible, and participate in the Deductible Plan.

Helpline consultants available to assist individuals adapt to the changes they may be experiencing, as they go through life-long process of adjusting their lifestyle to best suit their changing needs.

Advocacy, emergency assistance, education and outreach for persons living with AIDS/HIV and their caregivers. Prevention and awareness programs. Support groups. Individual, couple and family counseling. Assistance with obtaining appropriate housing. Assistance in enrollment in AIDS Drug Assistance Program ADAP. Financial assistance in emergency situations.

Funds of up to $250 available for people with a documented psychiatric diagnosis meeting criteria for a severe and persistent mental illness. Funds can be used for emergency situations. Criteria for funds, explanation of need, copies of bills and other documents, comprehensive plan for resolution, and household incomes.

Offers limited financial assistance to cancer patients undergoing chemotherapy or radiation treatments, for homecare, childcare, transportation or other treatment-related costs.

Provides information to crime victims regarding compensation for medical bills, mental health counseling, occupational rehabilitation expenses, funeral expenses, lost wages, loss of support and repair or replacement of essential property damaged, lost, or destroyed due to a crime.

The Foundation provides financial assistance to eligible patients to cover certain out-of-pocket health care costs, including, prescription drug coinsurance, co-payments, and deductibles, health insurance premiums and other selected out-of-pocket health care costs.

Provides information and financial assistance to caregivers in order to help them obtain respite care services for urgent or emergency care situations, provides families with grants for adult day care, home health care or overnight care provided by a licensed, accredited agency.

Advocacy, emergency assistance, education and outreach for persons living with AIDS/HIV and their caregivers. Prevention and awareness programs. Support groups. Individual, couple and family counseling. Assistance with obtaining appropriate housing. Assistance in enrollment in AIDS Drug Assistance Program ADAP. Financial assistance in emergency situations.

Provides vital services to meet the basic needs of those in Oswego County. These services include assistance with medical cost, prescription drug cost, utility payments, diapers and baby formula, clothing and personal hygiene items, and furniture and household items depending on eligibility and available funding. Offers bus tokens to homeless individuals for transportation to Department of Social Services.

Offers financial assistance for diagnostic medical evaluations, care and treatment for children of low income families with long term or chronic physical disabilities. Services covered include surgical, medical and rehabilitative treatment involving in-hospital care, out-patient care, therapeutic services, and special appliances hearing aids, artificial limbs, wheelchairs, etc..

Provides financial assistance to families of children from birth to age 21 who meet medical and financial eligibility. Call for detailed information regarding all programs and services offered.

A national organization that serves as a liaison between the patient and their insurer, employer and/or creditors to resolve insurance, job discrimination and/or debt crisis matters relative to their diagnosis. Seeks to safeguard patients through mediation assuring access to care, maintenance of employment and preservation of financial stability. Provides legal consultation and referral services for patients facing denial of insurance coverage, employment discrimination and need for negotiating support with public assistance programs. In situations of health crisis, care workers offer free help in resolving issues. Website offers online request-for-help capability and has a directory of prescription drug patient assistance programs that offer medicines free of charge to physicians whose patients might not otherwise have access to necessary medicine.

Provides medication assistance for adults diagnosed with mental illness and being released from jail / prison or discharged from local psychiatric hospitals and in need of psychiatric medication and are Medicaid eligible.

Hudson Valley Cancer Resource Center's website is a navigational tool for patients to locate national, regional and local services in the following areas: Financial Assistance, Co-Pay Assistance, Prescription Assistance, Breast Prostheses, Medical Supplies, Lodging During Treatment, Transportation: Air or Ground, Career and Cancer Assistance, Legal Assistance, and Insurance Assistance.

Provides financial assistance to low income individuals and families to help pay for uncovered hospital services.

Provides supplementary financial assistance for treatment for leukemia, lymphomas, multiple myeloma, and specific myelodysplastic syndromes. Assistance covers costs for certain prescription drugs, certain x-rays, transportation, and blood services. Formal application required.

Provides financial assistance for medical care and dental care for children with disabling physical conditions or chronic illness including diagnosis and evaluations.

CST provides limited financial grants to eligible individuals who need help paying for cancer-related items and services that are not covered by their insurance. These items include: Transportation, Medical equipment, Insurance co-pays, Costs of daily living — rent, utilities and food, Childcare. CST staff members also refer patients and families to other financial assistance programs that may be able to provide them with additional funds.

Early Intervention: evaluation, therapeutic services to children from birth to three with developmental delays and/or disabilities. Evaluations, speech, physical, occupational, hearing, vision and counseling and other services Children and Youth With Special Health Care Needs: helps families find and access: appropriate community programs health care professionals and healthcare coverage (insurance/Medicaid) advocacy support

Provides utility or medication payment assistance for low income adults and also seniors who are in financial hardship.

Provides assistance to help pay medical bills for services received through the hospital or one of the affiliates including charges that are over and above what may be covered by insurance.

Offers financial assistance to all patients who qualify because their income and resources fall within the guidelines.