University of Illinois At Chicago (UIC) - Specialized Care For Children - Chicago provides financial assistance for individuals who are unable to pay their medical bills.

Provides assistance to Lake County veterans and their families, including: - Processing any/all claims with Veterans Affairs (VA) - Emergency financial assistance - Survivor spousal benefits - Burial benefits

Offers one-time financial aid to help township residents prevent eviction or utility disconnection. Also offers help with medical expenses.

Provides financial assistance in meeting emergency needs for rent, utilities, food, clothing, medical, prescription, fuel, car repair, appliances, minor furnace repair, etc.

Transforms the lives of disadvantaged infants, children, and teens with physical deformities caused by birth defects, accidents, abuse, or disease through the gift of reconstructive surgery and related healthcare services.

Provides financial assistance in meeting emergency needs for rent, utilities, food, clothing, medical, prescription, fuel, car repair, appliances, minor furnace repair, etc.

One time per year assistance may be given in the areas of rental assistance, disaster relief, gasoline, utility (water/sewage/trash only), and uniforms assistance.

Helps people with cancer afford co-payments for chemotherapy and targeted treatment drugs. If funds are not available, co-payment specialists will provide information about other patient assistance programs, support services, and additional resources that may be helpful.

Families of military personnel can apply for financial assistance for a wide range of needs including but not limited to utilities, medical, and car repair. Red Cross also provides information and referral for other services for these families. Red Cross workers use advanced communications technologies to link service members with their families. The Emergency Communications Center quickly and efficiently obtains the required information and sends emergency communication messages to service members of every branch of service wherever in the world they happen to be.

Provides a variety of primarily financial assistance for older adults. Services intended as one-time assistance. Services include: - Medical care, supplies, and medication. - Assistive technology. - Nutrition Services. - Material aid (purchasing of food, clothing, furniture, etc.) - Transportation.

Limited financial assistance through the DuPage Medical Assistance Program (DPMAP) for medical fees for individuals not covered by insurance. Types of services covered include medical screening, vision screening, dental care, medication management screening, mental health screening.

Medical Debt Care DuPage: Program helping low-income DuPage County residents apply for financial assistance to pay their medical bills, including hospital, ambulance, doctor's office, and bills in collection. Services are provided virtually or in-person.

United Healthcare Children's Foundation offers grants for medical expense assistance. Families must meet economic guidelines, reside in the United States and have a commercial health insurance plan.

Provides unrestricted emergency financial assistance for household expenses, health care expenses such as health insurance premiums or treatment related expenses.

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.

One time per year assistance may be given in the areas of rental assistance, disaster relief, gasoline, utility (water/sewage/trash only), and uniforms assistance.

Provides a scholarship for those in need of mental health care.

Surgery Fund: Scholarship-like program that provides financial assistance to trans folk who cannot afford their gender-affirming surgery. HRT Access Fund: Scholarship-like program that provides financial assistance to trans folk who cannot afford their gender-affirming hormone replacement therapy (HRT). Agency partners with Plume, Folx, QueerMed, and QueerDoc to provide recipients with 12 months of: - Medical care through initial and regular telemedical visits. - Lab work and monitoring 3 times throughout the year. - 24/7 text access to a predominantly trans care team. - Any medical letters that may be needed related to transitioning. - Prescription cost coverage. Electrolysis Support Fund: Scholarship-like program that provides financial assistance towards permanent hair removal services (including electrolysis and laser hair removal) for trans folk who cannot otherwise afford them. Grants total $1,250 per recipient paid directly to electrologist or laser hair removal provider.

Helps Medicare beneficiaries with the following: - Understand their benefits -enroll in Part D prescription coverage. - Enroll in Advantage plans. - Enroll in Medicare Savings Program. - Help pay for Part B. - Enroll in Extra Help - to reduce prescription costs.

Families of military personnel can apply for financial assistance for a wide range of needs including but not limited to utilities, medical, and car repair. Red Cross also provides information and referral for other services for these families. Red Cross workers use advanced communications technologies to link service members with their families. The Emergency Communications Center quickly and efficiently obtains the required information and sends emergency communication messages to service members of every branch of service wherever in the world they happen to be.

Families of military personnel can apply for financial assistance for a wide range of needs including but not limited to utilities, medical, and car repair. Red Cross also provides information and referral for other services for these families. Red Cross workers use advanced communications technologies to link service members with their families. The Emergency Communications Center quickly and efficiently obtains the required information and sends emergency communication messages to service members of every branch of service wherever in the world they happen to be.

- Serves as an information and educational resource on burns with a focus on awareness and prevention. - Free compression garments to burn survivors. - Support for those who just need to talk.

Provides financial assistance in meeting emergency needs for rent, utilities, food, clothing, medical, prescription, fuel, car repair, appliances, minor furnace repair, etc.

Provides financial assistance to individuals living with blood cancer. Eligible individuals can receive assistance with medical insurance premiums; treatment-related co-pays; deductibles and co-insurance (for expenses covered by the program); co-pays for prescription medication related to prescribed treatment; and co-pays for non-diagnostic labs, scans, and tests. Contact the Illinois Chapter of LLS to find out about possible local sources of financial assistance.

The Leukemia Research Foundation Patient Grant Program is intended to assist patients and their families by easing the financial burden so they can focus on their health and treatment.The Patient Grant Program offers a one-time grant to eligible leukemia patients living in Illinois or within 100 miles of Chicago.The maximum grant is $1,500 per applicant.