Illinois Department of Healthcare and Family Services' Family Planning Presumptive Eligibility (FPPE) provides immediate, temporary, medical coverage for reproductive health and family planning related services to all eligible Illinois residents. FPPE services are available for two months and then either the individual qualifies for ongoing FFP coverage (if the individual is a U.S. citizen or Qualified immigrant) or, if the individual does not qualify for FPP, then the FPPE ends. Immigration status is not asked about on the FPPE application. Self attestation accepted.

Myasthenia Gravis provides financial assistance or hospital bill negotiation for people who are unable to pay their medical bills.

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.

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.

Offers one-time financial relief to help township residents prevent eviction or utility disconnection. Funds may also help cover medical expenses.

Provides monthly financial assistance up to $450 to help Township residents in need. Assists with rent/mortgage, utilities, or medical expenses. Provides temporary aide while individual finds a job or waits for benefits approval.

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. Available to people of any immigration status.

Provides assistance with food, utilities, rent, medical expenses, and other immediate needs. Meets the client in their home and conducts a needs assessment. Provides referrals for community resources to support long-term sufficiency. NOTE: Saint Vincent de Paul provides general assistance services throughout Lake County. Individuals who do not meet residency requirements for this location will be referred to their nearest site.

Provides assistance with food, utilities, rent, medical expenses, and other immediate needs. Meets the client in their home and conducts a needs assessment. Provides referrals for community resources to support long-term sufficiency. NOTE: Saint Vincent de Paul provides general assistance services throughout Lake County. Individuals who do not meet residency requirements for this location will be referred to their nearest site.

Provides co-payment assistance for prescribed cancer treatments. Same-day approval. Availability based on funding.

Illinois Department of Human Services' Victims of Trafficking, Torture or Other Serious Crimes (VTTC) program provides state-funded medical assistance to non-citizen victims of trafficking, torture or other serious crimes and their derivative family members when not otherwise eligible for federally funded medical benefits if they have applied or intend to apply for "T" Non-immigrant status, "U" Non-immigrant status, or Asylum Status "AS".

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.

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 financial assistance for transportation expenses associated with pediatric cancer treatment. Covers mileage, airfare, and lodging costs for the family.

Provides assistance with food, utilities, rent, medical expenses, and other immediate needs. Meets the client in their home and conducts a needs assessment. Provides referrals for community resources to support long-term sufficiency. NOTE: Saint Vincent de Paul provides general assistance services throughout Lake County. Individuals who do not meet residency requirements for this location will be referred to their nearest site.

Provides assistance with food, utilities, rent, medical expenses, and other immediate needs. Meets the client in their home and conducts a needs assessment. Provides referrals for community resources to support long-term sufficiency. NOTE: Saint Vincent de Paul provides general assistance services throughout Lake County. Individuals who do not meet residency requirements for this location will be referred to their nearest site.

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

Provides $300 emergency assistance per year to families who have a child that has been inpatient for 15 consecutive days. Assistance may be used for any necessary expenses, including: - Treatment related expenses - Mortgage/rent - Utility payments - Health Insurance premiums - Car expenses - Childcare

Provides emergency financial assistance to help township residents alleviate life-threatening circumstances. Provides assistance for circumstances such as: - Eviction - Utility disconnection - Prescription expenses - Employment assistance - Transportation - Funeral and burial - ID's **Serves residents of Waukegan Township and Shields Township**

Provides monthly financial assistance to help Township residents in need. Helps pay towards rent, utilities, or medical expenses. Provides temporary aide while individual finds a job or waits for benefits approval.

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

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

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.

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

New Trier Township's Community Support Grant program can provide financial assistance to residents for necessary medical/therapeutic expenses that are not covered by insurance. Annually, applications open in September. Service expenses for children may include child care, family counseling, medical expenses, modifications to make their home accessible, respite care, and more. Service expenses for adults may include crisis management, home health services, home modifications, personal care services, and more.