Hope for Hemophilia works hard to help families in crisis caused by hemophilia in numerous ways. Our two primary programs to meet the needs of the individuals and families facing a medical crisis caused by hemophilia are found in helping them access the resources that meet their specific needs quickly through our Resource Resource Program, and to fill in the gap with financial assistance when there is no other known solution through our Direct Financial Assistance Program.
Our team of patient coaches work tirelessly to help families in their most critical time of need while navigating the ups and downs of living with Hemophilia.
Our team of patient coaches work tirelessly to help families in their most critical time of need while navigating the ups and downs of living with Hemophilia.
➩ Patient Resource Program
One of the primary things that we do as an organization is “connect the dots”. We serve hemophilia families by educating and navigating resources that are specifically designed to helping hemophilia families. We educate them by coaching them through appropriate resources such as Helping Hands, PSI, Co-pay assistance and Compassion programs, Scholarship programs, and other assistance programs while maintaining a strict standard of patient confidentiality.
We also help patients discover and navigate assistance with national and local programs that are not hemophilia specific, but can help families in difficult seasons. We help patients filter through which programs they may qualify for and help them navigate the process with organizations such as United Way, Medicaid, Food Stamp Programs, Social Security Disability, Habitat for Humanity, local food banks, and other local community charities.
We also help patients discover and navigate assistance with national and local programs that are not hemophilia specific, but can help families in difficult seasons. We help patients filter through which programs they may qualify for and help them navigate the process with organizations such as United Way, Medicaid, Food Stamp Programs, Social Security Disability, Habitat for Humanity, local food banks, and other local community charities.
➩ Access to Care
Program Description: The Access to Care program pays insurance premiums on behalf of patients with a bleeding disorder who cannot afford insurance or who have lost or will lose their health insurance coverage.
Program Qualifications:
The Access to Care program works with patients and families to cover health insurance premiums and insure continued access to medical treatment. Hope Charities recognizes that having medical insurance is a critical component for effective treatment and management of bleeding disorders. We know firsthand the stress endured by families who have lost or are faced with losing their insurance coverage. Our goal is to help patients in crisis maintain medical insurance and have continuous access to appropriate medical treatment and medication.
Program Qualifications:
- The person applying must have a bleeding disorder diagnosis or be the parent or guardian of a child with a bleeding disorder.
- The person applying must fall under 500% of the poverty level.
- You must have a private insurance policy.
- All applications must come from a referral source.
The Access to Care program works with patients and families to cover health insurance premiums and insure continued access to medical treatment. Hope Charities recognizes that having medical insurance is a critical component for effective treatment and management of bleeding disorders. We know firsthand the stress endured by families who have lost or are faced with losing their insurance coverage. Our goal is to help patients in crisis maintain medical insurance and have continuous access to appropriate medical treatment and medication.
➩ Direct Financial Assistance Program
Our Financial Assistance Program prioritizes patients in Tier 1 crisis and is available on a first come, first serve basis. We serve other families in Tier 2 & 3 only when funds are available.
We value referrals and can provide training for any organization who may be interested in working closely with us to provide assistance to patients in crisis caused by hemophilia. If you would like more information on how to participate in a training event please contact us at info@hopeforhemophilia.com.