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Assists with medically related expenses, either not covered or partially covered, by insurance. It also helps pay for non-medically necessary equipment shown to improve the lives of people with rare diseases and genetic defects. Examples of covered items include Hearing aids, wheelchairs, specialty strollers, special beds, braces, therapy spas, specialty bicycles, air conditioning and air filtration systems, and special bathtubs,

Offers medical care expense assistance to underinsured people with chronic or life-threatening illnesses for whom cost limits access to medical treatments. Includes co pay grants, health insurance premium grants, and transportation grants.

Provides medical care expense assistance to people with rare or chronic health conditions. The program provides financial assistance with copays, coinsurance, health insurance premiums, travel costs, medications, and other medical-related expenses.

Provides financial assistance to individuals experiencing financial hardship related to bleeding disorders. Assistance includes medical care expense support through the Lifeline Program and one-time emergency assistance for general living expenses and prescription costs.

Provides financial assistance to help kidney disease patients obtain health care including dialysis kidney transplants, insurance premiums, prescriptions and other related medical care.

Assists with cancer treatment-related medical expenses through various private and public grants.

Provides medical financial assistance for copays, transportation, premiums, and diagnostic testing for those with chronic diseases for a full calendar year.

Provides grants to help with medical expenses for children and expenses for medically related services not covered or fully covered by their health insurance plan. Children must be 16 years old or younger while meeting other grant requirements. Families may receive up to $5,000 annually per child ($10,000 lifetime maximum per child), and do not need insurance through UnitedHealthcare to be eligible.

Assists with medical expenses that insurance does not cover including copays, premiums, deductibles, prescriptions, supplies, supplements, and medical equipment.

Provides financial assistance to eligible individuals undergoing breast cancer treatment at any stage of the disease. Individuals with early stage breast cancer and metastatic (stages 0 - 4) could receive $500.