Nonprofit UnitedHealthcare Children's Foundation is offering financial assistance to children whose healthcare costs are only partially or not covered, according to a St. Louis Post-Dispatch news report.
Families of partially covered or non-covered children can apply for financial assistance and receive up to $5,000 to help cover medical expenses, including equipment, occupational and speech therapy and surgeries, according to the news report.
In order to qualify, children must be at least 16 years or age. Families must meet certain economic guidelines, live in the U.S. and have a commercial health plan. Financial assistance can also cover medical expenses the family has incurred 60 days prior to applying.
Read the news report about UnitedHealthcare Children's Foundation.
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Families of partially covered or non-covered children can apply for financial assistance and receive up to $5,000 to help cover medical expenses, including equipment, occupational and speech therapy and surgeries, according to the news report.
In order to qualify, children must be at least 16 years or age. Families must meet certain economic guidelines, live in the U.S. and have a commercial health plan. Financial assistance can also cover medical expenses the family has incurred 60 days prior to applying.
Read the news report about UnitedHealthcare Children's Foundation.
Read other coverage about medical equipment costs:
- 5 Things to Know Before Buying Pre-Owned Equipment
- How Proper Outsourced Cleaning Can Benefit Ambulatory Surgery Centers
- California's El Camino Hospital Expands Relationship With Premier