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HIV prevention program that provides financial assistance to cover expenses related to PrEP medication costs, including: *Office and medical copays *Copays associated with required laboratory work *Prescription copays that are not covered by a patient assistance program *Medical services for people who are not eligible for insurance

The Ohio Department of Health (ODH) announced today that a wide variety of no-cost health services will be offered to residents of Crawford County. The services are made possible through a partnership between ODH, the Ohio National Guard, Crawford County Public Health, the Crawford County Board of Developmental Disabilities, and local community partners. Services include: - Behavioral health services - Bicycle helmets - Blood lab work - Blood lead level screenings - Car Seats (and car-seat safety checks) - Dental exams and treatments - Financial coaching - Immunizations for all ages - Mammograms - Physicals (including sports physicals) - Vision exams and prescriptions In addition, a resource fair on site will help people get access to local healthcare providers and have information on addiction care, the state’s Opportunities for Ohioans with Disabilities (OOD), the Ohio Women, Infants, and Children program (WIC), Job & Family Services, Medicaid, the Dolly Parton Imagination Library of Ohio, and much more.

Provides financial assistance with secondary costs when traveling for surgery, including food, travel and lodging.

Provide temporary shelter for single women and women with children who are homeless. Length of stay is 30 days with goal of moving to stable housing. Assistance with finding permanent housing and other resources.

Provides financial assistance for individuals who cannot afford their insurance co-payments to cover the cost of medications for treating cancer.

Provides a State and Federally funded medical care benefit (a form of Medicaid) to low-income foreign nationals, immigrants, refugees/entrants/asylees, permanent residents and undocumented persons who are hospitalized for childbirth or experience an emergency medical condition during their stay in the county.

Promotes early detection and treatment of glaucoma by raising awareness of glaucoma risk factors (family history, race, age) and providing free glaucoma educational materials. Also facilitates access to an eye exam.

Provides services and programs that focus on children and improving their quality of life, through financial assistance, research and education.

Provide temporary shelter for single women and women with children who are homeless. Length of stay is 30 days with goal of moving to stable housing. Assistance with finding permanent housing and other resources.

Provides information on workers' and employers' rights and responsibilities under the federal law covering the continuation of health insurance for a minimum of 18 months following certain qualifying events (job loss, reduction in hours, etc) that cause an individual to lose eligibility for coverage. This program is only for employees of US-based public employers, not including the federal government and certain church-related organizations. Continuation coverage is administered by the employer at group rates that are paid by the participant losing eligibility. Handles appeals for those who feel they have been denied coverage unfairly. The Department of Labor covers private sector programs. In Ohio, employers of fewer than 20 employees are covered under a state continuation program administered by the Department of Insurance.

The Bureau for Children with Medical Handicaps (BCMH) is a health care program for children ages birth-21 years. BCMH links families of children with special health care needs to a network of providers and helps families obtain payment for the services their children need. Children with special health care needs are defined as those who have or are at increased risk for a chronic physical, developmental, behavioral, or emotional condition and who also require health and related services of a type or amount beyond that required by children generally.

Helps provide free eyeglasses to the needy in Mansfield and Ontario area. Also collects glasses for under-developed countries.

Provides up to $100 in financial assistance to purchase necessary prescription drugs for people who would be in an emergency situation without assistance. Assistance does not cover narcotics.

The United Community Rx Program is a unique collaborative program in Marion County. The program, which is funded by the Marion Community Foundation, United Way of Marion County and the Community Services Block Grant, assists Marion residents to obtain prescriptions in an affordable manner for immediate and ongoing needs.

Provides financial support (vouchers for travel, hotels, other expenses) associated with receiving treatment, usually surgery, for women with Twin-to-Twin Transfusion Syndrome.

Provides direct, treatment-related financial assistance to people in the United States who are living with chronic kidney disease.

Program provides and expands Healthy Start program by targeting families that are working to earn self sufficiency and do not have health care for themselves. Services include doctor visits, hospital care, immunizations, prescriptions, vision, dental, and preventative care.

Provides financial assistance for dental care services for children with special needs under the age of 21.

The support group meets in Mercy Memorial Hospital's main floor conference room, 904 Scioto St.,Urbana. Can sometimes help with co-pays and prosthetics related to breast cancer.

Coordinates financial assistance for prescriptions, rent, and utility (gas and electric) bills. Financial assistance recieved is case-by-case basis and funding may not always be available.

Provides payment for ongoing services related to an eligible handicapping condition. Eligible services may include inpatient hospital days, surgery and anesthesia, prescription medications, medical supplies and equipment, special formula, physical, occupational, and speech therapy, community nutrition services, and other services related to the eligible handicapping condition. Families must apply their health insurance, if any, to the cost of services.

Provides temporary financial assistance with prescription needs.

Provides an allowance of $100 that enables eligible individuals to purchase over-the-counter medical supplies.

Assistance may be provided for eligible veterans or their surviving spouses to help pay for prescriptions.

Offers limited assistance for cancer-related costs such as Transportation to and from cancer treatment, Home care, Child care, Pain medication, Lymphedema supplies (breast cancer only) for eligible individuals. As a nonprofit organization, funding depends on the sources of support we receive at any given time and our funds are on a first come first served basis. We encourage you to call our Hopeline 800-813-4673 to find out which specific programs are open for you to apply for. If we do not currently have funding to assist you, we will refer you to other financial assistance resources.