I got this in an email today and thought I'd share for anyone who doesn't have the best health insurance in the USA. Feel free to share :)
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UnitedHealthcare Children's Foundation to Offer Medical Assistance Grants
To apply visit: http://www.uhccf.org
The UnitedHealthcare Children's Foundation is offering support to meet the
needs of children across the United States with assistance grants for
medical services not fully covered by health insurance.
Parents and caretakers across the country will be eligible to apply for
grants of up to $5,000 for healthcare services that will help improve their
children's health and quality of life. Examples of the types of medical
services covered by UHCCF grants include speech therapy, physical therapy,
and psychotherapy sessions; medical equipment such as wheelchairs, braces,
hearing aids, and eyeglasses; and orthodontia and dental treatments
Any child 16 years old or younger living in any UnitedHealthcare region of
the United States (all 50 states) and in need of financial assistance for
healthcare services will be considered eligible for a grant. Families must
meet economic guidelines, reside in the U.S., and be covered by a commercial
health insurance plan.
Highlighted criteria for applying: The income max is based on "per
individual" in the household, family Adjusted Gross can't exceed $80,000.
Visit their website at http://www.uhccf.org/ and learn more about it. They
also have a great Frequently Asked Questions Section.
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