Dollar For
A non-profit organization that helps patients apply for charity care - Free
Follow this link to see if you qualify for financial assistance from Dollar For.
If you do qualify for financial assistance, Dollar For will reach out to help you begin the reimbursement process. This will require financial information and the hospital bill itself.
If you do not qualify for financial assistance, Dollar For should recommend other options (e.g. Good Bill).
Frequently Asked Questions:
“I don’t know my yearly income”
Estimate to the best of your ability
Can insured individuals benefit from charity care?
Yes it could be worth applying, but it might be less likely than if you’re uninsured
What types of care settings can be covered (ED v outpatient v inpatient)?
Some outpatient services depending on the hospital
In-patient and ED should be covered by most hospitals
Can charity care cover imaging, procedures etc?
Depends on the hospital. Probably yes if it is medically necessary
Which bills can be screened right now?
Current bills: can apply for charity care later at home when the bill comes
Previous bills (paid and unpaid): can apply for charity care anytime before deadline. The specific deadline will depend on the hospital
Can I still qualify for charity care if I have already paid my bill?
If a patient qualifies for charity care, the law requires nonprofit hospitals to refund any payments made towards that bill
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Spoio offers a program where, for a flat-fee of $20/month per individual ($30 for families), 800+ of the most common generic prescriptions.
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