The following list of Charitable Healthcare Organizations has been assembled by MyHealthScore.com for those who may not be able to afford the treatment they need.  There is no affiliation between MyHealthScore.com and the organizations listed below.  Any arrangements made for treatment must be coordinated directly by the patient with the organization.

If you are aware of a Charitable Healthcare Organization we have missed or there is a change of information shown below, please send us a message at update@MyHealthScore.com for modification of this page.

National Organizations:
 
American Kidney Fund - individual Patient Grants pay for urgently needed transportation to treatment, over-the-counter medications, health insurance premiums and living kidney donor expenses.

American Red Cross - humanitarian organization, helping over 30 million people each year prevent, prepare for and cope with emergencies.

Combined Health Appeal of America - provides support to individuals with serious disease and disability.

Crisis Pregnancy Centers - provides pregnancy testing, counseling, education, support groups, parenting information, referrals and supplies to women seeking information about their pregnancy.

Hospice - many hospice providers offer various levels of financial support to meet the special needs of adults and children, and their families, facing a terminal illness.

Leukemia Society of America - provides supplementary financial assistance to patients in need.

Medicaid - is a jointly-funded, Federal-State health insurance program for certain low-income and needy people.

Muscular Dystrophy Association - helps with diagnosing, wheelchairs, recycled Equipment, repairs/modifications, camp programs, education and acessibility, and community resources.

Ronald McDonald House Charities - provides comfort and care to children and their families by supporting Ronald McDonald Houses in communities around the world and by making grants to other not-for-profit organizations whose programs help children in need.

Shriners Hospitals - helps thousands of children each year, absolutely free of charge.  The hospitals help children who have problems of the bones, joints or muscles or who have been severely burned. Three of the hospitals also specialize in treating children with spinal cord injuries.

United Way - addresses local health and human services including domestic violence, substance abuse, child care, homelessness, gang activity, hunger and much more.
 

Organizations by State:

   Louisiana:
Charity Hospital (Medical Center of Louisiana) - New Orleans, provides optimal trauma care to the injuried patient without regard to race, color, creed, or financial status.