American Kidney Fund
11921 Rockville Pike
Rockville, MD - 20852
- (800) 638-8299
About American Kidney Fund
Last-Modified: 2024-03-27 02:32:23If you are living with kidney failure (also called end-stage renal disease, or ESRD) and you cant afford your health care expenses, the American Kidney Fund may be able to help.
They provide assistance with:
Health insurance premiumsTransportation costsPrescription medicationsOther expenses related to careFor eligibility requirements and information regarding the intake process, please call them directly or visit their website.
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I would like to know of your foundation help kidney patients out with rent
Hello. I am in immediate need of some sort of financial help to assist in paying for my move in costs for an apartment. I am on dialysis and unable to work at the moment. I have 2 weeks left to stay with my brother before I'll have no place to go. Please help me with any information and resources that could potentially help me. Thank you
I recently have been placed on dyalisis 3 days a week and am having to use ETHRA Transport to get to and from dialysis. It is costing me 12 dollars a day. I can't afford to keep paying that much longer. Is there anyway you can help me with the cost of the rides?
I would like to know if I qualify to get help for an immediate apartment in the state of California. I receive $1,149 a month. I have no place to live.
