Provides help for individuals and families to get connected to health insurance, finding a primary care physician or other doctor, prepare for doctors visits, and coordinate transportation.

Offers a multidisciplinary program of medical treatment, rehabilitation techniques, and psychological support. Includes experts and care in areas such as neurology, occupational therapy, physical therapy, respiratory therapy, nursing, speech pathology, social work and nutrition. Provides same-site, multidisciplinary services for patients. Call for more information.

Provides a social worker to individuals and families who have multiple health concerns and need help managing resources, appointments and other related services.

Provides various medical services including internal medicine, intensive care, lab services, surgical, and medical social work.

Provides various health services including disease self-management programs and rehabilitation for individuals recovering from an injury or surgery. Also provides a social worker to help individuals having difficulties coordinating services or accessing care.

Offers health care advocacy, diabetes and chronic disease prevention, outpatient mental health services and school-based mental health services.

Offers temporary housing and case care management to men, 18 and older, with substance abuse issues. Provides referrals to local out-patient substance abuse providers and support services. Offers self-help groups, employment assistance and treatment/rehabilitation programming focused on the spiritual aspects of recovery.

National Marfan Foundation that was founded in 1981 by people affected by the Marfan syndrome and their families. Its purpose is to: disseminate accurate and timely information about the condition to patients, family members and health care providers, provide support for patients and their families and support and foster research. Call for further information.

Assists families adjusting to illness and home treatment, psycho-social counseling for long-range planning and decision-making, nursing home and adult home placement assistance, community resource planning and referrals.

A facility, within the children's hospital, which allows the family of a hospitalized child, to rest, eat, sleep, shower, and find support from similar families. The "Family Room" has a country house setting, with 5 private rooms with shower/bath, shared dining room, kitchen , gym facility, and fireplace. Limited space requires that it is only available to families with a critical patient, and geared towards families which do not live in the surrounding areas.

Offers support services for Orthodox Jewish women with breast cancer.

Provides hospitals and child-care facilities with therapeutic and recreational equipment, supports families with financial assistance to defray medical expenses, offers sick and needy children toys through the holiday season. Also fulfills patients wish lists throughout the year and assists sick and needy children in any capacity possible.

Offer long-term home health care featuring the following: nursing care, home visits, case management, physical and occupational therapy, speech and hearing services, social work services, personal care, homemaking and housekeeping services, home health aide, nutritional counseling, respiratory therapy, medical supplies and equipment and medical transportation. Waivered services include personal emergency response system, housing improvement, home maintenance, social day care and transportation and respite care.

Provides services to help children and adults with disabilities and /or special needs, as well as support to their families.

Helps people who are uninsured or underinsured to pay for medical, hospital care at reduced or adjusted bills, or arranging payments scheduled over time. Eligibility requirements.

Dream Foundation's Dreams for Veterans program serves our nation's terminally-ill military veterans and their families by bringing their final Dreams to life.

Offers free legal services for individuals living with or affected by HIV/AIDS in cases regarding access to health care services, HIV/AIDS-based discrimination, housing matters, assistance with denials or termination of benefits, health care proxies, powers of attorney, simple wills, family court matters, and divorce.

Provides spiritual support to Jewish residents in the Capital Region through supportive long-term care facilities. Services include pastoral care, connection to Jewish education and consultation and to professionals within the community.

Offers a 15-bed critical access facility, featuring Ambulatory Care, Inpatient Services, Cardiology services, Diagnostic Imaging, an Emergency Department, Gastrointestinal Services, a Laboratory, Physical, Occupational and Speech Therapy, a "Swing Bed" rehabilitation program and more.

Provides personal investigation and follow-up to questions of patient or family member about services provided through Lourdes Hospital.

Offers health care advocacy, diabetes and chronic disease prevention, outpatient mental health services and school-based mental health services.

Provides assistance to children from birth to 21 years of age who have (or may have) a serious or chronic physical, developmental, behavioral, or emotional condition in locating a physician or other health care provider and may also provide assistance in obtaining insurance and/or other programs that help to cover health care costs. Supportive measures as well as medical information may be provided.

Provides diagnostic and treatment services, critical care, and lab services. Provides comprehensive rehabilitation and physical therapy services.

Creates life-changing wishes for children with critical illnesses

Offers charitable transportation options for those in need of assistance in getting transportation to receive medical treatment. Assistance is provided in the air with commercial airline tickets and volunteer pilots and on the ground with gas cards, bus and train tickets. All requests for rides are made online at http://patienttravel.org/.: Commercial Airline Transportation: administers charitable or deep-discount airline ticket program for patients and patient escorts on behalf of major airlines. Ambulatory patient travel exceeding 750 miles necessitates the use of airline resources. Special circumstances can make it advisable to use these programs for even shorter distances. Ground Transportation: ensures travel for low-income patients by providing gas cards and commercial bus or Amtrak tickets. Patients (with or without escort) must be ambulatory and require no medical monitoring or care en route. These trips are non-local medical care over 50 miles away and the typical trip does not exceed 300 miles. Volunteer Pilot Organizations: volunteer pilots donate their time and plane to transport patients to life-saving medical care. Patients (with or without escort) must be ambulatory and require no medical monitoring or care en route.