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June 22
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A MyLeukemiaTeam Member

I got help with my copay also.

June 28
A MyLeukemiaTeam Member

You can get the quote from your medical care team that would be doing the transplant. They can review your insurance, etc. and will give an estimate

June 24
A MyLeukemiaTeam Member

I have no idea of the cost of a transplant, do check with your insurance provider and talk to the hospital social worker to see if they know of other financial resources that my help.😊

July 9
A MyLeukemiaTeam Member

Ask your insurance provider if you have one if they offer financial aide. Many do.

July 8
A MyLeukemiaTeam Member

There are organizations which provide money grants to assist people with their medication care. I requested medication for my CLL. The doctor had his staff request a money grant from Leukemia Society to pay the copay. I was given a money grant of $4000 to pay the copay of $3400. I think you can ask several organizations for money grant for the treatment you desire. My medication costs $15500 per month with a copay of $3400. I now have 100% cost covered by retirement health insurance so my cost is $0 which it always has been since day one. try to find an organization which will assist with a money grant for the medical procedure of your choice.

June 28

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