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Provides assistance with medical supplies for people in need. services include assistance in obtaining therapy dogs, co-payments for treatments or medications not covered by the patient's insurance, purchasing medical equipment. Chive Charities does not pay for past medical debt or give monetary donations directly to patients. Provides grant donations to non-profits that facilitate health related programs in need of funding.

Provides financial assistance with co-payment insurance costs for chemotherapy and targeted cancer treatment drugs, check website for covered diagnoses.

Offer primary and prenatal care, infectious disease testing, HIV/STI/PrEP/PEP services, transgender healthcare, mental health and substance use counseling, syringe exchange, food pantry, dental and OBGYN care, LGBTQ+ drop-in centers, street outreach, youth programs, and temporary shelter support.

Provides medical assistance and support to low-income children, up to age 18, who have complex medical diagnoses and developmental disabilities. Assistance is provided via specialized equipment, supplies, therapy toys, adapted activity program fees, and camperships.

Offers emergency funds to assist clients in purchasing needed medicine. This also includes non-medical needs when no other assistance is available can be obtained.

Offers short-term aid to individuals, families, or groups facing emergencies, providing essential support such as food, diapers, prescription expenses, furniture, clothing vouchers post-disaster, limited financial aid for utilities and rent, and one-day motel stays for the homeless. It's important to note that these emergency services rely solely on donations and are subject to availability. * Currently out of funds for rent payment assistance.

Provides a free, non-emergency medical practice catering to uninsured/low-income individuals and families in Ocean County, providing services such as bi-monthly eye screenings, chronic disease management, diagnostic testing, health education, hypertension clinic, physicals, prescription assistance, primary care, social service referrals, and some vaccines.

Provides 24 hour assistance in a home-like setting. Various levels of care can include meals, laundry, housekeeping, personal care, medication assistance, injections, routine nursing care, etc.

Provides financial assistance for necessary medications and medical supplies to maintain health and well-being.

Provides free life-sustaining and life-prolonging medications to low income individuals with AIDS or HIV who have no other source of payment for these drugs. There are income guidelines.

Provide financial assistance to underinsured individuals with life-threatening, chronic, or rare diseases for medications and treatments. Press 1, then 2 for intake when calling.

Offers a medication assistance fund for people with epilepsy. The program is open to those who reside in New Jersey and are temporarily unable to afford the purchase of their anticonvulsant medication.

Provides financial assistance for necessary medications and medical supplies to maintain health and well-being.

Provides financial assistance for necessary medications and medical supplies to maintain health and well-being.

Offers coverage for cancer treatment to uninsured women through the Medicaid program. Eligible persons receive full Medicaid fee for service coverage during the time that the woman needs cancer treatment, including inpatient hospital, doctors visits, prescriptions.

Provides prescription assistance once a year for financially distressed county residents through Federal, State, and County Programs. These temporary, limited programs bridge the gap to get needed medications to residents on an emergency basis.

Assists individuals living with rare diseases obtain medications and educational support. Also provides limited financial assistance.

Provides up to $2,500 in financial aid to recently discharged military service members and their families facing financial hardships due to military-related activities. Assistance may be used for housing, vehicles, utilities, food, child-related expenses, and medical expenses.

Provides application assistance with the Pharmaceutical Assistance to the Aged and Disabled program (PAAD), Senior Gold, Medicare Savings Plans (SLMB, Extra Help), and referrals for Medicaid.

Provides state-funded prescription program with a different co-payment structure and income eligibility guidelines than those of PAAD. The Senior Gold Prescription Discount program helps eligible residents in the service area to pay for prescription drugs, insulin, insulin needles and syringes and needles for injectable medicines used for the treatment of multiple sclerosis.

Offers a "safety net" fund for those individuals who are ineligible for other assistance programs and services. Assistance may include food, clothing, utilities, prescription drugs, or other needs.

Offer financial aid for prescriptions, utility shut-offs, and eviction prevention, available once per year based on funding. Assistance is limited to select towns in Western Monmouth County, with coverage extending throughout Monmouth County.

Offers coverage for cancer treatment to uninsured women through the Medicaid program. Eligible persons receive full Medicaid fee for service coverage during the time that the woman needs cancer treatment, including inpatient hospital, doctors visits, prescriptions.

Enhances access to prescription medications for uninsured and underinsured residents through the Hunterdon County Medication Access Program (HCMAP). The program, led by a nurse educator, coordinates services and offers affordable medications along with health education. By collaborating with pharmaceutical company patient assistance programs, it ensures patients access medications at reduced or zero cost, mitigating health issues and decreasing unnecessary emergency department visits.

Provides a prescription assistance program for senior citizens. This includes persons with disabilities who have low income.