HealthWell Foundation launches fund for underinsured multiple myeloma patients

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THE HEALTHWELL FOUNDATION launched a fund to provide financial assistance to underinsured patients suffering from multiple myeloma, providing grants up to $10,000 to assist patients with copayment or premium costs.

Multiple myeloma patients who are insured and have annual household incomes up to 500 percent of the federal poverty level are eligible under the fund. http://www.HealthWellFoundation.org

“A substantial number of multiple myeloma patients face significant hardship when it comes to treatment choices and the ability to cover out-of-pocket drug copayment and premium expenses,” said Sharon Saias, Vice President Marketing and Communications, Multiple Myeloma Research Foundation. “The financial lifeline being offered through the HealthWell Foundation addresses a critical need for these patients and allows them to access medical treatments that are vital to managing their disease.”

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