Financial Services

The  Great Lakes Hemophilia Foundation is proud
of the many financial services that we can offer. 

For questions about:

• Insurance
• Insurance Availability
• Available Payment Resources
• Insurance Planning (for a change in insurance, job or dependent status)
• Problem Medical Bills

  Contact David Linney at GLHF (414) 257-0200.

   

  Patient Financial Assistance Program

  Do you need help paying for medical bills, insurance premiums, basic living needs or a medic alert bracelet?

  GLHF can help if you meet the requirements of the GLHF Patient Financial Assistance Program.

  To qualify, a patient/family must:
    

• Be a Wisconsin resident registered with GLHF.
• Have a diagnosis of hemophilia, severe von Willebrand disease or other bleeding disorder served by GLHF.
• Complete a Patient Financial Assistant application and meet the financial needs requirements.

         The Program provides:

  	Grants for uncovered insurance premiums for individuals with hemophilia or severe von Willebrand disease.
  	Grants for uncovered medical bills and basic living needs.
  	Payment for Medic Alert Bracelets

For further information Contact David Linney at (414) 257-0200.

Education and Training Assistance Program

Scholarship funds for academic and career advancement.

Scholarships for individual classes which will enhance career advancement.

For further information, please click on Scholarships.

Consumer Development Scholarship Program

Scholarship funds support patient and family attendance at the National Hemophilia Foundation’s Annual Meeting and other educational conferences.

For more information, please click on Consumer Development.

• Provides technical assistance and consultation to the staff at 146 Hemophilia Treatment Centers (HTCs) across the United States on issues involving hemophilia finance and reimbursement.
  
  Assists HTC staff to provide medical financial counseling services to patients and families.

• Provides technical assistance to the National Hemophilia Foundation involving insurance and reimbursement for the bleeding disorders community.