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What support does Leukemia and Lymphoma Society provide?
These organizations can help with cancer-related issues like financial assistance, support and counseling, assistance with transportation, etc. It may be helpful for you to browse through each section to discover all that is offered.
What support is available for leukemia?
Coping, Advocacy, and Support CancerCare: 800-813-HOPE ext. 4673. CancerCare offers free online, telephone, and face-to-face services for those with leukemia and a range of cancers. Their services include individual counseling and support in groups.
How do I submit a claim to Leukemia and Lymphoma Society?
You may call (877) 557-2672 to speak with an Intake Specialist who can walk you through the application process. If you prefer to apply on your own, please refer to the information below.
How does Leukemia and Lymphoma Society make money?
LLS accepts funding from corporate donors, including pharmaceutical, medical device and insurance industries when it identifies companies that will provide support for LLS programs, research or fundraising/campaign events.
Is there a ribbon color for lymphoma?
Green stands for liver cancer, lymphoma, and gall bladder cancer.
Is leukemia genetic?
Leukemia is a genetic disease but not necessarily inherited. It is a genetic disease because it relates to a person's DNA, the material that carries genetic information. DNA determines the development, growth, and function of body cells.
How does copay assistance work?
How do copay cards work? The idea behind copay cards is to reduce the total out-of-pocket expense for the patient. When you use one, your health insurance pays some of the cost and then the manufacturer pays part or all of the cost that you're responsible for through your copay or coinsurance.
Is it possible to have leukemia and lymphoma at the same time?
The coexistence of chronic myeloid leukemia and diffuse large B-cell lymphoma in the same patient is extremely rare, with only nine reported cases.
Is copay assistance taxable?
Is the assistance I receive from the Co-Pay Assistance Program taxable? As a charity, LLS is exempt from federal income tax and individuals who receive assistance from a charity to meet their personal needs do not generally have to pay federal income tax on the value of the assistance they receive.
Where does the money go for Leukemia and Lymphoma Society?
LLS funds hundreds of promising researchers at leading cancer centers and universities worldwide. And since LLS has no campus or laboratories to maintain, your investment funds more research and less overhead than a donation made elsewhere.
How many employees does Leukemia and Lymphoma Society have?
around 1,000 peopleLeukemia and Lymphoma Society (LLS) is a nonprofit dedicated to creating a world without blood cancer. Founded in 1949, LLS currently employs around 1,000 people who are spread out across North America.
How can I help leukemia research?
Ways to give. Donate. Tribute + memorial gifts. Give at work. Recurring gifts. Planned giving. Donor-advised funds + stocks.Events. Upcoming events. ABC7 Gibbons 5k Run + 3k Walk.Fundraise. Create a fundraiser.
What can you do for a leukemia patient?
TreatmentChemotherapy. Chemotherapy is the major form of treatment for leukemia. ... Targeted therapy. Targeted drug treatments focus on specific abnormalities present within cancer cells. ... Radiation therapy. ... Bone marrow transplant. ... Immunotherapy. ... Engineering immune cells to fight leukemia. ... Clinical trials.
What are some alternative treatments for leukemia?
There are no natural remedies for leukemia. Some complementary therapies, such as acupuncture or aromatherapy, may help ease certain side effects that are associated with cancer treatments, including chemotherapy, but there is no evidence to support using any natural remedies for leukemia.
How do you help a child with leukemia?
Key pointsBe familiar with your child's treatment plan. ... Keep a positive attitude. ... Set a routine. ... Be flexible and patient. ... Accept help. ... Find a balance between overprotecting and overindulging your child. ... Take care of yourself. ... Here are some ways you and your partner can help each other cope with your child's leukemia:
Who works with leukemia patients?
specialist haematology nurses – who give information and support. a transplant consultant – an expert in managing and arranging stem cell transplants. pathologists – who advise on the type of leukaemia, as well as any chromosome changes. radiologists – who specialise in scans and x-rays.
What is the LLS program?
The Leukemia & Lymphoma Society (LLS) offers the following financial assistance programs to help individuals with blood cancer. For a summary of all LLS Patient Financial Assistance Programs, click here.
What is Susan Lang's pre-car T cell?
Susan Lang Pre CAR T-cell Therapy Travel Assistance Program provides assistance for treatment-related transportation and lodging expenses for patients who are being evaluated to receive CAR T-cell therapy as either standard treatment or a clinical trial. Eligible patients receive a $2,500 grant.
How to Check the Status of Your Application
If you applied on the portal and are concerned about the status of your application, please log back onto the portal to check the status of your application. It will appear on the initial landing page on the portal.
Online Portal Registration
If this is your first time visiting the LLS Financial Assistance Portal, you will need to register before you can start the online application.To create a portal account you will need the following:
We Want to Hear How This Program Has Helped You!
We would love to hear how the financial assistance provided by LLS has helped you. Patient stories help us illustrate the impact and importance of this program in the lives of blood cancer patients.
Benefits and Taxable Income
As a charity, LLS is exempt from federal income tax and individuals who receive assistance from a charity to meet their personal needs do not generally have to pay federal income tax on the value of the assistance they receive.
Contact Information
The Leukemia & Lymphoma Society Patient Aid Program P.O. Box 12268 Newport News, VA 23612
Program Support
LLS is a nonprofit organization that relies on the generosity of individual, foundation and corporate contributions to advance its mission. The COVID-19 Patient Financial Aid Program is supported in partnership with:
What is the Greater Milwaukee Travel Fund?
(Fully Subscribed) Greater Milwaukee Travel Fund#N#The Greater Milwaukee travel fund is supported by the Greater Milwaukee Foundation. This fund assists blood cancer patients who reside in designated counties of Wisconsin. Click here for a list of eligible zip codes.
What is the Arizona Pediatric Travel Fund?
(Open) Arizona Pediatric Travel Fund#N#The Arizona Pediatric travel fund is supported by Camelback Subaru. This fund assists blood cancer patients, between 0-19 years of age, who reside in the state of Arizona. Click here for a list of eligible zip codes.
What is the Greater Cincinnati Tristate Area Travel Fund?
(Open) The Greater Cincinnati Tristate Area Travel Fund#N#The Greater Cincinnati Tristate Area travel fund is supported by the Paycor Community Impact Fund and the ChemEd Foundation. This fund assists blood cancer patients who reside in designated counties of Indiana, Kentucky, Ohio. Click here for a list of eligible zip codes.
What is the Nebraska State and W Iowa Travel Fund?
(Fully Subscribed) Nebraska State & W Iowa Travel Fund#N#Program support made possible by The Enrichment Foundation. Blood cancer patients who reside in the state of Nebraska and designated counties in Western Iowa. Click here for a list of eligible zip codes.
Is Susan Lang a nonprofit?
LLS is a nonprofit organization that relies on the generosity of individual, foundation and corporate contributions to advance its mission. The Susan Lang Pay-It-Forward Patient Travel Assistance program is supported by:
Do LLS pay federal taxes?
As a charity, LLS is exempt from federal income tax and individuals who receive assistance from a charity to meet their personal needs do not generally have to pay federal income tax on the value of the assistance they receive. With this being said it should not affect their ability to receive financial assistance from the government or affect their income taxes.
