Headquarters:
The Assistance Fund
4700 Millenia Blvd., Suite 410
Orlando, FL 32839
Washington, DC, Office:
655 15th St. NW, Suite 502
Washington, DC 20005
2023 Reenrollment
Disease programs eligible for Reenrollment are divided into two groups: Purple and Teal. Purple Reenrollment is November 2–19, and Teal Reenrollment is November 30 – December 16. Visit TAF’s Reenrollment homepage for details.
You have questions. We have answers. Our enhanced Patient Resource Hub includes information on rare diseases, caregiver support, aging resources, and more.
No one should go without treatment because of an inability to pay. That’s why we work every day to ensure you can access the treatment you need. See if you are eligible for one of our nearly 80 disease programs.
Ninety-four cents of every dollar you give provides direct financial assistance to patients. Learn about how you can help underinsured people access their critical treatment.
Memray has multiple sclerosis, a potentially disabling autoimmune disease of the brain and central nervous system. Living with multiple sclerosis is a challenge, but Memray finds ways to be positive and optimistic.
“It’s important to just live your life now,” Memray said. “Live it and enjoy it.”
When Stephanie and Matt brought their newborn, Grayson, home from the hospital, they knew something wasn’t quite right. Doctors soon diagnosed Grayson with infantile spasms, a rare disease that affects babies in their first year of life. As soon as they heard how much Grayson’s treatment would cost, Stephanie and Matt knew it was out of reach for their family. That’s when they found The Assistance Fund.
“Not having to worry about the financial part of it is a huge weight off our shoulders,” Matt said. “We can get as close to normalcy as possible.”
For Susan, having access to her primary biliary cholangitis treatment means she can enjoy her retirement. She stays active, playing pickleball, participating in a book club, and going for walks with her husband, Frank.
“The Assistance Fund has really given me the gift of life,” Susan said.
Millions of people don’t have access to the medicines they need because they can’t afford them. We believe nothing should stand between you and your treatment.
Since its founding in 2009, The Assistance Fund has helped more than 160,000 children and adults access the treatment they need to stay healthy or manage a life-threatening, chronic, or rare disease. Learn more about how we serve our patients.
