The financial burden of managing a bleeding disorder is enormous.  Costs associated with a hemophilia and other bleeding disorders can affect the entire family’s budget. There are several resources that can help during difficult situations.

Asking for help is the first step

It is important to consult with multiple resources to help resolve your financial needs.

• Reach out to your local hemophilia organization - Some local chapters may have funds available to help families with immediate financial needs.
• Contact the nearest Hemophilia Treatment Center (HTC) – The social worker at the Hemophilia Treatment Center can help you explore the options available and may be able to aid you throughout the application process.
• Find out if there are local organizations that provide the services you need - Depending on your needs, there may be local agencies or organizations that help with a specific need.

HFA Resources Include:

Helping Hands Program- aids families with emergency/urgent funding to assist in crisis situations such as housing, transportation, and utility bills.

Items Reimbursement - reimburses community members for durable medical equipment and items.