Resources serving Livingston County

Ages 13 to 17 with cancer or sickle cell anemia.

Ages 8 to 17 who have a parent​/sibling who has been diagnosed with cancer or sickle cell anemia within the past 5 years.

For children, ages 4-7, who have or have had cancer or sickle cell anemia and for those who have or have lost a parent or sibling with cancer.

Adult diagnosed with cancer.

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Caregiver or loved ones of a patient diagnosed with cancer.

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Adults diagnosed with cancer, considering participation in a clinical trial.

Volunteers speak 15 languages. , French, German, Greek, Hindi, Mandarin, Polish, Spanish

Uninsured, underinsured. Screening mammograms, clinical breast exams, pap tests, pelvic exams: Women, ages 40 years to 64 years. Fecal occult blood exams. Men and women ages 45 years to 64 years, average risk for colorectal cancer. Screening colonoscopy: Men and women who are at elevated risk for colorectal cancer.

Eligibility guidelines for each program are subject to change and may be based on diagnosis, treatment status, area of residence and income level. Please call toll-free Hopeline for more information.

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Children from birth to 21 years, must have two or more chronic conditions, or Significant Emotional Disturbance, or Complex trauma, or HIV​/AIDS. Must be enrolled in Medicaid.

Client must be enrolled in Medicaid and have an H1 or H9 code.

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