Hi Bubbles,

Call your county public health department and they can direct you as the what services are available to you based on your specific situation; primarily income and assets drive the assessment. Obviously, the less of both you have the greater chance you have of qualifying for some safety net medical program. Do get on it sooner rather than later as any treatment you receive while not covered will result in your mailbox getting flooded with bills so you want to have some program being a shield to deflect the bills away from you. Good luck.


Don
Male, 1955
Great health except C
Dec '12
DX: BOT SCC T2N2bMx, Stage 4a, HPV+, multiple nodes
1 tooth out
Jan '13
2nd tooth out
Tumor Board -induction TPF (3 cycles), seq CRT
4-6/2013
CRT 70gr 2x35, weekly carbo150
ended 5/29,6/4