Patient Aid Program
Up to $1,500 per patient in reimbursement for approved medical treatment expenses for leukemia or another blood cancer.
Helps with: Medical And Insurance Costs
Where: No published residence restriction
Care team must start: No
Written by a parent, not a doctor. Nothing here is medical advice.
Support organization
Children’s Leukemia Research Association operates an annual Patient Aid Program that reimburses approved medical expenses for insured children and adults with leukemia or another blood cancer who reside and receive treatment in the United States. Approved participants may receive up to $1,500 for eligible prescription, office, diagnostic, chemotherapy, radiation, IVIG, and post-transplant expenses. The 2026 enrollment cycle is closed because maximum capacity was reached, although current enrollees can submit eligible claims through December 1, 2026 and applications normally open each January. Medicaid recipients are not eligible, medical insurance and a qualifying identification number are required, and no income verification is required. CLRA also maintains a public directory of blood-cancer, pediatric, financial, and caregiver resources whose external entries require independent verification.
Funds blood-cancer research and helps eligible U.S. patients meet approved medical treatment expenses through annual Patient Aid.
National nonprofit offering annual reimbursement for insured U.S. patients with leukemia or another blood cancer and publishing patient resources.
Up to $1,500 per patient in reimbursement for approved medical treatment expenses for leukemia or another blood cancer.
Helps with: Medical And Insurance Costs
Where: No published residence restriction
Care team must start: No
Resource Directory
A public directory of pediatric and general blood-cancer information, financial-assistance directories, hospital charity-care help, pharmaceutical and copay resources, pediatric and AYA services, and patient or caregiver support. External entries are not CLRA benefits and must be verified with each provider.
Topics: AYA support, blood cancer, caregiver support, financial assistance, hospital debt and charity care, pediatric resources, pharmaceutical and copay help
Organization details were last verified Aug 24, 2026. Program availability can change.