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OUTSIDE ASSISTANCE RESOURCES
PERSONAL ASSISTANCE FORM
Personal assistance may be available for those members of the Alaska bleeding disorder community that are experiencing a temporary financial hardship through the Alaska Hemophilia Association. Assistance may be granted for access to care, insurance premium assistance, food, clothing, utilities, or any other vital services. All requests will be reviewed and evaluated based on need. Applicants must be able to demonstrate that they have exhausted over avenues for assistance and be willing to work with our Social Worker to explore all options. Please contact either the HTC Representative Kyme Groller at kyme.groller@akbdc.org or the Chapter Representative John Palmatier at alaskahemo@gmail.com. The personal Assistance form is available to download on the Forms section of this website.
Patient Assistance
Alaska Hemophilia Association
services
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SNAP Help - text SNAP to (907) 891-8913
Food Bank of Alaska - (907) 272-3663
Helping Hands - Anchorage (907) 570-4050
CK FOUNDATION EMERGENCY ASSISTANCE APPLICATION (UNDER $750) - Not currently accepting applications
COLBURN KEENAN FOUNDATION - INDIVIDUAL ASSISTANCE PROGRAM FORM - Not currently accepting applications
HFA - EMERGENCY ASSISTANCE
ACCESS ALASKA INFORMATION AND INTAKE FORM
Patient Assistance
Outside Assistance Resources
services
Educational sessions are offered throughout the year in partnership with the Alaska Hemophilia Association and the Alaska Bleeding Disorder Clinics. Topics may include a general overview of a bleeding disorder, specific training, in-depth roundtables, or any topic of interest to the Alaska bleeding disorder community. Some presentations are sponsored by our industry partners and may include national experts as keynote speakers. Look to the Alaska Hemophilia Association Facebook page, the Alaska Bleeding Disorder Clinics Facebook page, or mailout flyers for additional information.
Educational Sessions
Alaska Hemophilia Association
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Patient Grants
HFA Educational Scholarship Information and Application
The Alaska Hemophilia Association accepts requests for educational scholarships year-round. Alaskan patients with a diagnosed bleeding may apply for each semester enrolled. Applicants should be enrolled full-time in an accredited university or college, be able to provide proof of acceptance and registration of full-time courses, and, if previously applied for a scholarship, evidence of successful completion of the previous semester. Scholarships are based on need and are subject to available funding. A request for an educational scholarship may be submitted to alaskahemo@gmail.com.
scholarships/grants
Alaska Hemophilia Association
services
WOMEN & GIRLS
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• Comprehensive, multidiscliplinary care for patient with inherited bleeding disorders such as hemophilia or von Willebrand disease
• Treatment planning to prevent bleeding complications for surgeries and proceedures for bleeding disorder patients
• Future plan to manage outpatient prescriptions for clotting factor medication used to prevent or treat bleeding
• Physical therapy services specializing bleeding disorder treatments
• Social worker to educate and help patients and families utilized all social services
Alaska Bleeding Disorder Clinics
