The Largest Charitable Medicine Program in the U.S.
Nonprofit health centers and clinics are a critical part of America’s healthcare safety net. These facilities provide comprehensive, culturally competent health services to more than 30 million U.S. residents. Nearly 70 percent of patients have incomes below the federal poverty level, and roughly 23 percent lack health insurance.
Strengthening the Healthcare Safety Net
Those without insurance have few options to receive quality, affordable health care. One essential source of care is the network of nonprofit health centers and clinics located throughout the nation.
Increasing Access to Medication Nationwide
Direct Relief supports nonprofit community health centers and clinics that provide care to underserved and uninsured patients regardless of their ability to pay.
US Programs & Services
Access to Medicine
Access to affordable prescription medication is an obstacle that patients at health centers and clinics face daily. Direct Relief helps tackle this challenge by providing needed medications.
Safety Net Support
Direct Relief informs health centers & clinics of available medicines and supplies. They, in turn, order and receive what they need to care for their uninsured patients.
Disaster Response
Direct Relief offers targeted assistance to help health providers prep for and respond to emergencies. Disaster response activities include distributing medical and financial resources.
ReplenishRx
Provides low-income, uninsured patients with stable access to high-quality, no-cost medicines at the point of care. Streamlines patient access to essential treatments by reducing the administrative burdens of traditional patient assistance programs and improving efficiencies for patients, health facilities and manufacturers.
IUD Access
In partnership with Medicines360, Direct Relief offers long-acting reversible contraception Liletta® IUDs at no cost to health facilities providing family planning services to uninsured patients.
Specialty Meds
Direct Relief provides nonprofit health facilities with medications for specialty care, from cancer, hemophilia, hepatitis, and many others, ensuring uninsured patients can access medications.
USA AID TRACKER
- in medical aid
- $2,489,264,576
- doses of medicine
- 712,291,599
- pounds of medicine and supplies
- 17,465,699
- deliveries
- 202,768
- healthcare providers supported
- 6,200
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- Ohio
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- Virginia
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