The Oxford HBOT Kids Foundation
Provides financial assistance for alternative therapies and medical expenses not covered by insurance for children with special needs who could not otherwise pay for the treatment.
21800 Pontiac Trail
South Lyon, MI 48178
248-486-3636
Provides financial assistance for alternative therapies and medical expenses not covered by insurance for children with special needs who could not otherwise pay for the treatment.
21800 Pontiac Trail
South Lyon, MI 48178
248-486-3636
Gracie’s Hope
Provides funding for therapies such as, physical therapy, occupational therapy, speech therapy, chelation and HBOT. Also helps provide needed equipment and assist families in finding respite care and other services.
PO Box 1597
Davidson, NC 28036
Davidson, NC 28036
HOPE Fund
Provides grants for HBOT for children that would otherwise miss out of the dream to improve their life. Affiliated with the International Hyperbarics Association, Inc.
Danielle's Foundation
12325 Academy Road #18
Philadelphia, PA 19154
www.daniellesfoundation.org
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