ALS Association invests $3M to bring access to care closer to home
WHY IT MATTERS
If you have ALS and live in a rural or underserved area, this funding could help bring specialized care closer to your home instead of requiring long-distance travel to major medical centers.
The ALS Association is giving out $3 million in grants to help people with ALS get medical care in areas that don't have many specialists nearby. This money comes from a larger $58 million donation and will help set up new ALS clinics in communities that are far from major hospitals.
The ALS Association has awarded $3 million to help expand access to specialized amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS) care in underserved and geographically isolated communities across the U.S. The funding comes from the organization’s Hoffman ALS Clinic Development and Capacity Awards programs, established through a historic $58 million donation from the late philanthropist Hugh Hoffman, whose […] The post ALS Association invests $3M to bring access to care closer to home appeared first on