The Maurer-Heinsen Home Access Program is a compassionate and practical initiative dedicated to enhancing the lives of individuals living with Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis (ALS). The program recognizes the importance of accessibility for those with mobility challenges and covers a significant portion of the cost associated with the installation of temporary modular ramps to ensure that people living with ALS can easily navigate in and out of their homes.
To qualify for this program a person must have a diagnosis of ALS/PLS/PMA and no other resources that will cover needed items (e.g. County Assistance, VA, long-term care policy).
If you participate in a county assistance program, please contact your county case manager for information on home modifications.
If you are a veteran, please contact your benefits administrator for information on home modifications.
If you have a Long Term Care Policy, please check to see if it helps to cover the cost of a ramp and let us know when we reach out to you.
PLEASE NOTE: This program is for anyone living with ALS/PLS/PMA and registered with The ALS Association and living in Iowa, Minnesota, North Dakota, South Dakota, or Wisconsin.
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