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woah!! I don't have insurance, cause of pre-existing lymphoma...but we have been with Good Samaritan for at least 10 years. they are this type of organization..
it has been great. My oncologist was amazing and gave me the chemo treatments at very reduced rate. the hardest payment was the first one, cause you have to come up with $$$ for that. Then your need is published in the Good Samaritan newsletter and $$ and cards/letters come rolling in and you are completely reimbursed. If anyone wants to know more you can email me. I had no idea Good Sam members would be exempt. Every month, I get their newsletter , which tells us where/who to send our $$ to. Its the same amount each month@275$ for our family

sorry, it started out as good Samaritan ministries, but of course what we're in is Samaritan. the only $$ that goes to the actual program is a once a year dues of @ 175.00 You know the monthly amount all goes directly to the person's medical expenses cause you write the check and mail it directly to them. it was so encouraging, getting letters and cards all during my treatments.