People with ALS may need extensive durable medical equipment (DME) at some point during their illness. Our equipment loan closets contain primarily used and donated equipment, from bed rails to bath benches to power wheelchairs.
The grant program provides financial assistance to individuals diagnosed with ALS and their families. This support covers costs associated with their diagnosis, including communication devices, medical expenses, home modifications, home care, and transportation needs.
Those with ALS who are in need of language interpretation services can speak with their care coordinator about access to an interpreter. The ALS Association wishes to provide support to all persons living with ALS.
Our Compassionate Kinship for Caregivers Program can help you make connections with others who have experienced similar roles by linking you to a Volunteer Peer Mentor.
Those living with ALS, their families, friends, caregivers, and health care professionals can speak with specialized care services staff regarding many aspects of ALS care, available community resources, and services.
This program provides assistance to support permanent ramp structures for people living with ALS in need. Financial as well as consultative services are part of this program.