Copay help by condition · Kidney and urologic · read 2026-11-08

Hemolytic uremic syndrome (HUS): which charitable copay funds are open

1 fund for Hemolytic uremic syndrome says it is open right now, of the 1 we hold (read 2026-11-08).

Open: Hemolytic uremic syndrome (HUS) from TotalAssist (Patient Advocate Foundation copay funds). Eligibility is each fund's own rule.

If you have Medicare Part D: CMS prints the annual out-of-pocket threshold as $2,400 in 2027 ($2,100 in 2026) (Table V-2 of its CY 2027 announcement). It is a benefit parameter and applies to covered drugs under plan rules. What changes on January 1.

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Funds we hold for Hemolytic uremic syndrome, by the status each page gave on the day we read it.

What this is not. A record of what fund pages and FDA labels say, not advice and not a check of whether you qualify. US funds only. This page covers charitable funds from the organizations we read, the costs around a condition those funds pay for, and the drugs whose FDA label names the condition. A label naming a condition is not a statement that the drug is approved, effective or covered for you.

A copy for a patient, a clinic or a pharmacist, with each source and the date we read it.

Every fund we hold for Hemolytic uremic syndrome

OpenHemolytic uremic syndrome (HUS)

TotalAssist (Patient Advocate Foundation copay funds) · read 2026-11-08

Award level: $9,500Insurance supported: Any health insurance

The page lists the fund as Open. Source page

Drugs whose FDA label names Hemolytic uremic syndrome

1 drug. Each row quotes the sentence of the drug's FDA label (Indications and Usage, openFDA) that names the condition. A label naming a condition is not a statement that the drug is approved, effective or covered for you. Dashes in quotes are shown as hyphens. Of these, 0 have a program (in our assistance finder or on the program's own page) and 0 have a Medicare negotiated price in the CMS file; an empty cell says we found nothing in our data, not that nothing exists.

Drug	What the FDA label says	Manufacturer program	Medicare negotiated price
Soliris Eculizumab	... the treatment of patients with atypical hemolytic uremic syndrome (aHUS) to inhibit complement-mediated thrombotic microangiopathy. Label on openFDA, read 2026-11-10	not in our assistance finder	not in the CMS negotiated-price file

No broader or more specific condition page for this one.

Group: Kidney and urologic. All conditions: the condition index. Fund board for every condition: charitable copay fund status.

What changed

First read on 2026-11-08. We keep each read with its date, so a fund reopening or closing will show here as a change. Until we have a second read there is nothing to compare, and we do not guess. The read date of every source is on the changes page.

This page as data

The same facts as JSON, each fund with its source URL and read date: hemolytic-uremic-syndrome.json. Edition 2026-11, root 006ab9a329709cbe. See the licence page.

Questions

Is there an open charitable copay fund for Hemolytic uremic syndrome?

As read on 2026-11-08, 1 of the 1 funds we hold for Hemolytic uremic syndrome say they are open: Hemolytic uremic syndrome (HUS) from TotalAssist (Patient Advocate Foundation copay funds). Funds open and close, so check the source page before you apply.

Which organizations run funds for Hemolytic uremic syndrome?

TotalAssist (Patient Advocate Foundation copay funds). Each fund row on this page links to the organization's own page.

Does an open fund mean I qualify?

No. A status says whether a fund is taking applications. Eligibility, award level and which insurance it supports are each fund's own rules; where the page states them they are shown on the fund.

How current is this page?

Statuses are what each fund's own page said on the date we read it (2026-11-08). We do not promise a fund is still in that state today.