Don’t Let Costs Prevent a Full Recovery
CaringWays® provides a dedicated way to raise funds for unexpected and urgent medical expenses.
Unexpected Medical Expenses Can Be Daunting
An unexpected medical emergency or diagnosis can often leave a patient and their family in a difficult situation physically, emotionally, and financially.
16%
of households with health insurance coverage have medical debt
$3,500
The average unexpected medical expense is approximately $3,500
17%
of people had major, unexpected medical expenses last year
Fighting for your health is hard enough. Financial stress shouldn’t add to your worries.
CaringWays® Helps Alleviate the Stress
Unlike other crowdfunding platforms, CaringWays® was built specifically for medical fundraising. Our platform supports patients and families in need by providing a dedicated way to raise funds that can be used to:
Cover Treatment and Prescription Costs
Our platform can help patients cover everything from hospital and doctor visits to prescriptions and physical therapy.
Purchase Other Health-Related Expenses with a CareCard
We provide patients with a CareCard that can be used to pay for things such as meals, gas, lawn care, and more.
Choose What You Need Most
While all help after a diagnosis is appreciated, the CareCard gives you the flexibility and control to choose how your friends and family can help.
What kind of medical needs can be supported through CaringWays®?
Patients and loved ones have used CaringWays® to raise funds for a variety of long-term medical events such as:
NICU visits
Organ transplants
Dialysis
Heart surgery or stroke recovery
Central nervous system disorders
Trauma-related injuries
We recognize each case is unique. For answers to your questions, visit our FAQs page or reach out to our team.
CaringWays® Success Stories & Resources
Connect with our community, explore success stories, and discover carefunding resources for your campaign.
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How to Create a CaringWays® Campaign for A Loved One
Do you know someone who needs support during a medical emergency?
