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Duchenne Family Assistance Program: Little Hercules Foundation » Little Hercules Foundation If you have been denied access to an approved treatment, have questions, or need help navigating coverage concerns, the team at Little Hercules Foundation can help! We currently help individuals/families with DMD/BMD.
Our experienced team will work with you on insurance issues regardless of whether it is navigating a commercial/employer plan, Medicaid, Medicare, or a combination of these. If you’d like to apply for this free assistance, please start by clicking on the APPLY FOR HELP button below and you will be linked to our online application.
Following the successful completion of your application, someone from Little Hercules Foundation will contact you. If you have any questions, please email info@littleherculesfoundation. org or call us at (833) 428-3301.
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