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Find similar grantsMedical Baseline Allowance Program (MBL) is sponsored by Southern California Edison (SCE). The MBL program helps residential customers who depend on life-supporting medical equipment by providing additional electricity at the lowest baseline rate. It supports a variety of medical devices and equipment requiring electrical power to sustain life.
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Medical Baseline Allowance | SCE Medical Baseline Allowance Get Help If You Use Medical Equipment If you or someone in your household regularly uses electrically powered medical equipment or other qualifying medical devices, you may be eligible for our Medical Baseline Allowance (MBL) program. This program offers an additional 16.
5 kilowatt-hours (kWh) of electricity per day at the lowest baseline rate, helping reduce the cost of operating essential medical equipment.
You may be eligible for the MBL if you or another full-time resident in your household meet any of the following criteria: Requires the regular use of any electrically powered medical or life-support equipment (such as the partial list below) that mechanically or artificially sustains life; restores or replaces a vital physical function – including mobility. Is sensitive to temperature and needs air conditioning.
Has a life-threatening illness, compromised immune system or other medical condition that requires heating or cooling. Brochure also available in large font version . Access & Functional Needs If you have any questions about the Medical Baseline Allowance program or if the standard allowance does not meet your medical needs, please call 1-800-655-4555 .
For customers who enroll online,* please have your medical professional’s email address ready. When you submit your application, they will receive an email requesting their signature. Please alert them that they will receive an email from SCE.
* Kaiser Permanente customers: Please refer to the “Apply by Mail” section of the webpage for more details. We understand that medical equipment is constantly evolving and encourage customers to contact us about their qualifying medical device or other related products or services. Important : Devices used for therapy, but not medically required for sustaining life do not qualify.
Qualifying Medical Devices: Aerosol Tent Left Ventricular Assist Device (LVAD) Air Mattress / Hospital Bed Motorized Wheelchair / Scooter Apnea Monitor / Continuous Positive Airway Pressure (CPAP) Oxygen Generator Breather Machine (IPPB) Pressure Pad Compressor / Concentrator Pressure Pump Dialysis Machine Pulse Oximeter / Monitor Electronic Nerve Stimulator Respirator (all types) Electrostatic Nebulizer Suction Machine Hemodialysis Machine SynCardia Total Artificial Heart (TAH-t) Infusion Pump The Vest / Airway Clearance System Inhalation Pulmonary Pressure Ultrasonic Nebulizer Iron Lung If approved, your Medical Baseline allocation will appear on your bill within one to two billing cycles.
For customers who are unable to enroll online, please download and print the application below, complete pages 1 and 2, and mail the application to SCE. Please note: A medical professional's signature is required on page 2.
*If you are a Kaiser Permanente (KP) patient, please download the application, complete all required fields, including medical device information, and submit the form to your local KP Release of Information (ROI) department. Mail the completed application to: Southern California Edison Medical Baseline Allowance Department Recertification is required every two to four years.
If a medical professional certifies the condition as permanent , the customer must complete Part 1 of the application every four years to renew. If a medical professional certifies the condition as non-permanent , the customer must complete Part 1 and the licensed medical professional must complete Part 2 every two years to renew. Please have your medical professional’s email address ready.
When you recertify, they will receive an email signature request. Please alert them that they will receive an email from SCE.
Permanent (MBL Self-Certification Form) – Doctor’s signature not required Non-Permanent (MBL Doctor Recertification Form) – Doctor’s signature required *If you are a KP patient, and have been certified as having a non-permanent condition, please download the application, complete all required fields, including medical device information, and submit the form to your local KP Release of Information (ROI) department.
For customers who are unable to recertify online, please download and print the application below, and complete the appropriate parts, depending on whether the condition has been designated as permanent or non-permanent. Mail the completed form(s) to the address provided below.
Download and print application: Mail the completed application to: Southern California Edison Medical Baseline Allowance Department For MBL customers with conditions designated as permanent, complete your recertification using the Interactive Voice Response (IVR) system by calling 1-866-229-9360 . A doctor’s recertification is not required for you to continue to receive the Medical Baseline allocation.
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: A full-time resident in the home must have a qualifying medical condition and/or require the regular use of any electrically powered medical or life-support equipment that mechanically or artificially sustains life; res…. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
Medical Baseline Allowance Program (MBL) is funded by Southern California Edison (SCE). Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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