Sentences with phrase «afford treatments»

Parents can't afford treatments that work.

Social workers in most cases target the population who can not afford treatments.

It was painfully complicated to find a different plan and a new doctor, and make sure I could afford the treatments.

[39] Regarding lack of mitigation, plaintiff's counsel submits that the plaintiff did not follow the recommended treatment of physiotherapy and massage, stating that the two sessions that he did attend were painful, that he was constantly travelling, and that he could not afford the treatments.

The All Pets Wellness Foundation advocates to provide funds to care for sick, older and injured pets whose owners can not afford the treatments.

If the cost of the adoption fees don't cover the vetting of our dogs, then how do we afford the treatments?

You'll do anything in your power to help her, but can you afford the treatments?

Medical financing solutions help patients afford treatments when health insurance does not cover the procedure.

For example, unless immortality is universal, one might wind up with «parallel populations» in which only the upper few could afford the treatments needed to extend lifespan.

Furthermore, having these manufacturing footprints in emerging markets is tactically smart for drug makers that are trying to expand their presence in these countries, where a growing number of residents will be able to afford their treatments.

The Long Beach, Calif. native describes contracting malaria during a scholarship trip to Ghana, her parents couldn't afford her treatment.

The maintenance of one seriously ill old person may deny resources to many who are less acutely ill but too poor to afford treatment.

This is another proactive step by the WHSAA Board of Directors that assures all WHSAA student participants, who are diagnosed with a sport or activity related concussion, will be afforded treatment with no out - of - pocket costs.

WHO estimates that 80 % of cardiovascular deaths occur in low - and middle - income countries; in many of them, hypertension patients can't afford treatment, so prevention is paramount.

Maggie has cancer and can't afford treatment — so far, so Lifetime.

Can you afford treatment?

Every year, Nationwide donates $ 10,000 to the winning hospital to help treat local pets whose owners could otherwise not afford treatment.

My DH and I adopted two cats from a shelter and we weren't able to afford the treatment of of them needed for his failing kidney.

I love him, but I can't afford this treatment.

All too often, even the best pet owners can find themselves financially unprepared to do what is needed to save their pet and thereby facing a heart - wrenching decision if they can not afford treatment.

We believe that all pets deserve the highest standard of care, including those owners who can not afford treatment.

«Now, more than ever, we're seeing more complicated cases and neglected animals coming in, where people can't afford treatment.»

There's no need to waste anybody's time if a client is unable to afford treatment or won't qualify for third - party payment.

I understand that you may not be able to afford treatment for Rocky, but a visit to at least diagnose the problem would be valuable; since Rocky is a rescue, speak with some local charity clinics in your area as they may be able to offer some assistance (to at least narrow down the underlying cause).

At Montgomery County Animal Resource Center in Dayton, Ohio, the rate of people seeking to euthanize their pets because they can't afford treatment is rising between 10 % and 12 % a year, says Director Mark Kumpf.

I was at the Animal Hospital and saw a family torn apart because they could not afford treatment for their pet... I feel incredibly lucky to have learned about Healthy Paws and can't recommend them enough.

if it gets sick, and they cant afford treatment, that's animal cruelty.

If you imagine a scenario where you can not afford the treatment and ask the clinic to euthanize your pet instead of providing treatment to turn the situation around, $ 500 is relatively a small price to pay (less than most people's annual coffee budget).

Even the emergency clinic will do a no charge euthanasia if your cat is suffering, and you can not afford treatment.

The only thing that stands in the way is whether you can afford the treatment.

Sarah was one of the lucky ones, her owners were able to afford treatment which included antivenom.

I can't afford this treatment but i will not hesitate to use every last penny to care for him and my cats.

100 % of the proceeds from the sales in any of these venues go towards helping our organization spread the word on canine cancer and assist those owners who can't afford treatment for their dog.

Your committed support means so much to the dogs and their families who would otherwise not be able to afford treatment.

We will do everything we can to help you afford the treatment your pet needs.

These funds go directly to vets helping support dogs with cancer whose families can not afford treatment.

The Barkley and LuLu Foundation was established in Jackson, Michigan to help local pets who require medical treatment to live a happy and healthy life, but whose owners can not afford the treatment.

Together we are fighting this disease and supporting dogs whose families can not afford treatment.

So many people can not afford the treatment for their furbabies and feel they have no choice but to let them go.

NOTICE: If your animal requires emergency veterinary care and you can not afford treatment, click here to contact groups or veterinary schools that may help.

If it weren't for Healthy Paws, we would not be able to afford his treatment and quarterly labs.

If your animal companion is in immediate distress and you, as the owner, are unable to afford treatment or the humane euthanasia for your animal companion, you can surrender your animal to the Ottawa Humane Society for humane euthanasia.

Your donation goes to help dog families who can not afford treatment.

Thank you Shay Morrow, your donation to CCA is much needed and will go directly to pay for veterinary care for dogs fighting this disease whose families could not otherwise afford treatment.

These funds are so important to the dog families facing canine cancer who afford treatment.

Your funds go directly to vets fighting this disease on behalf of dog families who could not otherwise afford treatment.

If you can not afford treatment, you can return the animal within the 60 - day trial period for an adoption credit.

Your donations go directly to veterinarians who provide care for dogs with cancer whose families can not afford treatment.

We help sponsor the veterinary costs of dogs diagnosed with cancer for those families in financial need who would not otherwise be able to afford treatment.

The monthly cost and the deductibles are very reasonable especially in light of all of the other expenses that come with owning a pet but it gives peace of mind that you won't have to make health decisions based on if you can afford the treatment.