PSI will be closed Friday July 3.
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IN THE NEWS
Chronic Disease Day 2020: COVID-19 and the Chronic Disease Experience
A (VIRTUAL) DAY OF RECOGNITION FOR THE CHRONIC AND RARE DISEASE COMMUNITY Countless events have been canceled over the past few months due to COVID-19; however, Chronic Disease Day will still take place on July 10 at 12 p.m. ET nationwide, bringing together patient...
Our Ongoing Commitment to PSI Staff, Patients, Supporters and Advocates
This year has been more than challenging with the national COVID-19 pandemic and devastation caused by continued racial turmoil within our nation. We recognize the impact these events have had on our staff, patients, supporters and advocates. We acknowledge that...
Patient Services, Inc. Appoints Gwen Cooper as CEO
Current CEO Art Wood to retire July 3, 2020 Midlothian, VA –The board of directors of Patient Services, Inc. is pleased to announce the appointment of Gwen Cooper as the organization’s new chief executive officer effective June 1, 2020. Cooper brings over 20 years of...
ABOUT US
The founder of PSI shaped the very first non-profit patient assistance model in 1989. Dr. Dana Kuhn knows the pain firsthand of watching a loved one fight-and-lose their battle against chronic illness; he knows, too, the crippling financial burden often carried by those left behind. Since our inception in 1989, Patient Services has been a pioneer leading the charge to find solutions to the challenges that face the chronically ill in the United States.
We provide financial support and guidance for qualified patients with specific, rare chronic diseases. Our team is passionate about accessibility and affordability to treatment. That’s why we are committed to helping subsidize the costs of health insurance premiums and out of pocket costs (copayments/coinsurance). Furthermore, we offer a variety of legal services free of charge through the PSI-A.C.C.E.S.S. Program for specific rare disease communities. Through PSI assistance programs patients and their families rediscover hope and health.
