About 1 Trademarks found that are owned by Accessia Health Foundation

Charitable fundraising using all available electronic, in person, telephonic and approved means; Investment of funds for charitable purposes; Charitable services, namely, providing financial assistance in the form of vouchers for payment of medical copays, health insurance premiums, ancillary medical expenses, medical travel, food, shelter, legal services, case management and health education for the physical and mental well being to support patients and their families living with rare and chronic diseases and disabilities; Charitable services, namely, providing financial support to patients living with rare and chronic diseases and disabilities for payment of health care, medical equipment, and medical services

Conducting virtual trade show exhibitions online in the field of rare and chronic diseases; Business administration and management of patient reimbursement programs; Regulatory submission management, namely, assisting others in preparing and filing applications for health insurance, unemployment benefits, financial assistance, government benefits, and financial grants with governmental regulatory bodies; Lobbying services, namely, promoting the interests of patients, caregivers, and family members of those with rare and chronic diseases and disabilities, and nonprofit companies in the fields of legislation and regulation; Promoting the interests of people concerned with issues regarding rare and chronic diseases by means of public advocacy rendered through electronic means, seminars, webinars, and meetings; Charitable services, namely, providing a free online resource in the nature of a website for connecting people who have service needs with people who are willing to provide volunteer services; Providing business and commercial information in the field of the rare and chronic disease industry; Collecting and analyzing claims data from healthcare organizations for business purposes; Promoting public awareness of rare and chronic diseases and disabilities; Charitable services, namely, organizing and developing projects that aim to improve the lives of underprivileged and impoverished people; Medical cost management; Promoting public interest and awareness of rare and chronic diseases; Charitable services, namely, coordination of the procurement and distribution of in-kind donations of medical services, legal services, prepared meals, lawn care services, and home care services being cleaning of residential homes, from corporations, foundations, and individual donors to support patients and their families living with rare and chronic diseases and disabilities; Promoting collaboration within the scientific, research, and provider communities to achieve advances in the field of rare and chronic diseases and disabilities; Promoting collaboration within the scientific, research, and medical communities to achieve advances in the field of healthcare