Comments on: Challenges of Polytrauma Rehabilitation http://www.unitedspinal.org/publications/vetsfirst/challenges-of-polytrauma-rehabilitation/ Vetsfirst Fri, 04 Jul 2008 20:27:31 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.2 By: Lynne Samson http://www.unitedspinal.org/publications/vetsfirst/challenges-of-polytrauma-rehabilitation/#comment-1195 Lynne Samson Mon, 14 Jan 2008 23:21:08 +0000 http://www.unitedspinal.org/publications/vetsfirst/challenges-of-polytrauma-rehabilitation/#comment-1195 Hello- I am the Executive Director of the NTAF Catastrophic Injury Program, a non profit committed to helping patient access health care through community based fundraising campaigns. S pecifically, we help transplant and catastrophic injury patients organize launch and sustain community fundraising campaigns and serve as fiscal administrator for the funds received in honor of patients paying uninsured medical invoices as incurred. Our model allows tax deductibility for contributors and does not jeopardize patient insurance coverage with additional income. For catastrophic injury patients, we pay for expenses such as home modifications, accessible transportation, home health care and extended rehabilitation We have raised over $50 million for patients in the last 25 years and paid out over $2.5 in grants to catastropic injury patients last fiscal year. I would welcome the chance to discuss our services and how they might be used to help returning injured soldiers through community support Please feel free to visit our website www.catastrophicfund.org or 610-642-8399 to speak in person. I look forward to hearing from you Lynne Samson Executive Director Hello-

I am the Executive Director of the NTAF Catastrophic Injury Program, a non profit committed to helping patient access health care through community based fundraising campaigns. S

pecifically, we help transplant and catastrophic injury patients organize launch and sustain community fundraising campaigns and serve as fiscal administrator for the funds received in honor of patients paying uninsured medical invoices as incurred. Our model allows tax deductibility for contributors and does not jeopardize patient insurance coverage with additional income.

For catastrophic injury patients, we pay for expenses such as home modifications, accessible transportation, home health care and extended rehabilitation

We have raised over $50 million for patients in the last 25 years and paid out over $2.5 in grants to catastropic injury patients last fiscal year.

I would welcome the chance to discuss our services and how they might be used to help returning injured soldiers through community support

Please feel free to visit our website www.catastrophicfund.org or 610-642-8399 to speak in person.

I look forward to hearing from you

Lynne Samson
Executive Director

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