At Clear Mind we know how difficult is is to get to proper and trained facilities for treatment for yourself or loved ones. Please see the medical travel assistance programs below. If you are out of state, you can come to us, or whoever your providers are.

Travel assistance

Air Care Alliance (888-260-9707) offers a central listing of free transportation services provided by volunteer pilots and charitable aviation groups.

Air Charity Network (877-621-7177) coordinates free air transportation for children and adults in need through various organizations around the United States.

Air Compassion for Veterans (857-228-4636) provides free air and ground transportation for ill, injured, and wounded veterans and their family for medical care.

Along Comes Hope® (805-322-1423) provides support for the families of children with cancer, through financial assistance with travel for treatment, creative emotional support programs, and advocacy to promote policy changes, awareness, and education.

Angel Airline Samaritans facilitates no-cost or reduced rate commercial airline tickets to and from distant specialized medical evaluations or treatments for people with cancer in need and their families.

Angel Flight East (215-358-1900) Angel Flight East (AFE) is a 501(C)(3) nonprofit organization dedicated to serving the community by facilitating free air transportation for children and adults with medical conditions who need to get to treatment far from home.

The Corporate Angel Network (914-328-1313) arranges free air transportation for people with cancer traveling to treatment using empty seats on private and corporate jets.

LifeLine Pilots (800-822-7972) facilitate free air transportation through volunteer pilots for financially distressed passengers with medical and humanitarian needs.

Mercy Medical Angels (888-675-1405) offers free or low-cost transportation for medical evaluation, diagnosis, or treatment.

PALS (Patient AirLift Services) (888-818-1231) arranges free air transportation for people for medical diagnosis, treatment, or follow-up who cannot afford or are unable to fly commercially.