The Crowns Project's Goal Assist Program

The Crowns Project is dedicated to improving the lives of men dealing with incontinence through its Goal Assist program. This initiative provides a three-month supply of high-quality incontinence undergarments to those who lack coverage through Medicaid, Medicare Advantage, or private insurance plans. By addressing this critical need, the Goal Assist program helps recipients maintain their dignity, independence, and quality of life.

Program Highlights:

• Comprehensive Support: The Goal Assist program ensures that recipients have access to the necessary incontinence supplies for three months, reducing the financial strain and providing peace of mind.

• Quality Products: The incontinence undergarments provided are of high quality, designed for comfort and reliability, helping recipients manage their condition effectively.

• Holistic Approach: Beyond just providing supplies, the program emphasizes the importance of overall well-being, encouraging recipients to engage with their healthcare providers for ongoing support and management of their condition.

Eligibility Criteria:

• Healthcare Provider Recommendation: To ensure that the supplies reach those in genuine need, recipients must be recommended by their verified healthcare provider.

• Insurance Status: The program is specifically for men who are not covered by Medicaid, Medicare Advantage, or private insurance plans.

Application Process:

1. Consult Your Healthcare Provider: Discuss your eligibility with your healthcare provider and obtain a recommendation.

2. Submit Your Application: Your healthcare provider will verify your need and submit the recommendation to The Crowns Project.

3. Receive Your Supplies: Once approved, you will receive a three-month supply of incontinence undergarments.

Referral Application Form: To apply for the Goal Assist program, please complete the referral application form provided by your healthcare provider.

Referral Application:

Additional Resources:

Medicaid Medicaid is a joint Federal/State program that provides free incontinence items, though conditions and coverage vary by state. Eligibility typically includes low income, being elderly, or being institutionalized. Contact your local Area Agency on Aging or Medicaid office for more information.

Adult Diaper Banks Non-profit organizations that provide free or reduced-cost incontinence supplies to low-income individuals. Eligibility requirements vary by organization and state. A directory of adult diaper banks by state is available for reference.

Veterans’ Administration US veterans diagnosed with incontinence can receive supplies through the VA Healthcare program, provided they have a doctor’s prescription and meet other requirements.