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Lawrence County Cancer Patient Services
~who we are and what we do~

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Lawrence County Cancer Patient Services is a nonprofit, all-volunteer organization dedicated to supporting cancer patients living in Lawrence County, Indiana. Our mission is to provide assistance when insurance or other sources of funding are unavailable. We are proud to be 100% volunteer-run, with no paid staff — every effort goes directly toward helping those in need.

WE OFFER ASSISTANCE WITH:
  • Food supplements
  • Transportation to treatments or physicians
  • Medical Supplies
  • Wigs after Chemotherapy
  • Medical equipment (such as wheelchairs, walkers, commodes and more)
  • Mammograms or PSA tests
  • Mobility Aids
    • Wheelchairs (including bariatric sizes)
    • Transfer chairs (lightweight, foldable)
    • Rollator walkers (with storage compartment and seat; bariatric sizes available)
    • Traditional walkers (including bariatric models)
    • Canes (variety of styles and colors)
    • Grabbers (reach extenders)
    • Cushions (including donut cushions)
    • Pivot seat (rotating/lazy Susan-style seat for easy turning)
  • Lifting & Transfer Aids
    • Lift assist handle (portable device to help patients sit up/get out of bed)
    • Transfer boards (help move/scoot between surfaces)
    • Flexible transporter pad (large pad with handles for lifting)
    • Metal support bars (slide under mattress — possibly for sitting up or fall prevention)
  • Bathroom & Hygiene Equipment
    • Shower chairs (various styles)
    • Shower benches
    • Bedside commodes
    • Toilet risers
    • Bathroom grab bar (18-inch)
  • Medical Supplies
    • Vinyl gloves (large quantity)
    • Ostomy supplies (variety available; call to check specific sizes or request assistance purchasing the correct ones)
    • Male catheters (various lengths, including 16")
    • Tracheotomy supplies
    • Clear sodium chloride injection syringes (likely for flushing)
    • Cannulas and tubing
  • Seating & Support Items
    • Weighted blankets
    • Braces (assorted types)
    • Foot/heel protection boots (to help prevent bed sores)
    • Power seat lift (to assist standing up from a chair)
  • Vehicle Accessories
    • Metal hitch rack (for transporting electric wheelchairs; includes ramps and manual)
    • Bumper carrier (additional rack suitable for wheelchairs or bicycles)
  • Daily Living Aids​
    • Sock & shoe assist hooks (tools to help put on footwear)
  • WE ALSO:
  • Help cancer patients with Christmas gifts for their kids if assistance is needed
  • Provide Cheer Baskets​​



To All The Workers of LCCPS
You are all so special and angels to us who have reached out to you for help  you have made it easier for us who are going through this terrible disease
Thank you so much   
-anonymous
Dear LCCPS,
​I don't think I ever sent a THANK YOU for the gas card & grocery card. It means the world to me that I have an organization, where I live, that has my back!  
In 2013-14, I had leukemia. I was hospitalized for 4 months & in a drug induced coma for 2 weeks. At no point was there ever an organization that assisted me in any way. My husband took countless time off from work, to be at my side & family flew in from other states, to also help me and us. 
Having a gas card, to help with the trips to Indianapolis & to Bloomington will help us SO much. I'm on SS Disability, since my last cancer round (I was left with some permanent physical problems) and my husband is only on SS. The extra money is SO helpful. We had NO such help, when I had leukemia, in Seattle. Just the high cost of having a world renowned cancer center!! Ha! Big deal! 
Thank you, thank you, thank you! From both myself & my hubby, Mark. It made me cry when I received it & I cry when I tell people about it. It's so touching! Indiana is SO different from Washington State. The people care more. 
God bless you for helping us cancer patients. I'm hopeful that once I'm through this....I can be of help, volunteering time or whatever I can do. :) 
Janine Ison

THANK YOU for the gas card & grocery card. It means the world to me that I have an organization, where I live, that has my back!  ​~Anonymous
They helped our son and myself. Great help for all. Bless your hearts ~Geri D.
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Thank you so much for the gas card my cancer tests.  I still appreciate all you have helped me with, my walker, shower chair, and gas in the past.  It's really appreciated, so thanks from my heart.     ~Anonymous
Lawrence County Cancer Patient Services helped me get to my treatments in Indianapolis by providing me with gas cards. ~Amanda W.
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Lawrence County Cancer Patient Services

Contact information

Mailing address: P.O. Box 71  
​                             Bedford, IN 47421

Phone number:  812-278-0139
                             812-797-5098
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​email:                   [email protected]
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