
The MS Access Project: Bridging the Gap for MS Care
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The Mission:
The MS access project is a student-led digital health-equity campaign created to bridge the gap between Multiple Sclerosis biology and real world medical access.
The Mobility & Medication Crisis
Multiple Sclerosis is a chronic autoimmune disease that targets the central nervous system, destroying the protective myelin sheath around nerve cells. This biological damage could lead to unpredictable muscle spasms, severe fatigue, numbness and vision loss.
Because MS directly attacks physical mobility, many patients reach a point where they can no longer safely drive a car. This creates a devastating barrier: patients require frequent, specialized visits to neurologist and physical therapists, but have no safe way to get to the clinic.
Simultaneously, the life-saving specialty medications required to slow down permanent nerve damage come with staggering out-of-pocket insurance co-pays. This forces many low-income patients to dangerously ration or skip their treatment.
Where your money goes
We believe no one should ever miss a life-saving medical appointments or treatment because of a missing ride or an unaffordable co-pay. Every single dollar raised through this page goes directly to support:
-Specialized Rideshare Vouchers to get patients safely to and from neurology clinics.
-Prescription Co-pay Assistance Funds so patients never have to skip a vital dose
100% Direct-Routing Transparency
This fundraiser is registered as an official GoFundMe Certified Charity campaign benefiting the Multiple Sclerosis Association of America (MSAA). Because of this integration, our student team never touches, handles or stores a single penny of your money. GoFundMe automatically processes your donation, routes it directly to the MSAA’s verified bank account, and immediately emails you an official tax-deductible receipt.
Thank you for standing with the MS community and helping us keep patients moving forward.
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Multiple Sclerosis Association of America
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