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Good Days Copay and Travel Assistance

Copay help and paid travel to treatment for people with a chronic or life-altering illness.

Written and checked by Jason Burns, Editorial Steward · Checked August 25, 2026

What it is typically worth

$1,000 – $12,000 a year

An estimate for a typical household. Your amount depends on your income, your state, and your situation.

What this program is, in plain English

Good Days is a national charity that helps people with long-term illnesses afford treatment they are already prescribed. It pays copays and coinsurance for the medication, and it also runs a travel program that covers flights, mileage, and lodging when the treatment you need is not near where you live. You need insurance that covers the drug and a diagnosis that matches an open fund. Applying is free and there is no fee at any point.

What you actually get

Copay and coinsurance assistance for a named diagnosis, plus a separate travel and lodging benefit for getting to treatment.

Who qualifies

  • Income limit: Not yet verified — call to confirm
  • No asset test.
  • Income limits are set per fund, commonly at or below 500% of the federal poverty level.

What to have ready

  • Insurance card
  • Diagnosis
  • Proof of income
  • Prescriber information

How to apply

This program is run by Good Days. Most decisions take Often same-day approval while a fund is open.

Timing matters

Funds open and close through the year by diagnosis.

We are not a government agency. These links go straight to the agency that runs the program. Applying is always free.

Every program on this site is free to apply for. Anyone who asks you to pay to apply, or to “unlock” a government benefit, is a scam — hang up and call Senior Medicare Patrol or 211.

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Sources

Checked August 25, 2026 by Jason Burns (http fetch + browser + content check 2026-08-25). Licensed under the Citation License 1.0.

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