When faced with the challenge of a serious illness, it is important to know what conditions may qualify a person for LMI. Here are ten major illnesses that may qualify a patient for a LMI application:
AIDS: This is a serious disease with a compromised immune system, and the cost of treatment and living is often beyond the means of the average family. Leukemia: This is a malignant tumor of the blood system that is expensive to treat over the long term and puts tremendous financial pressure on patients and their families. Hemophilia: Patients need to receive regular treatment, which is costly, especially for those who need long-term maintenance treatment. Gastric cancer and lung cancer: these two common malignant tumors are not only expensive to treat, but may also lead to loss of labor and hardship in the patient's life. End-stage renal disease (uremia): Long-term dialysis or kidney transplantation is costly, putting patients under tremendous financial pressure for healthcare. Severe organ failure: Patients with organ transplants or long-term dependence on medical devices have significantly higher costs for treatment and life support. Severe H1N1: This is a serious illness caused by the influenza virus, and the potentially high medical and rehabilitation costs associated with treatment should not be overlooked. type 1 diabetes: Requiring continuous insulin injections and regular checkups, the long-term maintenance of medical expenses poses a challenge to the patient's family finances. Multidrug-resistant tuberculosis: this is an infectious disease that not only has a long treatment cycle, but also has higher costs, posing financial pressure on patients and their families.In summary, the above-listed diseases, if they reach a certain level of severity, may make the patient eligible to apply for low income insurance to alleviate part of the financial burden. However, the specific application requirements and process may vary by region, so it is recommended that you consult with your local authorities for accurate information and assistance.