Elevate Patient Assistance Program
The Elevate Patient Assistance Program is Now Open.
The LGS Foundation’s Elevate Patient Assistance Program, in partnership with the Danny Did Foundation, supports individuals with LGS by helping families access seizure alert and safety devices not typically covered by insurance.
The program is available to residents in the United States. The application cycle opens annually and remains open until all available funds have been awarded.
Families may apply for assistance once every five years.
Through our partnership with the Danny Did Foundation, the Elevate Patient Assistance Program helps cover the cost of seizure alert and safety devices for eligible families. Devices are provided through the Danny Did Foundation.
These devices support monitoring, enable faster response, and add an important layer of safety for individuals living with LGS.
Seizure alert devices are one of the most requested forms of support within our community, helping caregivers feel more confident and supported, especially during nighttime hours.
Apply for Seizure Safety Device Assistance
For questions about this program, please email
Additional Resources
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By awarding this financial assistance, the LGS Foundation is making no recommendation as to the appropriateness or safety of a particular piece of equipment for persons with Lennox-Gastaut Syndrome, associated epilepsies, and other conditions. The LGS Foundation and its Board of Directors are not responsible for the safety and proper use of awarded equipment. Applicants are strongly encouraged to consult with medical professionals regarding the equipment requested. Application information will not be divulged without written consent from the applicant, parent, or legal guardian. We do ask that award recipients submit a photo showing the person with LGS using the equipment that may be used for awareness purposes for this grant program. Grant recipients will be identified by their first name only with the written permission of the parent or legal guardian.
Updated 03/20/26 (KK)