Mental Health Access Assistance

Don’t have the money to pay for therapy or counselling sessions? No problem! We will cover the costs (up to $50) per visit towards your copay or deductible to a licensed therapist. Youth, children and parents with kids ages 0-25 are eligible. It is simple. No hidden fees. Easy to apply.

More information below !

New Year New Coverage!

Formerly Mental Health Copay Assistance program

Since 2017, Touchstone Foundation, formerly known as LOHF (Lancaster Osteopathic Health Foundation) has worked to improve access to mental and behavioral health services for children, youth, and families in Lancaster County. 

Our Mental Health Access Assistance program continues to provide financial support to children, youth, and families of Lancaster County. Starting January 1, 2024 we will increase our support to $50.00 per visit towards copays and deductibles. The purpose is still the same: provide monetary assistance to youth, children, and parents of dependent children (ages 0-25) who live in Lancaster County and have financial need.

To qualify for the program the household income may not exceed 250% of the Federal Poverty Level. Patients must have commercial insurance and re-enroll with us each year so that we can verify their income eligibility.

We will cover costs up to $50 per visit (towards copay or deductible) to a licensed behavioral healthcare provider.

Thanks to the generosity of our donors, Touchstone Foundation continues this vital program to help youth (and parents of dependent children) in need of mental health copay assistance. Our ability to expand the program to cover copays and deductibles is made possible by the generous grant from The Steinman Foundation.

Get up to $50 covered for your mental health visits today!

For more information or help enrolling call 717-397-8722

Office Hours: Monday – Friday | 8am-5pm

We invest in youth mental health services

For two decades, Touchstone Foundation has provided a community benefit to Lancaster County, PA as a result of the sale in 1999 of Community Hospital (an osteopathic hospital).