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Research indicates tens of billions of dollars in government benefits go unclaimed each year.1 Studies have estimated that a substantial share of medical bills contain errors.2 The Legal Services Corporation reports that most low-income Americans with civil legal needs receive inadequate or no legal help.3 The programs exist; finding the front door can be hard. This site is a map, not a law firm and not a clinic.

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Sources

  1. Unclaimed government benefits: aggregated research from Benefits.gov and program-participation analyses from the Center on Budget and Policy Priorities. Estimates vary by methodology and program category.
  2. Medical billing error rates: Medical Billing Advocates of America industry estimates and peer-reviewed health-services research. Error rates vary by bill category and methodology.
  3. Legal Services Corporation, The Justice Gap: The Unmet Civil Legal Needs of Low-Income Americans (2022). Available at lsc.gov.