Translational Pulmonary And Immunology Research Center
PROGRAMS
Patient Grants
The Patient Care Grant is a vital program that provides financial support to individuals and families facing the high costs of medical care for rare allergic, immunologic, and pulmonary conditions. With a fund start of approximately $150,000, this grant helps ensure that patients can access the life-saving treatments and therapies they need, regardless of financial barriers. The grant supports those who are unable to afford care, offering them a pathway to better health, improved quality of life, and a chance to achieve #foodfreedom and better health. We have 3 main grants, the patient care grant to decrease financial burden, the military grant to provide aid to TIP families who are also active duty, and the diversity grant, to provide aid to African Americans in the TIP program
The outcome of the Patient Care Grant program is to provide patients with access to critical, often life-saving treatments that they might not otherwise afford. By alleviating financial burdens, the grant enables recipients to pursue innovative therapies, improve their health, and move closer to achieving #foodfreedom. Ultimately, the program improves patients' quality of life, reduces medical bills, and fosters long-term wellness for individuals and families.
TPIRC Research
TPIRC Research is the cornerstone of our efforts to advance medical understanding and develop new treatments for rare and complex allergic, immunologic, and pulmonary diseases. Through cutting-edge clinical research, TPIRC explores innovative therapies that address the root causes of these conditions. Our program focuses on translating scientific discoveries into real-world treatments, offering hope to patients who have exhausted conventional care options. By prioritizing personalized medicine and patient-centered research, TPIRC is driving breakthroughs that improve outcomes, enhance quality of life, and pave the way toward lasting health solutions.
TPIRC research creates vital organizations such as the Food Allergy Institute. Our translative research creates treatments and fully functioning organizations that help thousands of patients who would have otherwise remained untreated.
CONTACT
Translational Pulmonary And Immunology Research Center
1440 El Mirador Ave
Long Beach, CA 90815-4120