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Medical/dental/non-medical remedial care treatment costs are compensable.

Mental health treatment (inpatient and outpatient) expenses.

Minors who saw or heard the crime incident and who suffered a psychological or psychiatric injury as a result of the crime, but were not physically injured, may receive mental health care.

Persons who suffered a psychological or psychiatric injury as a direct result of a forcible felony may receive mental health care.

Reimbursement for transportation costs to mental health treatment appointments that requires the submission of an itemized bill.

Victims who may need to travel  to another city for mental health treatment. (This option varies on a case by case basis.)

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Funeral/burial expenses are considered expenses associated with the funeral, services that constitute a funeral, transporting the deceased victim’s remains, burying, entombing, internment, cremation, procession, wake, or memorial ceremony held in honor or observation of the deceased and any other expenses which are not otherwise listed but are directly related to a funeral/memorial ceremony or the care of the decedent. 

Relocation funds cover the costs of victims of domestic violence, sexual assault, and other individuals who need to escape from an unsafe environment.

Crime scene cleanup costs for the removal and disposal of biohazardous and/or biochemical substances following a violent crime that occurs in the private residence or conveyance of the victim. 

 Reimbursement for a disability incurred as a result of the crime as verified in writing by the treating physician, if applicable.

Available to eligible victims/applicants who missed time from work because they are unable to work as a result of the injuries sustained as a result of the crime. Wage loss benefits are also available to the victim’s parent, when he or she misses time from work to provide immediate care to the minor victim.