If a doctor has determined that phototherapy is the treatment of choice for your condition, a home unit may be an option. If you are interested in exploring this possibility, it is something that you need to discuss with your doctor.

Generally companies are familiar with patients’ needs and have experience in insurance reimbursement assistance and getting payment towards home phototherapy equipment. They may also assist you in getting pre-authorization and filing the insurance claim. 

Please note: listed are companies we are currently aware of that offer home equipment. It is provided for informational purposes only and does not represent a recommendation or endorsement by the Cutaneous Lymphoma Foundation. 

Donating Phototherapy Unit
We are frequently asked if the Foundation can assist individuals find a new home for a phototherapy unit they no longer need. Purchasing a home phototherapy unit is very expensive and it is very generous of you to want to share it with another person living with cutaneous lymphoma. Unfortunately, we can’t legally help with the sale or donation of your used phototherapy unit due to a U.S. Code of Federal Regulations. Only physicians or licensed light manufacturers and distributors can help with the sale or trade of a phototherapy light unit.

Please contact the manufacturer of your phototherapy unit if you would like information on how to recycle the unit.