One simple path to the support you qualify for
Discover assistance for credit card debt, housing, medical bills, and food support
ReliefPath connects you with tailored programs that may reduce your monthly burden, stabilize housing, relieve medical debt, or help you access food benefits—starting with a quick, no-cost qualification check.
Takes about 2 minutes. Checking eligibility won’t impact your credit score.
Answer a few questions and we’ll route you to the right assistance path:
- Lower monthly credit card payments
- Find housing & rental support
- Reduce or organize medical debt
- Screen for SNAP / food stamp benefits
No cost, no obligation. You can stop at any time.
Trusted by thousands of Americans looking for a clearer path to relief
Support we can help you find
Four ways ReliefPath can help lower your monthly stress
Choose the area that’s impacting you most, or explore multiple assistance paths. Your answers help us show you options you may qualify for.
Credit Card Debt Assistance
Explore programs that may reduce interest, consolidate balances, or lower monthly payments.
Housing Assistance
Learn about rent relief, utility support, and housing stability resources in your area.
Medical Debt Assistance
See options that may help you negotiate, organize, or reduce medical bills.
Food Stamps & SNAP Screening
Check potential eligibility for SNAP and other food support programs in minutes.
Credit Card Debt Assistance
Find options that may lower monthly credit card payments
High-interest credit cards can make it feel impossible to catch up. Based on your situation, you may be able to explore solutions that reorganize what you owe into one, more manageable payment.
- See if you qualify for lower negotiated monthly payments
- Understand non-bankruptcy alternatives for unsecured debt
- Get a clearer picture of timelines and total costs
Who this may help: Households with $5,000+ in unsecured credit card balances that are struggling to keep up with minimums.
Example outcomes some users have seen after exploring options*:
37–55%
Typical reduction in enrolled debt versus original balances for some programs*.
24–60 mo
Program timelines vary, but can be shorter than paying minimums only.*
*Results vary and are not guaranteed. Program availability depends on your specific situation and state. See compliance section below for full disclosures.
Housing Assistance
Explore rental relief, utility help, and local housing resources
If you are behind on rent, at risk of eviction, or struggling with rising utility bills, there may be programs in your area designed to help keep you stably housed.
- Connect with rental assistance and eviction prevention resources
- Learn about emergency housing grants and vouchers
- Find help for overdue utility and energy bills
Who this may help: Renters or homeowners who have experienced income loss, medical hardship, or sudden expenses affecting their ability to pay for housing.
Medical Debt Assistance
Navigate unexpected medical bills with more clarity
Medical debt can appear suddenly after an emergency, surgery, or change in insurance. There may be hospital financial assistance programs, negotiation options, or other resources that could reduce what you owe.
- Identify potential hospital charity care or relief programs
- Understand options for structured payment plans
- Learn questions to ask billing departments before you pay
Who this may help: People with significant outstanding medical balances, collections notices, or upcoming procedures they are worried about affording.
Food Stamps & SNAP Screening
See if your household may qualify for food benefits
SNAP (commonly called food stamps) and other nutrition programs help eligible households buy groceries each month. A quick screening can help you understand potential eligibility and next steps.
- Answer guided questions about your household and income
- See if you may meet basic SNAP guidelines in your state
- Get information on how and where to apply
Who this may help: Families, seniors, and individuals whose income has changed, who are paying more for housing, or who are choosing between groceries and other bills.
One short guide, four powerful assistance paths
You do not have to know which program is right for you. Our quick start guide asks a few key questions and then points you to the most relevant assistance based on your answers.
Our promise: We focus on clarity, not pressure. You can review information, ask questions, and decide what is right for you.
Start your ReliefPath in just a few minutes
Answer a few questions once, then see which assistance paths—credit card, housing, medical, or food—may be available to you.
No cost to check. This does not enroll you in any program and does not impact your credit score.