medicalfund
nounUK /ˈmɛdɪkəl fʌnd/
US /ˈmɛdɪkəl fʌnd/
Money that people save or collect to pay for doctors and medicine when someone is sick.
The family started a medicalfund to help pay for their grandmother's surgery.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. A special account set aside by a company or group to cover health costs for its members.
The workers' union set up a medicalfund for emergencies.
3. A charity or campaign that raises money to help sick people get care.
She donated to a medicalfund for children with heart problems.
4. Money collected by a community to support medical treatment for someone in need.
Neighbors organized a medicalfund after the flood injured many residents.