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Avoiding the Financial Toxicity of Cancer
Duane Cross tackles the financial aspects of cancer, from out-of-pocket expenses to life insurance policies, focusing on financial toxicity and how to deal with it. Read More ›

Finding Financial Help When You Need It Most: Meet the PAN Foundation
Ayesha Azam, VP of Medical Affairs at the Patient Access Network Foundation, explains the different ways that this organization provides financial assistance and grants for nearly 70 different medical conditions, including cancers and rare diseases. Find out if you qualify for financial support. Read More ›

Financial Toxicity Resources
Joanna Fawzy Morales, Esq., and Monica Fawzy Morales, Esq. share advice on how patients with cancer can avoid financial toxicity, as well as resources for those experiencing it. Read More ›

Appealing Insurance Decisions: One of the Best Kept Secrets in the Healthcare System
If a cancer patient's insurance company declines coverage of a specific treatment or drug, the denial can be appealed internally or it can be taken to an external medical review. Read More ›

Know Your Health Insurance Options
Monica Fawzy Morales, Esq. shares health insurance options for patients with cancer who do not have employer-sponsored insurance. Read More ›

Addressing the Cost of Cancer Care with Your Doctor
Cancer treatments today come with a steep price tag. Many patients are not aware of the financial support options available from many drug companies and nonprofit organizations. Don’t hesitate to ask your care team for help if cost is an issue for you. Read More ›

Employment and Financial Issues After Cancer Diagnosis
Patients should prioritize their debts and expenses. Keep in mind that many facilities and medical providers will negotiate decreases or set up a payment plan. Read More ›

Facing an Advanced-Stage Cancer Should Not Be Financially Devastating
Adam Balinsky, President of Fifth Season Financial, discusses the company’s Funds for Living and Giving program, which provides financial help for people with advanced cancer by leveraging their existing life insurance policy. Read More ›

There’s No Place Like Home: How a Visit to the United States Saved My Life
Martin Miralda was fresh out of college when a short visit to the United States helped to save his life after he was diagnosed with leukemia. Despite his lacking health insurance as a non-resident, he received superior medical care through “Charity Care,” a service that covers necessary hospitalization for uninsured people in the country and is available in several states. Read More ›

Will the Trump Administration’s Proposal to Stop Drug Rebates to Pharmacy Companies Reduce Drug Cost for Patients?
A new legislation proposed by the Trump administration aims at lowering the price of prescription drugs, especially the high cost of cancer drugs, for patients. Read More ›

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