Financial Toxicity Impacts Cancer Survival Rates — So Why Are So Few Talking About It?
Improving cancer care requires addressing the undeniable link between financial health, basic needs, and patient outcomes.
Improving cancer care requires addressing the undeniable link between financial health, basic needs, and patient outcomes.
Here are some tips to help you have conversations about the many costs of cancer with your care team, including some questions you can ask.
Through collaboration with others in cancer care, Family Reach is invested in addressing gaps in affordability and making the healthcare system more whole.
Healthcare professionals like hospital social workers, oncology nurses, and doctors can help bring cost conversations to the forefront of cancer treatment.
With help from critical community voices, we’re building cultural competency and applying a racial equity lens to our cancer support services.
In celebration of Black History Month, here are some of the recent stories about Black cancer patient experiences that stuck with us.
The session offered key insights into how collaboration can help us create more impactful solutions to overcome disparities in cancer care.
Here's a look at some recent conversations and perspectives about health inequity, including financial toxicity and social determinants.
Writer, author, and cancer survivor Laura Holmes Haddad shares the eerie parallels between cancer and the COVID-19 pandemic.
Over 100 thought leaders came together for a collaborative think-tank event that propelled the fight against financial toxicity caused by cancer.