Written by: Jet Mitchell Jet Mitchell earned her MBA from the University of Texas in Arlington, her JD degree from Boyd School of Law at UNLV, and is a licensed Nevada attorney. She has been a proud Las Vegas local since 1995. I would never have imagined...
In an effort to keep you up to date on proposed and actual changes to our health care system and other hot topics in the law, here is our national and state update: National News: Surprise medical billing has increasingly become a forefront issue for Americans...
As patient leaders and advocates, we’re happy to share that 16 Members of Congress have signed on as co-sponsors of the CLINICAL TREATMENT Act (H.R. 913), which would guarantee coverage of the routine care costs of clinical trial participation for Medicaid enrollees with a life-threatening...
One of the most frequently asked questions surrounding working and Social Security Disability Income, is how much can someone work/earn without disrupting their SSDI benefits? After a recent Triage Cancer Webinar, an attendee asked this question: “After listening to the webinar this afternoon I wanted to ask...
If you have a disability, or know someone who does, you may be familiar with the challenges that come with finding accommodating employment opportunities, living services, skills development, and more, to improve your quality of life. State Department of Rehabilitation (DOR) Support Services One valuable resource is...
In an effort to keep you up to date on proposed and actual changes to our health care system and other hot topics in the law, here is our federal and state update: National News: The U.S. Department of Education (DOE) has finally released a form...
As we draw closer to the Fall season, the back to school scramble is upon us. For children, adolescents, or young adults dealing with a cancer diagnosis, school is just another area that can pose challenges. This time of year is a great opportunity to...
Written by Leslie R. Schover, PhD, CEO,Will2Love.com What is my biggest frustration in trying to help cancer survivors and their partners to overcome sexual problems related to cancer treatment? It is the expectation widely held by both patients and health professionals that one magic medical treatment...
Written By Ayesha Azam, Senior Director of Medical Affairs, PAN Foundation When Phyllis was diagnosed with metastatic breast cancer, her top concern was how she and her husband would cover the expensive co-pays for her medication. She also worried that they would be financially unable to...
Individuals in the United States are not prepared for costs associated with aging and long-term care. Long-term care insurance helps cover the costs of care when an individual who has a chronic medical condition, a disability, or a disorder such as Alzheimer's disease. Long term care...