At Triage Cancer, we know that one of the most effective ways to lower your out-of-pocket medical costs is to make sure that you have adequate health insurance that meets your individual needs. Resources We have a number of resources available to help you figure out your...
Dealing with the aftermath of a cancer diagnosis can mean many financial hardships. With medical bills that pile up, having everyday luxuries (that feel like necessities) such as internet or a cell phone can become too costly. Did you know you could be eligible for...
If you’ve been diagnosed with cancer you might find the following tips from cancer survivor, Shrenik Shah, both helpful and inspiring. Shrenik is from India and was diagnosed with cancer of the vocal chords, thus leading to a laryngectomy. After beating cancer at 21 years...
Written by Jamie Bearse Prostate Cancer Awareness Month kicked off last week and we’re thrilled to see advocates across the country raising awareness in their local communities. The need to educate and raise awareness is critical – when it comes to this disease, early detection saves...
At Triage Cancer, part of aligning with our mission to provide resources to those in the cancer community means sharing impactful organizations that we've partnered with and the resources, events, and materials they have that you might find helpful. Today we would like to share...
The Extra Help Program is a Medicare program to help people with limited income and resources pay for prescription drug costs, like premiums, deductibles, and co-insurance. Qualifying for the Extra Help Program means that you will get help with: Paying your Medicare Part D drug plan’s...
A lot has happened over the last few weeks at both the national and state levels. These are just a few highlights of topics that may have a significant impact on the cancer community. National News: ACA Lawsuit:Next week, a lawsuit will be heard by...
Written by Michelle Andrews Kaiser Health News This week, I answer questions from readers who are concerned about Medicare and insurance for long-term care. Q: Can getting a genetic test interfere with being able to buy long-term-care insurance in the future? If you do get a plan, can...
Americans who receive their health insurance through Medicare may want to purchase extra coverage through a Medigap policy. But your ability to buy a Medigap policy depends on where you live. One in four people with Medicare also have supplemental Medigap coverage to help cover their co-pays,...
Triage Cancer Interview with Gabby Salinas, Cancer Survivor and Candidate for Tennessee Senate Can you tell our audience who you are and how you are involved with the cancer community? My name is Gabby Salinas, I am a three-time cancer survivor who started her cancer journey...