05 Feb Cancer News You Need: New State Laws on Paid Leave, Medical Debt, Medicaid, and more.

Posted at 13:10h in Federal/State News and Updates by Triage Cancer

This blog covers the latest news you need about new federal and state legislation, laws, and programs that may impact the cancer community. This month we have information on paid leave, Medicaid, medical debt, Veterans Affairs benefits, and more. National Updates U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs (VA): The VA...

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30 Jan Navigating Cancer as a Young Adult

Posted at 08:00h in Cancer-Related Legal Issues by Triage Cancer

If you’re a visual learner, we invite you to explore our library of animated videos and webinars, created to address the unique concerns of young adults with cancer. Some of our most popular topics include: Navigating Young Adult Cancer-Related Legal Issues : Learn about your legal...

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28 Jan Triage Cancer: Celebrating a Milestone Year in 2024

Posted at 08:00h in Practical Tips by Triage Cancer

At Triage Cancer, 2024 has been our most impactful year yet! For 13 years, we have dedicated ourselves to serving the cancer community by offering vital education and resources on the legal and practical challenges that often accompany a cancer diagnosis. From navigating health insurance...

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13 Jan Resources for Those Affected by the Southern California Wildfires

Posted at 14:31h in Practical Tips by Triage Cancer

Our heart is with those in the Southern California area who have been and still are being affected by the California wildfires.  And, our gratitude is with the firefighters and first responders who are working to keep people, their homes, and their business safe.  We are sharing...

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02 Dec Time-Sensitive Information for People with Medicare Who Take Revlimid

Posted at 13:22h in Medicare by Triage Cancer

December 2, 2025 People across the U.S. are experiencing significant difficulty finding Medicare Part D plans that include Revlimid on their 2025 formularies. The formulary is the list of drugs that are covered by a plan. This may be a problem not only if you’re searching...

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09 Oct What’s New and What To Watch For in the Upcoming ACA Open Enrollment Period

Posted at 09:15h in Health Insurance by Triage Cancer

October 8, 2024 Julie Appleby, KFF Health News It’s that time of year again: In most states, the Affordable Care Act’s annual open enrollment season for health plans begins Nov. 1 and lasts through Jan. 15. Current enrollees who do not update their information or select an...

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03 Oct Triage Cancer Hosts Final 2024 Conference

Posted at 10:00h in Practical Tips by Triage Cancer

October 2024   Triage Cancer is offering a FREE educational conference on Friday, October 25, & Saturday, October 26. Learn about key tips and tricks to help you navigate complex issues, reduce the financial burden of cancer, and manage stress.   What Topics Are Covered? The Triage Cancer Conference includes sessions...

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20 Aug Accessing Medicare During a Natural Disaster

Posted at 08:00h in Medicare by Triage Cancer

More and more in recent years, all areas of the United States are being affected by severe storms and deadly, expensive natural disasters like floods, heat waves, wildfires, hurricanes, and tornadoes. One thing that is essential during times of disasters or emergencies is being able to...

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13 Aug DACA Recipients Now Eligible to Buy Marketplace Plans

Posted at 08:00h in Health Insurance by Triage Cancer

Starting November 1, 2024, the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services will allow individuals with Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) status to sign up for State Marketplace health insurance plans. What is DACA? The DACA policy, established in 2012, protects children and young adults from...

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06 Aug What are Medicaid Spend Down Programs?

Posted at 08:00h in Medicaid by Triage Cancer

Medicaid is a federal program that provides health insurance coverage to qualified individuals, such as individuals or families with lower incomes. Medicaid is administered at the state level and states can apply to the federal government for waivers, to customize their programs. For example, some...

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