18 Feb Triage Cancer Speaker Spotlight: Meet Julie Landford

Posted at 09:00h in Exercise & Nutrition by Triage Cancer

Some of us are still battling the after effects of the holidays and we know that dealing with nutrition and cancer can be especially challenging.  So we thought it would be a perfect time to sit down with our resident nutrition expert, Julie Landford, to...

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31 Jan “Lawfully Present”. . .“Permanent Resident”. . .“Deferred Action”. . . Oh my!

Posted at 13:15h in Cancer-Related Legal Issues by Triage Cancer

These are all terms related to an individual’s immigration status in the United States. Do you fit into one of these categories?  Trying to help someone who might?  Not sure? Depending on your immigration status, you may be eligible for health insurance benefits under the Affordable Care...

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29 Jan Triage Cancer Partner Highlight: NeedyMeds

Posted at 11:00h in Finances, Health Insurance, Partners, Practical Tips by Triage Cancer

Today we introduce you to NeedyMeds.  NeedyMeds is a Triage Cancer partner who is doing amazing work to help those who may need access to lower cost care and prescriptions. Please read on to learn more about their services!  All About Free and Low Cost Clinics One of...

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22 Jan Triage Cancer Speaker Spotlight: Meet Dr. Kate Wolin

Posted at 12:12h in Practical Tips by Triage Cancer

When we asked her about the main areas of focus when talking about exercise and cancer she broke it down into three main points.  First, there are psychological advantages of physical exercise. Exercise has a range of benefits that can help cancer survivors manage symptoms...

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16 Jan Checking in on the ACA

Posted at 12:25h in Health Insurance by Triage Cancer

It’s January 16, 2014, and the Affordable Care Act is still here. There have been lots of changes over the last few weeks, in a few different areas: Marketplaces pushed back the deadline to enroll in a Marketplace plan for coverage to December 23, in order for...

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14 Jan Medical Decision Making – Plan Ahead!

Posted at 12:39h in Estate Planning by Triage Cancer

by Michelle Shagenov, Esq. In November, I discussed basic estate planning tips and estate planning as the key to retaining control of YOUR affairs, for as long as you are able to do so. I also noted that developing an estate plan is an individualized process that...

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20 Dec Accepting the Gift of Help

Posted at 11:30h in Finances, Partners, Practical Tips by Triage Cancer

We know that during the holiday season stress levels can be at an all-time high.  Maybe you are still searching for that perfect gift.  While we may be thinking about what gifts we want, many cancer survivors and their caregivers are thinking of things they...

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18 Dec A Patient Perspective

Posted at 12:02h in Advocacy by Triage Cancer

by Kommah McDowell As a patient, advocate, and a founding member of City of Hope’s Patient and Family Advisory Council.  This past weekend I had the opportunity to attend my first Institute for Healthcare Improvement (IHI) Forum in Orlando, FL.  One of the reoccurring themes at the...

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04 Dec HealthCare.gov not your only option

Posted at 10:02h in Health Insurance, Practical Tips by Triage Cancer

Do you want to sign up for health insurance, but are frustrated by HealthCare.gov?  We understand!  The good news is that while the website is being worked on, applying for health insurance online isn't the only option for you.  You can also apply via mail,...

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02 Dec 4,000 Cancer Clinical Trials: Which ONE is Right for Me?

Posted at 11:30h in Advocacy, Clinical Trials, Practical Tips by Triage Cancer

by David Fuehrer If you or a loved one needs treatment for cancer how do you know which option is right?  The American Cancer Society says “trying to understand your treatment options can be overwhelming.” There are many types of treatments used against cancer, including traditional...

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