May 26, 2026 ~ Parenting while living with metastatic cancer brings unique challenges. Alongside treatment and medical decisions, parents are often balancing caregiving responsibilities, supporting their children emotionally, navigating work and finances, and planning for the future. To help address these challenges, Triage Cancer and Bright...
April 28, 2026 ~ Caregivers play a critical role in supporting individuals diagnosed with cancer and helping navigate everything that comes with it. Whether you are supporting a partner, parent, child, or friend, you are often balancing emotional support, medical coordination, financial responsibilities, and your...
Caring for a sick loved one who lives far away can be challenging, but you can still offer meaningful support and care from a distance. With the right approach and a little creativity, you can help your loved one feel cared for, connected, and supported....
If you are caregiving for a loved one with a serious medical condition, you may need to take some time off work. The options that you may have to take job-protected leave as a caregiver will depend on how you are related to the person...
Following a cancer diagnosis, or the diagnosis of a loved one, navigating the endless information you receive can be overwhelming. And sometimes, even finding accurate information is a challenge. We’ve developed four comprehensive Cancer Rights Guides to help you “triage” the legal and practical issues most...
Triage Cancer will host an online magic show for kids with cancer and their families on Thursday, October 13. The event is the culmination of our 10th anniversary celebration. Registration is open until Friday, September 30. Families will be entertained by the “Stand Up Magician,” Derek...
Whether newly diagnosed, or you’ve been dealing with cancer for a while, it is important to be involved in all decisions related to your care. Fortunately, the days of doctors making choices without patient input are mostly in the past. Instead, most doctors now work...
Your to-do list is probably too long for one person. Every item on the list is important, so prioritizing can feel frustrating. When you pick one task to try and complete, something unexpected comes up, or you realize you need to wait for someone else...
For nearly a decade, Triage Cancer has been providing free resources for the cancer community – including people diagnosed, health care professionals, and caregivers. Since our founding in 2012, we’ve reached more than 2 million people through free educational events, materials, and resources. Here is a...
For caregivers of people with serious medical conditions, there may be options to take paid time off of work. In celebration of National Family Caregivers Month, we’re here to lay it all out for you. We’ve also put together a new Quick Guide to State...