07 Sep

Posted at 08:00h in Cancer-Related Legal Issues, Estate Planning, Finances, Partners, Practical Tips by

Triage Cancer and CancerCare, in collaboration with Eisai Inc., have partnered to develop Magnolia Purpose in Planning®, an initiative designed to provide the cancer community with a library of helpful information to get organized, plan ahead, and complete needed estate planning and medical decision-making documents. We...

27 Apr

Posted at 08:00h in Advocacy, Clinical Trials, COVID-19, Disability Insurance, Employment, Estate Planning, Finances, Health Insurance by

Since 2012, Triage Cancer has provided free educational events and resources to help individuals diagnosed with cancer, caregivers, health care professionals, and advocates navigate cancer-related legal and practical issues. This pivotal year is no different.  In the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic, our FREE Triage Cancer...

19 May

Posted at 09:00h in Estate Planning by

By Marianne Stephan, Paralegal, Survivor & Advocate Note: This blog was written by a guest contributor before the coronavirus outbreak, but we wanted to share it now, because we believe it is more important than ever for everyone to be thinking about document their wishes. For...

10 Mar

Posted at 08:00h in Estate Planning by

Have you been curious about complementary medical approaches? These approaches might work for you or someone you care for as a supplement for treatment of a cancer diagnosis and help alleviate symptoms from treatment. The National Center for Complementary and Integrative Health (NCCIH) has helped determined what complementary...

16 Apr

Posted at 08:00h in Estate Planning by

Today is National Health Care Decisions Day and we would like to highlight the importance of advance planning for everyone. Waiting until being diagnosed with a serious medical condition, like cancer, can make advance planning more difficult, especially facing issues of mortality. But creating a plan...

14 Mar

Posted at 08:00h in Estate Planning by

While the digital age has led to many advancements and positive resources for the cancer community, it has also created some additional things to think about, such as disclosure and privacy concerns. The accounts that we create online are also something that we own; they...