Triage Cancer provides education on the legal and practical issues that arise after a cancer diagnosis through events, resources, and materials.

• We host in-person and online educational events on a variety of cancer-related legal and practical topics, for individuals diagnosed with cancer, caregivers, advocates, and health care professionals.
• Through our Legal & Financial Navigation program, we provide individuals coping with cancer, their caregivers, and and health care professionals with free one-on-one help in the areas of health insurance, disability insurance, employment, finances, medical decision-making, estate planning, and more. We are trained to help you find your way – or navigate – through the legal, financial, and practical barriers that you face as you access care.
• We also provide a myriad of educational materials and resources, including educational materials (e.g., Quick Guides, checklists, manuals, etc.), international, national, and state resources, a chart of state laws, and a series of animated videos, Twitter and Facebook Chats, and “Ask the Expert” calls.

We also share cancer survivorship information and late-breaking news with the cancer community through our educational blog. In addition, we host www.CancerFinances.org, a toolkit to navigate finances after a cancer diagnosis.

No. However, Triage Cancer does offer one-on-one help for patients, caregivers, and health care professionals through our Legal & Financial Navigation Program. Our goal is to steer people towards the most appropriate resources – whether those are medical, financial, practical, legal, or other psychosocial care resources. The goal of these navigation services is to explain your options, provide accurate information, and empower you to take next steps. Please keep in mind that Triage Cancer does not provide financial assistance, legal or medical advice, or legal representation. To start the process, please complete an intake form and be on the lookout for an email response by the end of the next business day.

Triage Cancer is a national, nonprofit that provides education on the practical and legal issues that may impact individuals diagnosed with cancer and their caregivers, through free events, materials, and resources. Triage Cancer does not provide legal assistance or legal advice. If you are interested in seeking legal assistance, please read our Quick Guide to Legal Assistance for more information.

Triage Cancer does not provide individuals with direct financial assistance. However, Triage Cancer does provide education on topics that can impact an individual’s financial situation and connects people to financial assistance resources.

Educational Materials: Triage Cancer offers educational materials on a variety of topics.  This materials can be printed from the website, or they can be ordered in bulk amounts and shipped for free.
Trainings: Many of the events that Triage Cancer hosts offer free continuing education for nurses, social workers, patient advocates, human resource professionals. For example, Triage Cancer has developed an Insurance and Finance Intensive for oncology health care professional on the health insurance, disability insurance, and financial issues facing patients and caregivers. In addition, Triage Cancer, in partnership with Cancer and Careers, offers a comprehensive  In-Service Training for oncology health care professionals, advocates, and human resources professionals on employment, health insurance, and disability insurance issues, to improve patient and caregiver access to valuable information about practical cancer survivorship issues.
Speakers Bureau: Health care professionals are often tasked with organizing educational events for their colleagues, patients, and caregivers. Triage Cancer makes this process easier for busy health care professionals by providing them with a single speaker for an educational event or multiple speakers on a variety of cancer survivorship topics through our Speakers Bureau. Triage Cancer can also provide event coordination and logistical support services for cancer survivorship educational events.
Click here for more information about how Triage Cancer can support oncology health care professionals.

Certificates will be emailed to eligible participants within 4 weeks of the event you attended. We appreciate your patience as we process these certificates by hand. If you do not receive an email with your certificate after 4 weeks, please email info@triagecancer.org, and include the date and name of the event that you attended.

Triage Cancer provides free continuing education for nurses, social workers, patient advocates, and health care professionals through ANCC, ASWB, NYSED, NASW-NJ, PACB, and SHRM respectively. Please note: not all events have the same accreditation. Make sure to review the accreditation information on the specific event registration page.

Triage Cancer provides free educational events for individuals diagnosed with cancer, caregivers, advocates, and oncology health care professionals. If you would like to attend one of our free events, please visit our events page to learn more about our different event series. You can complete an online registration form for a specific event on each event page. For free health care professional trainings, visit our Insurance & Finance Intensive and our Employment In-Service Training.

Through Triage Cancer’s Speakers Bureau, cancer centers, hospitals, cancer organizations, and other groups that are coordinating educational events or cancer conferences can be connected with expert speakers on various cancer survivorship issues. Triage Cancer's Speakers Bureau also includes cancer survivors and caregivers who have experience sharing their cancer journey with a variety of audiences. Visit our Speakers Bureau page to contact and request a member of the Speakers Bureau directly. If you would like to request an expert from the Triage Cancer team, please complete the form on our speaker request page.