March 3, 2026 ~Triage Cancer is proud to collaborate with dedicated professionals who share our commitment to ensuring that individuals diagnosed with cancer and their caregivers have access to clear, accurate information about their rights and options. This blog post is written by Megan DiTolla,...
February 17, 2026 ~ When you’re dealing with cancer, it can feel like your life is suddenly overrun with paperwork, phone calls, appointments, and decisions that need to be made. Staying organized won’t make everything easy, but it can reduce stress, prevent costly mistakes, and...
If you have a serious medical condition, it is likely, at some point, that you will be prescribed a brand name medication by your health care team. Your health insurance plan may require you to participate in a process called step therapy before you get...
Individuals that undergo certain cancer treatments, like chemotherapy for example, may find that those treatments cause infertility. In addition to the burdens cancer causes physically and mentally, it also can be financially taxing. When medical bills are already piling up for individuals diagnosed with cancer, they...
Do you know what to do if your insurance company says that it will not cover the care you’re your health care team thinks you should get? It is crucial not to take “no” for an answer. But must people do. And they either pay for...
In efforts to provide valuable resources to the cancer community, this blog published by Kaiser is a continuation of our desire to highlight surprise medical bills. In Texas, a growing number of patients are turning to a little-known state mediation program to deal with unexpected hospital bills. The...