15 Jul Getting Dental Care Covered After a Cancer Diagnosis: What You Need to Know

Posted at 12:55h in Medical Care by Triage Cancer

July 15, 2025 ~ Cancer treatment can affect your entire body—including your teeth, gums, and jaw. Whether you're facing dry mouth, tooth loss, jawbone problems, or other dental issues from chemotherapy, radiation, or surgery, getting the care you need is essential. But many people are...

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17 Jun What the “One Big Beautiful Bill” Means for Health Care

Posted at 10:35h in Advocacy by Triage Cancer

July 17, 2025 ~ At Triage Cancer, we believe it's important to stay informed about potential changes to the law that could impact access to care. One such policy is the proposed budget reconciliation bill, also referred to as the "One Big Beautiful Bill." This sweeping...

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21 May Cancer News You Need: Changes to Social Security, Medicaid, State Paid Leave, & More

Posted at 11:11h in Federal/State News and Updates by Triage Cancer

May 21, 2025 This blog covers the latest cancer news you need about new federal and state legislation, laws, and programs that may impact the community. This month we have information on Social Security, Medicaid, state paid leave, and more. National Updates What is Happening with Medicaid? Congress is...

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29 Apr Cancer News You Need: Changes to Social Security, Utility Assistance Programs, Rights for 23andMe Customers, & More

Posted at 08:00h in Federal/State News and Updates by Triage Cancer

April 29, 2025 This blog covers the latest news you need about new federal and state legislation, laws, policies, and programs that may impact the cancer community. This month we have information on changes to how you access your Social Security statement and account, changes to...

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22 Apr Health Insurance Options for Federal Employees Losing Their Jobs

Posted at 11:00h in Health Insurance by Triage Cancer

Since January 2025, approximately 260,000 federal employees have lost their jobs. For many of these individuals, one of the biggest questions is: What happens to my health insurance now? Most federal employees get health insurance through the Federal Employees Health Benefits (FEHB) Program. If you’re one of...

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27 Mar Cancer News You Need: Changes to Medicaid, Filing Taxes, & More

Posted at 11:29h in Federal/State News and Updates by Triage Cancer

This blog covers the latest news you need about new federal and state legislation, laws, policies, and programs that may impact the cancer community. This month we have information on changes to Medicaid, how to file your taxes, and more. National Updates In March, Congress passed a...

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03 Oct Triage Cancer Hosts Final 2024 Conference

Posted at 10:00h in Practical Tips by Triage Cancer

October 2024   Triage Cancer is offering a FREE educational conference on Friday, October 25, & Saturday, October 26. Learn about key tips and tricks to help you navigate complex issues, reduce the financial burden of cancer, and manage stress.   What Topics Are Covered? The Triage Cancer Conference includes sessions...

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06 Aug What are Medicaid Spend Down Programs?

Posted at 08:00h in Medicaid by Triage Cancer

Medicaid is a federal program that provides health insurance coverage to qualified individuals, such as individuals or families with lower incomes. Medicaid is administered at the state level and states can apply to the federal government for waivers, to customize their programs. For example, some...

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09 Jul How Financial Assistance Can Impact Your Government Benefits

Posted at 08:00h in Disability Insurance by Triage Cancer

Cancer is expensive. And, it is common for people to need financial help to pay for the cost of care and daily living expenses, and to help offset the loss of wages when taking time off work. But, if you are getting financial help, like through...

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20 Feb Can Noncitizens Buy Health Insurance Marketplace Plans?

Posted at 08:00h in Health Insurance by Triage Cancer

In order to buy a plan from the Health Insurance Marketplace, someone must (1) live in the United States; (2) be a U.S. citizen, a U.S. National, or be lawfully present in the U.S.; and (3) not be incarcerated. If you are a U.S. “resident”...

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