Financial resources for family members and caregivers
Caregivers and family members of cancer patients may face financial difficulties due to missed time at work, medical bills, and other costs.
Financial resources for caregivers:
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Significant financial distress can result from missing time at work as a caregiver. Medical bills also make things tough. Learn how to stay on top of things.
Financial Assistance Programs
The Alliance’s Financial Assistance Programs currently include several options.
Managing financial toxicity (financial distress)
If you feel confused about your health insurance plan, you’re not alone. Learn about policies, bills, and other costs.
How to handle insurance disputes
What do you do when your insurance denies a claim? How about when a doctor is out of network? What if you can’t afford your medicines? We'll explain.
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