Triage Cancer

CURE® spoke with Monica Fawzy Bryant, chief operating officer of Triage Cancer, about health insurance options and what patients with cancer need to know.

A cancer diagnosis can impact a person's ability to maintain their income, increases out-of-pocket medical costs, and brings other unexpected expenses. That’s why Triage Cancer has created CancerFinances.org.

Triage Cancer offers a series of animated videos that explain important topics for individuals diagnosed with cancer and their caregivers. The videos are each about 5 minutes long and are now available in English and Spanish. You can also watch our videos with subtitles in English, Spanish, and Tagalog.

Depending on which state you live in, your state laws may provide additional protections and benefits for individuals diagnosed with cancer and caregivers.

Businesses are reopening offices, leaving unanswered questions for employees who have cancer or take care of someone who does.

Triage Cancer provides updated materials to help you with open enrollment, as well as share new resources you might find helpful.

At Triage Cancer, we know that one of the most effective ways to lower your out-of-pocket medical costs is to make sure that you have adequate health insurance that meets your individual needs.

Regardless of the type of job you have, if you need to take time off work because of your cancer diagnosis and treatment, you should learn about your employment rights. Now the FMLA and the ADA can actually work together.

When someone is faced with a cancer diagnosis and treatment, they often wonder “do I need to go out on disability?” Unfortunately, they aren’t always sure what that actually means, or that it could mean multiple things.

Triage Cancer is a nonprofit organization that provides education and resources about an array of survivorship issues.