December 23rd 2024
By Ashley Chan
Utilizing tools such as spreadsheet trackers can make a big difference when organizing cancer-related medical bills and noting out-of-pocket maximums.
December 20th 2024
When insurance denies coverage of cancer treatment, patients with cancer don’t need to take no for an answer, an expert explained.
December 17th 2024
With a significant change happening in the Medicare space in early 2025, patients with cancer eligible for Medicare may see its benefits soon.
October 7th 2024
In some patients with head and neck cancer, those who require dental care after cancer treatment may face financial burdens because of out-of-pocket costs.
July 5th 2024
By Bonnie Annis
After a friend sent me a link to her GoFundMe page for her cancer care, I had to think long and hard about how to respond.
March 18th 2024
By Mike Hennessy Jr.
In the Spring 2024 issue of CURE® Magazine, we also cover financial hardships caused by scammers who purposely target patients with cancer.
March 15th 2024
By Alex Biese
With cybersecurity a pressing concern for patients, CURE® spoke with experts about protective measures they can take to protect themselves online.
March 13th 2024
With cyberattacks on medical institutions on the rise, CURE® spoke with an online security expert about steps patients should take if they believe their data has been exposed.
March 12th 2024
Some patients are forced to deal with “infuriating” attempts at exploitation while navigating their disease.
November 29th 2023
Patients and their families facing financial burdens "don't have to try to carry the load all alone," as one ACCC Guidelines Task Force member tells CURE®.
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