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2011 How Do You Measure Up Report
... cases, it costs the state little or nothing to do the right thing. In most cases, these solutions will save the state millions of dollars in health care costs and increased worker productivity. Download the report 2011 How Do You Measure Up Report ...
Dr. Mullin: Cornwall, NY
... her job and went into medicine to help people live healthier lives. But too often, Dr. Mullin is prevented from helping her patients achieve health and well-being because of the cost of the drugs her patients need. “Some of these necessary medicines are $300 a month,” she said. ... if we didn’t have to do that.” Ultimately, making medications more accessible and affordable would improve her patients’ overall health, and allow them to manage their chronic conditions effectively. Dr. Mullin hopes that in the future, the cost of a treatment that will improve someone’s quality of life and their health won’t be as unattainable. Read More Stories About Barriers to Care Dr. Mullin: Cornwall, NY ...
Annual Reports and Financials
... sustain investments in cancer research, fund programs that detect cancer at its earliest and most treatable stages, expand access to affordable health care, and reduce health disparities. View the Advocacy Accomplishments report View the 2025 Impact Infographic in English View the 2025 Impact Infographic in ...
2013 How Do You Measure Up Report
... little or nothing to do the right thing. In most cases, these solutions will save the state millions and perhaps billions of dollars through health care cost reductions and increased worker productivity. So, how does your state measure up? Download the report 2013 How Do You Measure Up ...
Mariah: La Crosse, Wisconsin
... Physical therapy has helped alleviate the pain, but every three months she needs to get approval from her insurance provider to continue her care. This approval sometimes takes up to two months to obtain. Both she and her physical therapist have spent hours on the phone, trying to get the therapy reapproved. Mariah also takes prescription drugs and has learned to check drug formularies every time her health insurance plan changes to make sure her drugs are covered. She has learned the ins and outs of the insurance system because her life depends ... How can someone just starting their cancer journey, with a full-time job, have the time to do this?” Read More Stories About Barriers to Care Mariah: La Crosse, Wisconsin ...
Flecia: Summerville, GA
... Flecia was diagnosed with a very aggressive type of breast cancer. Fortunately, she qualified for Medicaid and was immediately enrolled in the health insurance program, which covered all her treatment. At the time of her diagnosis, the lump in her breast was already five centimeters, and ... clinical trial, I thought: ‘This is worth it if I can help or save just one person. I’m doing this so at least one person will get better care.’” In some states, Medicaid patients don’t have access to clinical trials. “I don’t think that’s fair,” Flecia said. “It’s ... them to not give Medicaid patients that option because you never know when you could save a life.” Read More Stories About Barriers to Care Flecia: Summerville, GA ...
Expand Access to Biomarker Testing in Washington
... testing. Hear Marysville, WA survivor, Robin Sparks, share her story about access to biomarker testing. What is Biomarker Testing? In cancer care, biomarkers are often used to help determine the best treatment for a patient . A “ biomarker ” is a sign of a normal biological process, ... that have been excluded, including communities of color, individuals with lower socioeconomic status, rural communities, and those receiving care in non-academic medical centers are less likely to receive biomarker testing. Improving coverage for and access to biomarker testing across insurance types is key to reducing health disparities. Without action to expand coverage and access to biomarker testing, advances in precision medicine could increase existing ...
Hope for a Healthier South Carolina
Many South Carolinians face significant barriers to health care, with families struggling to afford medical bills and access vital services. This short documentary examines the challenges faced by those in ... the parable of the Good Samaritan when discussing the importance of expanded Medicaid coverage. Jeff Howle Lexington, SC As an independent health insurance agent, Jeff sees first hand the growing problems of the Medicaid gap in South Carolina. Clarissa Clinkscales Anderson & Pickens ...
NJ Step Therapy Tweet to Action Page
... has made life harder for many New Jerseyans. They don't need their insurance carrier to make them jump through hoops before they can get the care their doctor prescribes. @NJSenatePres and @NelliePou must support S3051 and #ReformStepNJ. The practice of step therapy has grown ... to a vote. Reforming step therapy means ensuring that it is ✔ safe for patients ✔ clinically grounded, and ✔ transparent to patients and health care providers. #ReformStepNJ We need @NJSenatePres and @NelliePou to bring S3051 to a vote. Fail first policies can result in patients not ... these plans. @NJSenatePres and @NelliePou must pass S3051 #ReformStepNJ In an analysis of coverage decisions for 17 of the 20 largest commercial health insurers in the U.S., it was found that ALL insurers used step therapy to restrict access to drugs, ranging from 2% to 49% of coverage ...
New York City Virtual Week of Action
... throughout the week Tweet : . @NYCMayor @NYCMayorsOffice & @NYCSpeakerCoJo cancer screenings save lives. Pls maintain funding to the NYC Dept of Health and Mental Hygiene Cancer Prevention & Control Program to ensure that all who lack health insurance have access to free cancer screenings. #FightCancerNYC Tweet : .@Dromm25 @NYCSpeakerCoJo @NYCCouncil City residents deserve access to vital cancer care. We urge you to maintain funds in the budget for our community partners working to improve cancer services to underserved communities through ...
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