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New Legislative Committee Brings Renewed Hope for Saving Lives from Cancer
... to reviewing options to increase Medicaid eligibility in the state will meet for the first time Friday. The below is a statement on behalf of the American Cancer Society Cancer Action Network (ACS CAN) ahead of the meetings and can be attributed to Derwin Montgomery, ACS CAN North Carolina Government Relations Director. “We’re encouraged ... Over 372,400 North Carolinians who fall within the coverage gap will face one of the biggest barriers to receive their critical screenings: cost. 0 American Cancer Society Cancer Action Network Expresses Encouragement in the Fight Against Cancer Ahead of First Joint Legislative ...
12-1-11 Affordable Care Act Update
... on Deficit Reduction, better known as the "super committee," announced it was unable to devise a deficit reduction plan that a majority of the committee's members could support. Under the Budget Control Act, the legislation that created the super committee, automatic ... Obama administration is currently developing that would make health insurers provide simple, straightforward benefits information so consumers can more easily choose the health plan that is right for them. This is an important component of administrative simplicity, one of the American ... benefits and coverage requirement is rated as favorable by 60 percent of Americans. Prevention: Medicare to Cover Weight Loss Counseling Without Cost Sharing Yesterday the Center for Medicare and Medicaid Services announced that Medicare would begin covering weight loss counseling in an ...
Letter in North Platte Telegraph: Rep. Smith urged to co-sponsor colon cancer screening bill
Our lawmakers should be doing everything they can to help Nebraskans fight cancer. That’s why I’m urging Rep. Adrian Smith to co-sponsor the Removing Barriers to Colorectal Cancer Screening Act, H.R. 1570. Colorectal cancer is the second most common cause of cancer death in men and women combined in America. In 2019, it is estimated to take the lives of 310 Nebraskans. But it doesn’t have to be ... of these deaths could be prevented by ensuring access to regular colorectal cancer screening. These preventive screenings are covered with no cost sharing for patients under private health insurance. But, due to a current loophole in federal law, older Americans on Medicare may owe up to ...
Cancer Research Groups Push Emergency Funding to Restart Clinical Trials in Infrastructure Package
Washington, D.C.—A group of more than fifty cancer research-focused organizations are urging Congress to include $10 billion in emergency funding to restart cancer research ... new protocols, procuring personal protective equipment and sometimes restarting work altogether that otherwise could not be resumed. The cost of these disruptions has been significant and threatens to jeopardize progress in the effort to reduce our country’s cancer burden for years ... survivors and their families, we urge Congress to include this additional NIH funding in the American Jobs Plan and ensure medical research can keep moving forward without delay.” Read the full letter . 0 Cancer Research Groups Push Emergency Funding to Restart Clinical Trials in ...
Expand Access to Biomarker Testing in Oklahoma
Welcome! Biomarker testing helps connect patients with the right treatment at the right time. ACS CAN and partners are working together to make sure more Oklahomans can benefit from this important 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, disease or abnormal function that can be measured in blood, tissue or bodily fluid. Biomarker testing is the analysis of a patient’s tissue, blood or other biospecimen for the presence of a biomarker. Policy action needed to ensure more Oklahomans benefit. Not ...
Expand Access to Biomarker Testing in Ohio
Welcome! Biomarker testing helps connect patients with the right treatment at the right time. ACS CAN and partners are working together to make sure more Ohioans can benefit from this important 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, disease or abnormal function that can be measured in blood, tissue or bodily fluid. Biomarker testing is the analysis of a patient’s tissue, blood or other biospecimen for the presence of a biomarker. Policy action needed to ensure more Ohioans benefit. Not ...
Expand Access to Biomarker Testing in Kentucky
Welcome! Biomarker testing helps connect patients with the right treatment at the right time. ACS CAN and partners are working together to make sure more Kentuckians can benefit from this important 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, disease, or abnormal function that can be measured in blood, tissue, or bodily fluid. Biomarker testing is the analysis of a patient’s tissue, blood, or other biospecimens for the presence of a biomarker. Policy action is needed to ensure more Kentuckians ...
10-19-12 Affordable Care Act Update
State Update Thus far about 20 states have submitted a benchmark essential health benefits (EHB) plan to the Department of Health and Human Services (HHS). The majority of remaining states, however, are likely to end up with the default plan (the largest small group ... After the election, we expect HHS to release a multitude of proposed Affordable Care Act regulations, including those for EHB and cost sharing. It is unclear at this time how much discretion states or insurers will have to make changes to the benchmark plan. For example, how and under what circumstances can a state or plan make changes to the benefits within or among the 10 required EHB benefit categories? HHS has suggested that some flexibility ...
10-19-12 Affordable Care Act Update
State Update Thus far about 20 states have submitted a benchmark essential health benefits (EHB) plan to the Department of Health and Human Services (HHS). The majority of remaining states, however, are likely to end up with the default plan (the largest small group ... After the election, we expect HHS to release a multitude of proposed Affordable Care Act regulations, including those for EHB and cost sharing. It is unclear at this time how much discretion states or insurers will have to make changes to the benchmark plan. For example, how and under what circumstances can a state or plan make changes to the benefits within or among the 10 required EHB benefit categories? HHS has suggested that some flexibility ...
10-19-12 Affordable Care Act Update
State Update Thus far about 20 states have submitted a benchmark essential health benefits (EHB) plan to the Department of Health and Human Services (HHS). The majority of remaining states, however, are likely to end up with the default plan (the largest small group ... After the election, we expect HHS to release a multitude of proposed Affordable Care Act regulations, including those for EHB and cost sharing. It is unclear at this time how much discretion states or insurers will have to make changes to the benchmark plan. For example, how and under what circumstances can a state or plan make changes to the benefits within or among the 10 required EHB benefit categories? HHS has suggested that some flexibility ...
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