Tell Health & Human Services Secretary Azar: Don't delay access to lifesaving medicine for cancer patients! Stop the proposed changes to Medicare Part D's Six Protected Classes.
Ask your member of Congress to ensure the STAR Act is fully funded so vital work on childhood cancer research, surveillance, and survivorship can continue.
Federal funding has played a role in virtually every major advancement in the fight against cancer. That's why the research undertaken by the NIH and NCI is so important in our fight against this deadly disease.
Ask your member of Congress to reach out to Secretary Azar and ask him to stop the short-term plan rule from moving forward unless concerns from the patient community are addressed.
Ask your lawmakers to include the quality of life bill in the opioid legislation that is currently moving forward in Congress. Combining our bill with the opioid legislation will increase patient access to the type of care that can effectively diagnose and treat pain.
Under Medicare, there should be no co-pay for a colonoscopy. But, if the doctor removes a polyp, you can wake up to a big bill. Ask Congress to end the loophole that allows this surprise charge.
This year, 14,660 children will be diagnosed with cancer and 1,850 children will die from the disease. It's time to increase funding for childhood and all cancer research.
