2025 Utilization Management Summit
Hear from patient and caregiver advocates, healthcare providers, policy experts & healthcare innovators about pressing issues impacting people living with cancer, including approaches used by...
Quality of Care
Who Are Community Health Workers and How Can They Help?
Learn about the important role of community health workers and how they bridge the gap between healthcare systems and the communities they serve.
New Ways of Managing Cancer Care: What They Mean for You Quick Guide
Cancer care is changing, and there are five new models for cancer care: cancer treatment guidelines, clinical pathways, bundled payments, accountable care organizations and oncology medical homes. Learn more about how these new models can improve your life by watching this 11-minute quick guide.
A Conversation with Patrick Dempsey on Cancer Care
CSC President Linda Bohannon sat down with actor and racecar driver Patrick Dempsey to discuss his work in cancer care, including The Dempsey Center, the importance of patient empowerment and more.
Cancer-Related Distress and Unmet Needs Among Acute Myeloid Leukemia (AML) Survivors
The Cancer Support Community shares important information about the relationship between psychosocial distress and unmet needs, as well as some suggestions about how best to provide AML patients and survivors with supportive care.
Three Things You Need to Know About Breast Cancer & Cancer Disparities
When health care providers investigate cancer diagnoses and cancer survival rates, it is important for them to examine the disparities between various demographics and what causes these differences as they may impact treatment decision making and outcomes.
Tribal and Health Leaders Mark Major Advancement in Cancer Care for American Indians
Leaders of the Navajo Nation, the Tuba City Regional Health Care Corporation (TCRHCC), and the Cancer Support Community (CSC) joined Dr. Jill Biden on the Navajo Nation in marking a milestone moment: the opening of the first full-time cancer care center on an American Indian Reservation.
Why Hispanic Women Face Unique Endometrial Cancer Obstacles
Endometrial cancer— a type of uterine cancer that forms in the tissue lining of the uterus—is one of the most common cancers in American women, yet many populations, including Hispanic women, lack the necessary information to recognize risk factors.