Fighting cancer with everything we know™
We believe that knowledge is power. And in the fight versus cancer, AccessHope deploys the latest evidence-based recommendations, research, knowledge, and insights to employees and their treating oncologists across the country, regardless of their zip code.
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Precision medicine for cancer care uses tests to find the right treatment for a person based on their specific genes, environment, and lifestyle. Get the basics on this innovative approach to cancer care.
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Caregivers dedicate themselves to caring for others, but they need care and support too. Learn about caregiving, caregivers' unique responsibilities and challenges, and benefits for those with additional full- or part-time jobs.
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To determine if clinical trials might be an option worth exploring, people with cancer should consider if the available trials are a fit, reconsider misconceptions, and see if they can contribute to research representing differing ages, genders, races, and ethnicities—with the guidance of their treating oncologists.
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Second opinions can help optimize treatment plans and provide peace of mind for people who have received a cancer diagnosis. With AccessHope, your employees can now get these second reviews without leaving their doctor and the comforts of home.
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Employers today can create their benefit packages to improve employee morale, and keep it high, in these four different ways.
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By looking beyond the health plan, focusing on the whole person, and considering the needs of employees managing chronic conditions, employers can leverage employee benefits to attract and retain top talent.
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Learn how we've gone from genetics to genomics in the development of precision medicine to more effectively treat people living with all types of cancer.
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Better understand precision medicine—as a rapidly evolving approach to oncologic care that considers a person's genetics, environment, and lifestyle to select the treatment most likely to work most effectively for them.
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Although lung cancer in the past has been known for its poor prognosis and ineffective treatments, the tremendous advancements we've made in treating the disease over recent years are really starting to show.
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