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.
Your body image is your mental picture of how you look. Before cancer, you were used to the picture of yourself that you carried in your mind. If the illness or its treatment has affected your appearance, it’s natural to have feelings about that. In some cases, it may take time to feel comfortable in your skin again. Here’s what to expect and tips on how to cope.
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Cancer is a leading cause of mortality in the United States and across the world. It also is one of the major illnesses that cause individuals to worry. Cancer can be diagnosed through screening, when it is asymptomatic, or when symptoms are present.
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Studies show that academic oncologists are using biomarker testing at a higher percentage than community-based oncologists, despite national guidelines. Learn why, and how cancer experts well-versed in the latest testing and treatments can help close this knowledge gap in cancer care.
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People with cancer experience a range of emotions upon receiving their diagnosis. By offering AccessHope’s cancer-focused employee benefit, employers can connect them to the supportive services they need for their mental health.
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People with cancer naturally feel emotional at times for various reasons. When this happens, it’s important they take care of themselves mentally, which these tips might be able to help with.
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Dr. Jack West, AccessHope Executive Medical Director, shares his gratifying career transition and journey with AccessHope. Learn more about the rewarding opportunity to extend innovation with AccessHope from Dr. West.
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An estimated 42,230 Americans are expected to be diagnosed with liver cancers in 2021. Learn about the disparities and targeted therapies for these cancers.
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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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