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Understanding health insurance with metastatic breast cancer

Understanding your health insurance plan and what it covers is an important part of managing the costs of any long-term illness.

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Dealing with a claim denial

There may come a time when your insurance company denies a claim, which means they have decided not to pay for a treatment, procedure, or medicine your doctor recommended. A claim denial does not ...

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Other ways to get insurance

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Private, state, and federal insurance

Health insurance coverage comes from either private companies, or federal or state governments, depending on your financial background, employment status, age, and health or disability status.

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Understanding your health insurance

Understanding your health insurance plan and what it covers is an important part of managing the costs of any long-term illness. Knowing the terms of your benefits will help you plan ahead for ...

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Financial assistance

For many people undergoing treatment for breast cancer, paying for care can be a major cause of stress. There are many resources for easing the financial burden of a breast cancer diagnosis, such ...

Story 06/22/22

When I was fired during breast cancer treatment, I fought back

When Megan Rizzo was undergoing treatment for breast cancer, her employer terminated her employment and insurance. She filed suit.

Story 04/28/22

Financial burden in the time of COVID: Taressa Hall

When Taressa Hall experienced undue hardships during the Covid-19 pandemic, which severely delayed her breast cancer treatment and landed her in financial uncertainty, she had to find a new way ...

Story 01/26/22

Say goodbye to surprise medical bills

Thanks to a new federal law, the No Surprises Act, people with breast cancer are less likely to receive surprise medical bills.

Story 01/15/13

Affordable Care Act covers cost of tamoxifen, raloxifene for high-risk women

Women at high risk of developing breast cancer should now be able to get two medicines — tamoxifen and raloxifene (Evista) — covered in full to help prevent it at no cost.
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