At Hanna Cancer Associates, we pledge to:
- Develop the individual treatments that are appropriate for you or your loved one’s condition
- Assist you and your family with understanding our diagnosis and provide the compassionate emotional support you need during this time of anxiety and concern
- Help you understand chemotherapy and how it and other treatments help your body defeat cancer
- Coordinate all aspects of your healthcare, in our offices, the medical center and with other specialists you may see
- Help you with insurance paperwork and other financial assistance programs.
Everyone at Hanna Cancer Associates is available to answer any question you may have. Don’t hesitate to ask.
You may find the following resources helpful in learning more about your disease and its treatment.
Fertile Hope -- The challenges of cancer for couples who want to start a family are enormous, but not impossible. It is our mission to help educate our patients on resources such as fertility and cancer. Fertile Hope, a nonprofit organization made possible by the Lance Armstrong Foundation, provides free, informative information about:
Research
Frequently asked questions
Financial assistance
Support through message boards
The American Society of Clinical Oncology (ASCO) guide on Fertility Preservation in People Treated for Cancer is available here.
Breast Cancer Network of Strength,To ensure that no one faces breast cancer alone, this site offers information, empowerment and peer support. YourShoes is a 24/7 Breast Cancer Support Center offering immediate emotional relief by phone. Call toll free, 1.800.221.2141, to talk to a breast cancer survivor. Interpreters are available in more than 150 languages.
Pancreatic Cancer Action Network (PALS)
The Susan G. Komen Breast Cancer Foundation
Patient Testimonials
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