Some drug manufacturers, nonprofits and advocacy groups offer special programs that do more than help with the cost of medications. “Some offer transportation, or additional resources such as wigs, or help with household bills, groceries and gas,” says Gabriel.
Some assistance programs for cancer patients help cover the cost of medications, insurance co-pays, office visits, travel expenses, medical supplies and even child care, says Gabriel. The American Cancer Society’s Hope Lodge provides housing for patients in treatment, and its Road to Recovery program has volunteers who drive patients to radiation and chemotherapy appointments.
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