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- Oncology NEWS International Vol 5 No 11
- Volume 5
- Issue 11
Foundation Supports Legislation Backing Cancer Treatment Coverage
NEWPORT NEWS, Va-A new organization, the National Patient Advocate Foundation (NPAF), has been created to support bills favoring patient access to insurance funding and encourage legislation on issues that threaten cancer patients' coverage for evolving therapies, therapeutic devices, or agents prescribed by their treating physicians.
NEWPORT NEWS, VaA new organization, the National Patient Advocate Foundation (NPAF), has been created to support bills favoring patient access to insurance funding and encourage legislation on issues that threaten cancer patients' coverage for evolving therapies, therapeutic devices, or agents prescribed by their treating physicians.
Founding executive director Nancy Davenport-Ennis, a breast cancer survivor, said that the NPAF was instrumental in the passage of California Assembly Bill 1663, recently signed into law by Governor Pete Wilson. This bill outlines specific criteria for patient appeals when an HMO denies coverage.
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'Cancer Rates and Risks' Availablealmost 29 years ago
New Breast Cancer Patient Resource Is Availablealmost 29 years ago
Short-Term Metronidazole not Linked to Canceralmost 29 years ago
Various Capitation Models Are Available for Oncology Networksalmost 29 years ago
NCI Urges full Disclosure of Cigarette Contentsalmost 29 years ago
Antifungal Resistance on the Increasealmost 29 years ago
Fentanyl Patch Useful Alternative in Cancer Pain Patientsalmost 29 years ago
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