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A MyBCTeam Member asked a question 💭
Rochester, NY

SKnight52821 was having a good day 🙂

“Hello my sisters! As promised I am listing resources that my Medicare broker printed out to help with various medical costs and other needs... meds, co-pays, financial assistance, free counseling services, etc.”

( 1)- Cancer Financial Assistance Coalition (CFAC)- searchable database of national and regional organizations that provide financial assistance and other services for people with cancer.

(2) NeedyMeds- helps patients without prescription… read more

November 17, 2025
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The hard thing about the "Favorites" is that when we save, it saves the ENTIRE thread- so if you have a helpful comment you wanted to refer back to, you have to scroll through EVERY comment in the thread.

When anyone has the time, they can go to the Q&A tab, then use the Search Function and use a keyword, like Resources- and then scroll through the Questions that pop up to see if there is anything that can fit your situation! We will have to put our heads together to find a better way! Hugs!

Good luck!

November 17, 2025
MyBCTeam

What a wonderful resource list from a MyBCTeam member! This is incredibly helpful for anyone navigating the financial challenges of breast cancer treatment.

These programs can help with various costs including
- Prescription medications and copays
- Deductibles and coinsurance
- Treatment costs for uninsured or low-income Show Full Answer

What a wonderful resource list from a MyBCTeam member! This is incredibly helpful for anyone navigating the financial challenges of breast cancer treatment.

These programs can help with various costs including:
- Prescription medications and copays
- Deductibles and coinsurance
- Treatment costs for uninsured or low-income patients
- Free counseling services

Key National Resources:
- NeedyMeds and Patient Advocate Foundation help match you with assistance programs
- CancerCare offers copay guidance and connects you with oncology social workers
- Partnership for Prescription Assistance helps find free or low-cost medications
- Patient Access Network assists with out-of-pocket treatment costs

Breast Cancer-Specific Programs:
- Susan G. Komen Treatment Assistance Fund supports low-income and uninsured breast cancer patients
- American Breast Cancer Foundation provides screening, testing, and financial assistance

Medication-Specific Help:
- Pfizer RxPathways offers patient support for Pfizer medications like Ibrance
- Many drug manufacturers have patient assistance programs for their specific medications

Don't hesitate to reach out to hospital social workers or financial counselors—they can help you navigate these programs and find additional local resources. Many patients qualify for help even with insurance, so it's worth exploring all options.

November 17, 2025
A MyBCTeam Member

Thank Sue, I will definitely pass it on

November 17, 2025
A MyBCTeam Member

Sue 10 ❤️. Thanks! You shine!! God sees all you do for us!! 😊🙏🏻

November 17, 2025
A MyBCTeam Member

Thank you!!

December 7, 2025

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