Esophageal Cancer CareLine
Serves Atlanta by phone or online.
(866) 952-9597
Esophageal Cancer CareLine is a free, private case management program run by Patient Advocate Foundation with EC Aware. A case manager helps people with esophageal cancer with insurance, getting the care they need, paying for treatment, and work and disability benefits.S.
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What they offer 6
- Info refreshed from their website· Jun 29
Access to Care NavigationService
Staff help patients get prescribed treatment and understand insurance or uninsured care options.
- Info refreshed from their website· Jun 29
Employment Benefits and Disability NavigationService
Case managers help patients understand employee benefits, health insurance, sick leave, ADA, FMLA, disability insurance, and disability denials.
- Info refreshed from their website· Oct 13
Esophageal Cancer CareLine Case ManagementProgram
A case manager helps with insurance, access to care, medical bills, living expenses, workplace benefits, and disability applications or appeals.
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Esophageal Cancer Case Management ServicesService
This free CareLine helps people with esophageal cancer find care and get help with the health system. It is for adults, young adults, and seniors living with cancer.
- Info refreshed from their website· Jun 29
Living Expense Resource NavigationService
Case managers help patients apply to programs that may help with food, rent, utilities, transportation, and SSDI.
- Info refreshed from their website· Jun 29
Treatment Cost and Insurance HelpService
Case managers help with insurance approvals, insurance denials, Medicaid, Medicare, Marketplace plans, co-pay or premium help, medicine programs, discounts, and payment plans.
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