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THE AMERICAN CANCER SOCIETY
Contact:
Please call us anytime, day or night at 1-800-ACS-2345 (1-800-227-2345) or visit us online at www.cancer.org.
WELCOME TO THE AMERICAN CANCER SOCIETY HAVING CANCER IS HARD. FINDING HELP SHOULDN'T BE. THE AMERICAN CANCER SOCIETY CAN HELP.
The American Cancer Society can provide information to help you understand your disease and make decisions about your care.
-Learn about your cancer, including medications that can treat your disease.
-Learn about treatment options and side effects and access treatment decision tools.
-Learn about available cancer clinical trials.
-Find questions you should ask your doctor.
-Talk to a trained Cancer Information Specialist, anytime, day or night.
Cancer affects every aspect of your life. The American Cancer Society offers day-to-day help to ease your cancer burden.
-Get help finding answers to financial and insurance questions.
-Access transportation assistance to and from treatment.
-Find a free or low cost place to stay if you are required to travel outside your community for treatment.
-Receive referrals to programs and services available in your community, including prescription drug assistance.
The American Cancer Society can connect you with emotional support from others who have experienced the cancer journey and find local support groups or one on one support for personal encouragement.
For More Information
For more information on our services, please visit us online at www.cancer.org