AccessHope – Bridging the Gap in Cancer Treatment Disparities
Mark Stadler, CEO of AccessHope discusses cancer care and why access to the best cancer facilities is out of reach for the majority of Americans, particularly those impacted by social determinants of health (SDOH). He talks about bridging the gap in cancer treatment disparities, empowering community oncologists and how employers can support employees with cancer beyond the initial diagnosis and throughout their entire care journey with personalized solutions that treat the whole person.
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