Coping with Cancer / Social Work
There’s a book that’s making the circuit in the world in general, but it’s probably especially relevant here. The Last Lecture, by Dr. Randy Pausch with very helpful editing by Wall Street Journal writer Jeffrey Zaslow, is a book based on the lecture last September by Dr. Pausch, a computer scientist and virtual reality […]
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After covering the highlights of Medicare parts A, B, and C in the last post, we’ll now move to Part D, the plan that provides outpatient prescription drug coverage. If one can afford it, it is usually best to purchase the plan that covers most of the medications […]
by Leah deRoulet, MSW
Recently I’ve had a few patients who wanted to come in and discuss their confusion about all of the Medicare plans since they had to make decisions whether or not to actually accept Medicare as their health insurance plan or stay on the plan they currently had. Patients […]
I have long intended to have expert advice from OncTalk comprise more than just statistics and data about cancer outcomes, but I also think that it’s important to leverage the true strengths of everyone. I have an expertise in the clinical management of lung cancer, but that doesn’t mean I’m an expert […]
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