Episode 41: Mitigating Cancer-Related Financial Toxicity With Carla Tardif

Episode 41: Mitigating Cancer-Related Financial Toxicity With Carla Tardif

Carla Tardif, CEO of Family Reach, sits down with me to discuss the personal expenses that patients with cancer and their families are burdened with aside from medical care as well as the ways in which Family Reach is offering financial support for these families.

What can be done to help patients navigating the expenses that they need to deal with daily from their electric bill to their mortgage. Carla offers her perspective and what solutions she has been working on.

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