A directory of organizations that help cancer patients manage the financial burden of treatment.
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The Cancer Financial Assistance Coalition (CFAC) is a coalition of organizations that help cancer patients manage financial challenges. It works as a directory of financial resources, so patients and families facing treatment costs can find help in one place. For anyone worried about affording care, it offers a starting point instead of searching organization by organization.
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