What You Should Know:
– Color Health, a leader in comprehensive cancer solutions, announced today a Strategic Alliance partnership with the Blue Cross Blue Shield (BCBS) National Labor Office (NLO).
– Through this alliance, Color Health and BCBS NLO aim to empower union leaders with the tools and resources needed to equip their members for the fight against cancer, promoting early detection, comprehensive care, and essential support services.
Comprehensive Cancer Care for Union Members
This alliance offers unions with BCBS health plans access to Color’s comprehensive cancer solution, developed in collaboration with the American Cancer Society (ACS). This program provides:
Evidence-based guidelines for cancer prevention: Utilizing the expertise of the ACS, the program sets the foundation for proactive cancer prevention efforts.
Accessible screening solutions: Color’s platform facilitates convenient access to recommended cancer screenings.
Nationwide virtual medical group: Dedicated healthcare professionals manage screening and diagnosis follow-ups, ensuring continuity of care.
High-touch care advocacy: The program goes beyond medical care, offering dedicated support to navigate the healthcare system throughout the cancer journey.
Educational resources: Access to comprehensive information on the most prevalent cancers, empowering members to make informed decisions.
Addressing the Human Impact of Cancer
Beyond clinical care, the alliance recognizes the emotional and social impact of cancer on individuals and their families. The program provides:
Mental health peer support groups: Connecting members with individuals who understand their experiences and offer invaluable emotional support.
Family and caregiver support: Resources and guidance to support loved ones caring for individuals diagnosed with cancer.
Financial support tools: Assistance in navigating the financial challenges associated with cancer treatment.
Patient resources from the ACS: Tailored information and support services from the American Cancer Society.