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Insurance Restrictions and High Costs Limit Blood Cancer Treatment Access
10/14/2026
Grace Taylor, MS, MA
A nationwide study found that insurance restrictions and high out-of-pocket costs prevent many patients with blood cancers from filling prescribed oral anticancer medications, even after insurer approval.
A nationwide study found that insurance restrictions and high out-of-pocket costs prevent many patients with blood cancers from filling prescribed oral anticancer medications, even after insurer approval.
A nationwide study found that...
10/14/2026
Journal of Clinical Pathways
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EOM Lung Patient Pilot Associated With Reduced Emergency Care Utilization
10/09/2026
Rebecca Amrick
In the Enhancing Oncology Model (EOM) Lung Patient Pilot program, nurse outreach was associated with reduced emergency care utilization and health care spending among patients with metastatic lung cancer.
In the Enhancing Oncology Model (EOM) Lung Patient Pilot program, nurse outreach was associated with reduced emergency care utilization and health care spending among patients with metastatic lung cancer.
In the Enhancing Oncology Model...
10/09/2026
Journal of Clinical Pathways
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US Analysis Highlights Prior Authorization Burden Across Health Plans
10/02/2026
Grace Taylor, MS, MA
A US health policy analysis found widespread prior authorization use and substantial administrative burden, with electronic processing emerging as the leading reform strategy to improve efficiency and access to oncology care.
A US health policy analysis found widespread prior authorization use and substantial administrative burden, with electronic processing emerging as the leading reform strategy to improve efficiency and access to oncology care.
A US health policy analysis...
10/02/2026
Journal of Clinical Pathways
Gary Simmons, DO, MSHA
Interview
Expanding CAR T-Cell Therapy Access in Community Oncology
09/29/2026
Gary L. Simmons, DO
Gary L. Simmons, DO, MSHA, discusses Virginia Oncology Associates’ experience delivering CAR T-cell therapy in the community and how community-based programs can expand patient access while supporting safe delivery, care coordination, and...
Gary L. Simmons, DO, MSHA, discusses Virginia Oncology Associates’ experience delivering CAR T-cell therapy in the community and how community-based programs can expand patient access while supporting safe delivery, care coordination, and...
Gary L. Simmons, DO, MSHA,...
09/29/2026
Journal of Clinical Pathways
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Enhanced Financial Assistance Associated With Improved Radiotherapy Completion
09/08/2026
Rebecca Amrick
Researchers found that providing financial assistance for cancer patients with unmet social needs was associated with improvements in radiotherapy completion, indicating a potential strategy to promote health equity and reduce care gaps.
Researchers found that providing financial assistance for cancer patients with unmet social needs was associated with improvements in radiotherapy completion, indicating a potential strategy to promote health equity and reduce care gaps.
Researchers found that providing...
09/08/2026
Journal of Clinical Pathways
Commentary
Cell and Gene Therapy Financing: Moving From Discussion to Action
08/18/2026
F. Randy Vogenberg, PhD, FASHP
This article examines why the growing clinical promise and high upfront costs of cell and gene therapies demand a shift from traditional insurance models to sustainable, long-term financing solutions.
This article examines why the growing clinical promise and high upfront costs of cell and gene therapies demand a shift from traditional insurance models to sustainable, long-term financing solutions.
This article examines why the...
08/18/2026
Journal of Clinical Pathways
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Financial Navigation Not Associated With Reduced Financial Hardship
08/03/2026
Rebecca Amrick
A study found no association between financial navigation and improvements in financial hardship or quality of life among patients with cancer, highlighting the need for future research on strategies that could reduce cancer-related financial...
A study found no association between financial navigation and improvements in financial hardship or quality of life among patients with cancer, highlighting the need for future research on strategies that could reduce cancer-related financial...
A study found no association...
08/03/2026
Journal of Clinical Pathways
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APP-Led Benign Hematology Consults Improve Access in Community Oncology, Study Finds
07/16/2026
Grace Taylor, MS, MA
A multisite analysis across The US Oncology Network found that Advanced Practice Provider (APP)-led benign hematology consult programs expanded patient access, reduced time to first appointment, and improved operational efficiency in...
A multisite analysis across The US Oncology Network found that Advanced Practice Provider (APP)-led benign hematology consult programs expanded patient access, reduced time to first appointment, and improved operational efficiency in...
A multisite analysis across The...
07/16/2026
Journal of Clinical Pathways
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Telemedicine Expansion Not Associated With Higher Health Care Utilization or Costs
06/08/2026
Rebecca Amrick
Analyzing data from MedInsight, researchers found no significant association between telemedicine adoption and care utilization and spending, alleviating worries about the impact of telemedicine expansion on the US health care system.
Analyzing data from MedInsight, researchers found no significant association between telemedicine adoption and care utilization and spending, alleviating worries about the impact of telemedicine expansion on the US health care system.
Analyzing data from MedInsight,...
06/08/2026
Journal of Clinical Pathways
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High-Risk Individuals Delay Lung Cancer Screenings Until Eligible Despite Expanded Medicare Access
05/18/2026
Rebecca Amrick
A study of Medicare’s nearly-universal access for people 65 and older shows evidence of patients delaying lung cancer screenings until they are eligible for coverage, raising concerns about health care access and patient outcomes.
A study of Medicare’s nearly-universal access for people 65 and older shows evidence of patients delaying lung cancer screenings until they are eligible for coverage, raising concerns about health care access and patient outcomes.
A study of Medicare’s...
05/18/2026
Journal of Clinical Pathways

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