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How do I contact BC Cancer Agency?
If your question is relating to medical treatment or services with BC Cancer, please contact BC Cancer directly at 604.877. 6000.
How does BC Cancer support patients?
Personal treatment plan, which may include medication and nonmedicinal support. Members of the team meet with patients and/or family. Referral to community services and resources. Information about pain and symptom management.
What is the financial assistance for cancer patients in BC?
The Patient Relief Fund is here to help people overcome these challenges and get the care they need. The fund is broad and covers essentials like grocery cards, travel and accommodation vouchers, treatment-related expenses such as medical supplies, nutritional supplements, medications, dental care, and more.
What financial help can you get when you have cancer?
You may qualify for government benefits if you have cancer or care for someone with cancer. If you have a disability or your cancer is advanced, you might also qualify for certain benefits. Help is available for bills and housing costs, as well as for childrens costs and other health expenses.
What is the BC Cancer Agency BCCA?
BC Cancer plans, coordinates and evaluates cancer care in collaboration with the health authorities and primary care providers across BC to provide high-quality, accessible and cost-effective care for people living with or affected by cancer.
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What payments can I get if I have cancer?
These include: Age Pension. Carer Payment and Carer Allowance. Disability Support Pension. JobSeeker Payment. Rent Assistance. Bereavement Payment.
Does the government give you money if you have cancer?
If you are not able to work, you might qualify for Supplemental Security Income (SSI) or Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI). These programs are designed to help people who cant work because of disabilities. Cancer is often is considered a disability under the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA).
What is the wait time for oncology in BC?
As of the end of February 2025, approximately 93% of patients in B.C. were waiting less than four weeks to start their radiation treatment exceeding the national benchmark of 90%. This is also a 24% improvement since spring 2023, when only 69% of patients were starting treatment within four weeks.