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Ontario Health (Cancer Care Ontario) sends letters to people for , cervical and colorectal cancers to: invite them to start screening. remind them when it is time for their next screening test. tell them their screening test results.
Cancer Care Ontario is the Ontario governments principal cancer advisor and a division of CCO. We equip health professionals, organizations and policy-makers with the most up-to-date cancer knowledge and tools to prevent cancer and deliver high-quality patient care.
If your doctor has diagnosed a new primary cancer rather than a recurrence, you should wait no more than 2 months (62 days) to start treatment. This time starts on the date that the hospital has received an urgent referral for suspected cancer.
Other voluntary organizations offer free or reduced-cost lodging for patients receiving treatment away from home. Some organizations can provide limited financial assistance for child care and home care. The United Way and other local charities may offer assistance with living expenses such as rent and food.
CancerCare offers 3 services. Financial Assistance Program for cancer-related costs such as transportation and childcare, and their oncology social workers can help you find resources.

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