Inside This Episode

• What is medication-related financial toxicity, and why is it becoming more common in cancer care?
• How do oncology pharmacists help patients access, afford, and stay on treatment?
• What does a team-based approach to medication affordability look like?

Cancer medications can save lives, but the cost can create significant barriers to treatment. In this episode of Voices in Oncology, oncology pharmacist Aimee Faso joins Amy DePue to discuss medication-related financial toxicity, why even insured patients may struggle to afford cancer medications, and the vital role of oncology pharmacists play in helping patients access, afford, and stay on life-saving therapies. Together, they explore how multidisciplinary care teams help patients navigate insurance, identify financial assistance programs, and overcome medication affordability.

Related Resource: Financial Toxicity infographic

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