Future of Cancer Care Today
Free research support for patients exploring diagnostics, treatments, and the people who can help.
65 organizations · Showing 21–40
Free research support for patients exploring diagnostics, treatments, and the people who can help.
National lung cancer advocacy nonprofit founded by patients and survivors. It offers a free HelpLine, LungMATCH treatment and clinical trial navigation, phone buddies, support groups and free educational materials.
Remote cancer second opinions from France, with written reports in English and an international video consultation option.
Independent nonprofit that gives grants to insured people who cannot afford copays, coinsurance, deductibles or premiums, through disease funds covering many cancers and other conditions that open and close as funding changes.
International written and video second opinions from senior specialists in Germany, subject to specialty and case acceptance.
Free one-on-one peer support that matches people with cancer, and caregivers, to a trained Mentor Angel who has been through a similar experience, matched by people rather than an algorithm.
Expert medical opinions for eligible members, including cancer reviews, with records collection and follow-up coordination.
A remote multidisciplinary cancer opinion for international patients, based on records submitted through Institut Curie’s online platform.
Helps patients find cancer trials in China and coordinate the paperwork, travel and care-team handoffs.
A second reading of pathology material, rather than a consultation about the entire cancer treatment plan.
International online specialist opinions from Japan, subject to record review, clinical acceptance and a case-specific quote.
Patient-led nonprofit for people with any KRAS-mutated cancer and their care partners: plain-language research updates, expert webinars, peer mentors and a private online group.
Free online tool, formerly TrialJectory, that turns a short questionnaire into a personalized list of treatments and clinical trials, with a support team of PhDs, MDs, nurses and social workers.
Nonprofit that funds lung cancer research and runs a free support line, a clinical trial finder and free education for patients and caregivers.
National lung cancer nonprofit offering a free HELPLine with lung cancer navigators, one-on-one peer mentors, virtual meetups, online communities and the HOPE Summit; a major funder of lung cancer research.
Remote written specialist consultations requested with your treating physician, including cancer second opinions.
Cancer second opinions through Mayo Clinic’s appointment service, with a separate private second-opinion pathway at Mayo Clinic Healthcare in London.
In-person cancer second opinions in Houston, scheduled as new-patient evaluations. MD Anderson does not currently offer remote second opinions.
Cancer second opinions covering diagnosis and treatment, with in-person appointments and remote options that depend on your location.
Free global support and navigation group for people with MET-altered cancer, including MET exon 14 skipping and MET amplification, and their care partners.