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DUARTE, Calif. and CHICAGO — (Nov. 18, 2020) — On the heels of AccessHope’s national launch in October, the wholly owned subsidiary of City of Hope today announced it has joined forces with Northwestern Medicine to provide specialized cancer expertise to help more people achieve the best possible cancer outcomes. This novel collaboration brings two National Cancer Institute-designated comprehensive cancer centers together, enabling some of the country’s most sought-after specialists to offer expertise that can improve care, experience, outcomes and value for patients in the treatment of complex cancers.

AccessHope

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AccessHope CEO Mark Stadler shares how employer demand is accelerating the need for innovative cancer support services, driven by the goals to spend healthcare dollars wisely and ensure the best possible outcomes and quality of life for employees navigating a cancer journey. With COVID-19's impact on cancer screenings, cancer-focused benefits are more beneficial now than ever. Read how HR leaders are discovering new ways of taking care of employees as critical to their organization's success.

AccessHope

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AccessHope was founded on the vital need for people with cancer to be able to access cancer support services closer to home and the high demand from U.S. employers to be able to offer cancer-focused healthcare benefits to their employees. Today, we're going strong in Fighting cancer with everything we know™ for 2.2 million members through 42 employers, including 18 Fortune 500 companies. When it comes to cancer, we believe the more brain power the better. Formally launching in October 2020, AccessHope remotely connects our cancer specialists with local oncologists to help ensure the best plan of action for the best outcomes, so those with cancer never need to leave home.