Cancer Health_Summer_2018

Paying for Cancer Care
Cancer treatment and related costs can be a big financial burden. At a time when new cancer therapies are becoming ever more expensive, Cancer Health wants to know how you manage the financial challenges of care.
1) If you have been diagnosed with cancer,  what type was it? (Include all types.)
I have not yet started treatment.I am currently receiving treatment.I have finished treatment and have no evidence of cancer.I finished treatment, but the cancer is still present or has come back.
YesNo
A lotSomeNot at all
Employer-based insuranceAffordable Care Act (“Obamacare”) insurance planMedicareMedicaidNo coverageOther
Less than $100$100–$499$500–$999$1,000 or more
Medications for symptoms or side effectsAlternative or complementary therapiesProducts to help me look and feel betterTransportation to care facilitiesLodging away from home during treatmentChildcare during treatmentOther
Less than $100$100–$499$500–$999$1,000 or more
Free care from a hospitalAssistance from a general cancer charityAssistance from a support group for a specific type of cancerOther
YesNoOther
11) What year were you born?
MaleFemaleTransgenderOther
Some high schoolHigh school graduateSome collegeBachelor’s degreeGraduate or professional degree
Less than $25,000$25,000–$49,999$50,000–$99,999$100,000–$149,999$150,000–$199,999$200,000 or more
15) What is your zip code?
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Paying for Cancer Care