How one program is ensuring cancer survivors have support for the long term
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Dr. Zoann Dreyer, with Texas Children’s Hospital, explains how cancer survivors are at risk of delayed side effects of treatment.
A program the hospital founded in 1988 helps to ensure every patient has long-term support.
“We’re there with our social workers and our financial counselors and our providers to really give (patients) a home to come to … not just (for) medical problems, but social problems,” Dreyer said.