Support Services
People with cancer may worry about caring for their families, keeping their jobs, medical bills or continuing daily activities. Concerns about tests, treatments, hospital stays, nutrition and overall health are also common.
Doctors, nurses or other members of your health care team may be able to help patients of all ages with some of these concerns. It may also be helpful to meet with a counselor, social worker, dietician, chaplain or other member of our CompleteLife Program to better achieve emotional, social, spiritual and physical well-being. Support for children with cancer, a smoking cessation program, financial counseling, and a patient resource center are also available.
More Information:
INHealthConnect: Connecting to Indiana Health Services for Cancer (MedlinePlus Go Local)
National Organizations That Offer Services to People with Cancer and Their Families (National Cancer Institute)
Your Health Care Team: Your Doctor is Only the Beginning (National Cancer Institute)