If you suspect or have been recently diagnosed with cancer, it is essential to find a team that you can trust. After all, you are putting your life in their hands. Here are some tips for what to look for […]
Read more »We know that the back-to-school season can be especially challenging for families facing cancer. The ECHO Cancer Foundation, Inc. and ECHO are here to help. If you or someone you know is currently in treatment and could use some assistance with […]
Read more »2025 has been a year of change, with policymakers in Washington proposing several policies that could have a substantial impact on independent community oncology and its patients. Join the next CPAN Advocacy Chat on Wednesday, July 9th at 12pm. Rose […]
Read more »On June 30th, Dr. Vanessa Johnson will be leaving our ECHO family. She will be heading to Durham, NC to work at Duke Medical Center. For over a decade, Dr. Johnson has been a highly valued member of our team. […]
Read more »Below is article by Liese Klein that was published on June 26, 2025 on CT Sider. Speakers at an Office of Health Strategy hearing on health-care costs on June 23 included patient advocate Kristin Whitney Daniels, from left; Sheri Lee, associate […]
Read more »At age 41 in 2022, Fawn was diagnosed with invasive ductal carcinoma (IDC). She underwent a mastectomy. It was then discovered that she also had DCIS so was dealing with two different types of cancers. Fawn was fortunate to not […]
Read more »On June 23, Dr. Kapur was a panelist at the Connecticut Healthcare Strategy Information Hearing. The hearing was held to address healthcare affordability. Some of the topics Dr. Kapur touched on include: We are grateful that Dr. Kapur remains a […]
Read more »In honor of Cancer Survivor Month, we would like to feature individuals who have battled cancer. This week we spoke with Mandy C. Mandy lost her mother to breast cancer at age 58. Mandy always knew it was just a matter of […]
Read more »Cancer Survivor Month is a time to recognize and celebrate the strength and resilience of cancer survivors, as well as raise awareness about cancer prevention, early detection, and support services. At ECHO, every month of the year is a time for […]
Read more »Cancer changes a person’s life irrevocably, and understanding those changes as care providers, friends, family, patients, and survivors helps us help those affected by the disease. Join the Community Oncology Alliance Patient Advocacy Network (CPAN) for their next virtual Advocacy […]
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