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The Modern Guide to Cancer Care Benefits

In search of ways to lower cancer costs and help employees, benefits leaders have pieced together point solutions, from second opinion services to light-touch care navigation vendors and COEs that don’t integrate with each other.

The result? Headaches for both benefits leaders and employees.

In this guide, we’ll walk you through a better, modern way to manage cancer spend and provide meaningful support for employees.

Download the modern cancer care guide to explore:

  • Why traditional approaches to cancer care benefits fall short
  • What a cancer solution should offer
  • How the right cancer care navigation lowers spend and improves outcomes
  • What the member journey should look like
  • And more!

 

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Plus, learn how other benefits leaders have taken a modern approach to their benefits strategy.

We really wanted to do something in the cancer space to ensure that our colleagues and their families have access to the best specialists to return to good health.

Dawn Beaudin

Dawn Beaudin

VP of Benefits, Hyatt Hotels

Rather than just supporting and managing a single episode of care, I found a partner who can meet employees and their families where they are on their journey, not just clinically but culturally and in their language. The Lantern solution also gives my team access to oncologists and still helps us manage spending.

Suzanne Usaj

Suzanne Usaj

Former Senior Director of Total Rewards, The Wonderful Company

We expanded our partnership with Lantern to help people get the best cancer care treatment. We’ve got to get people to the right place at the right time for the right money.

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Joanne Hinton

Benefits Manager, City of Forth Worth

I’ve told our team and partners, every time we hear the word cancer, you should immediately think Lantern and give them the number or tell them to visit the app. Cancer equals Lantern. That’s where we want to navigate our people to for care.

Ben Jackson

Ben Jackson

Vice President of Global Benefits, AT&T