ACS CAN Indiana

ACS CAN Indiana’s Senior Grassroots Manager, Natasha, and Vice State Lead Ambassador, Justin, met with the offices of Senator Todd Young and Congresswoman Erin Houchin to thank them for their support on the passage of the Multi Cancer Early Detection (MCED) act!

President's budget proposal falls short for cancer patients ACS CAN is the leading cancer advocacy organization that is working every day to make cancer issues a national priority.

Medical debt is holding too many Hoosiers back. Their stories show why change can’t wait.

Brittany's father passed away from a fatal diagnosis with more than $75,000 in medical debt. She often wonders if her father would still be here if cost had not have been a constant concern.

Nation's inclusiveness, schools set standard, illness' toll, bill modifications Today's writers are Anna Bell of Fort Wayne, Michael Theise of the Jewish Federation of Fort Wayne, Brittany Grant of Churubusco and Connie Mugford of North Manchester

Cancer is hard enough — the debt shouldn’t last longer than the disease. Hoosiers are speaking out to urge legislators to pass bills to protect Hoosiers from medical debt: https://indianapolisrecorder.com/local-organizations-urge-legislators-to-pass-bills-to-protect-hoosiers-from-medical-debt/

As a long-time financial educator and cancer advocate, Patty tells us why lawmakers should pass legislation on medical debt.

Letter: Hoosier lawmakers should pass legislation on medical debt The only thing patients facing serious illness should focus on is managing their condition.

Medical debt can happen to anyone. ACS CAN Indiana is working to protect patients, survivors and families. Sign our petition today: https://act.fightcancer.org/a/indiana-medical-debt-petition

Hailee’s family faced medical debt during cancer treatment – a reality too many in our state know all too well. We’re fighting for policies that put patients first.

No one should face cancer and crushing medical debt. That’s why ACS CAN Indiana is advocating for change: https://wibc.com/875417/cancer-survivor-fights-for-medical-debt-relief-at-statehouse/