Social Work
The Carole and Ray Neag Comprehensive Cancer Center provides
social, emotional, psychological and financial support to cancer
patients and their families through social work services. Upon
learning of a cancer diagnosis, many patients have a strong
support system of family members and friends to help them cope
and successfully participate in treatment. Other patients find
that the diagnosis creates or worsens existing problems, such as
family conflicts, financial needs, lack of caregivers, parenting
difficulties, psychiatric disorders, substance abuse disorders,
or work-related issues. Extra resources are often needed to help
patients get necessary cancer treatment and care.
Our social workers are skilled in helping patients and their
caregivers find solutions and resources to address any of these
problems, including assisting with obtaining financial
resources. In-person or telephone counseling is free of charge
to cancer patients and their caregivers. |
Request an Appointment
To speak with a social worker, call the Carole and Ray Neag
Comprehensive Cancer Center at 800-579-7822 or 860-679-2100.
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