Navigate cancer care with confidence
Support built for you
A cancer diagnosis and treatment plan can bring up a lot of questions.
Our team of care managers – nurses, social workers, dietitians, and pharmacists – are available to many health plan members to provide one-on-one support. They'll answer your questions and get you the cancer care services and benefits available to you.1
You can continue to get assistance from care managers even after your treatment is over to help throughout recovery and remission.
Explore other available resources
Getting care within your Blue Cross and Blue Shield of North Carolina (Blue Cross NC) network can help keep your bills lower.
Using our doctor search, you can find in-network treatment centers, oncologists, and other specialists near you.
Stay on top of your care
Every health plan is different.2 Learn what benefits are included in your plan by logging in to the Blue Cross NC member portal.
The member portal also helps you:
- Manage your plan
- Access cancer-related benefits
- Get treatment cost estimates
- Track your claims
Resource library
Cancer education and research
Explore a list of top research centers and organizations where you can find the latest information, helpful education, what you can expect, and updates on new treatments.5
- National Cancer Institute
- American Cancer Society
- UNC Lineberger Cancer Center
- Duke Cancer Institute
- Mayo Clinic Comprehensive Cancer Center
- Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center
- University of Texas MD Anderson Cancer Center
- National Cancer Information Center
- Types of cancer treatments
- Side effects of cancer treatment
Support groups
You don't need to go through this alone. Support groups can be a powerful source of comfort, connection, and strength. Find groups – both in-person and online – where you can share your experiences, hear from others in the same situation, and find encouragement.
Caregiver resources
Caring for someone with cancer takes support, too. Whether you need advice, a listening ear, or a place to share experiences, there are resources for caregivers.
Life after cancer
Remission is a major milestone, but life as a cancer survivor has its own challenges and questions. These resources can help you move into life after cancer and manage your long-term health.5