To support people with breast cancer, Albany Medical Center has partnered with a new organization.
The hospital will provide a private area for the To Life breast cancer support group. They can meet with patients and provide counseling that is supportive.
The new location will be at 25 Hackett Blvd., which is the South Clinical Campus.
For those with breast cancer, To Life provides wellness activities, education, peer mentoring, and therapy. For those who are experiencing hair loss, they also provide bespoke fitting services.
“Improving community health is a shared goal between To Life! and Albany Medical Center,” stated Dennis P. McKenna, MD, president and CEO of the Albany Med Health System. Collaborations like this are essential to our dedication to achieving the highest caliber of service delivery for which patients in our area have come to rely on us.
On December 19, staff will begin seeing patients by appointment only.
In addition to support groups, To Life offers several sorts of assistance. The majority of insurance policies cover it.
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