62 organizations that help with the parts nobody warned you about — paying for care, getting to it, staying near it, and living after it. Free to use, no account needed.
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Full-service cancer care
Centers offering the complete range of cancer care under one program, including navigation and clinical trials.
Banner MD Anderson Cancer Center
Gilbert / Phoenix / Arizona network
Comprehensive breast cancer care with medical oncology, radiation oncology, surgery, patient navigation, genetic counseling, psycho-oncology, nutrition, rehabilitation, survivorship, supportive care, and trials.
Who qualifies: Patients seeking cancer evaluation or treatment; appointment/referral requirements vary.
Useful statewide referral for coordinated breast care and whole-person support services.
Breast cancer program with surgical, medical, and radiation oncology, reconstructive surgery, supportive care, genetic testing/counseling, fertility and sexual health counseling, clinical trials, and survivorship support.
Who qualifies: New and existing oncology patients; call for appointment criteria.
Good fit for high-risk breast cancer, second opinions, reconstruction coordination, and long-term support.
Comprehensive breast cancer care with advanced diagnostics, multidisciplinary specialists, supportive therapy, survivorship support, genetics access, and clinical trials.
Who qualifies: Appointment/referral and insurance requirements vary.
Strong option for second opinions, complex cases, hereditary cancer risk, clinical trials, and survivorship planning.
NCI-designated cancer center with multidisciplinary breast cancer care, nurse navigation, genetic counseling/testing, clinical trials, and integrated disease-team approach.
Who qualifies: Patients with breast cancer or breast health concerns; appointment/referral requirements vary.
Use as a primary Arizona academic referral center for complex breast cancer care, genetics, trials, and survivorship.
Breast cancer specialists offering multidisciplinary care, surgery coordination, reconstructive surgeries, survivorship programs, clinical trials, and genetic testing/counseling.
Who qualifies: Patients with breast cancer or risk concerns; call for appointment requirements.
Good statewide community oncology resource with genetics, trials, and survivorship references.
Collaborative breast surgery practice supporting breast health and breast cancer care, with patient resources and coordination with oncology/reconstruction providers.
Who qualifies: Breast health and breast cancer patients; call for appointment requirements.
Patient resource page links to Arizona support organizations including Check for a Lump and survivorship fitness.
Cancer institute with patient navigation, counseling services, English and Spanish support groups, medically supervised cancer exercise group, and access to clinical trials.
Who qualifies: Patients receiving or seeking cancer care through Dignity/CommonSpirit.
Good resource for patient navigation, bilingual support, exercise, counseling, and clinical trials.
HonorHealth Breast Cancer Care / CBCA Collaboration
Scottsdale / Phoenix metro
Collaborative multidisciplinary breast cancer care including complex breast surgery, genetic counseling coordination, survivorship care, and coordination with plastic surgery for reconstruction.
Who qualifies: Breast cancer patients in HonorHealth network.
Useful for reconstruction coordination and survivorship follow-up.
Provides no-cost supportive services including gas cards, lodging, bras and breast prostheses, wigs/head coverings, nutrition counseling, house cleaning, integrative therapies, and support groups.
Who qualifies: Cancer patients in Arizona; contact for program requirements.
Excellent Tucson-based wraparound support resource; strong fit across multiple categories.
Free breast and cervical cancer screening and diagnostics for uninsured/underinsured eligible patients, including mammograms and follow-up diagnostic testing.
Who qualifies: Uninsured/underinsured patients ages 40-65 and symptomatic patients 21+ may qualify.
Important screening and early diagnostic resource; not treatment financial assistance, but high priority for access-to-care.
Arizona breast cancer nonprofit providing free breast health education, mammograms, diagnostic testing, wig assistance, community support, and resource navigation.
Who qualifies: Arizona residents; some programs focus on uninsured/underinsured individuals or people diagnosed with breast cancer.
Also belongs in support, prosthetics/wigs, screening, and newly diagnosed resource categories.
Offers financial assistance up to $500 to qualifying Arizona applicants; payments are made to vendors/organizations for needs such as utilities, rent/mortgage, medical bills, medication, travel, and car expenses.
Who qualifies: Applicants within Arizona; assistance paid to vendor rather than applicant.
Good hardship assistance option for patients struggling with non-medical costs.
Provides prompt support and resources for women impacted by breast cancer, including prosthesis, bras, wigs, post-surgical garments, Hope Boxes, screening access, and breast cancer advocate support.
Who qualifies: Must provide breast cancer diagnosis information for services; focuses on women impacted by breast cancer in Arizona.
Important ARC-aligned resource for post-surgical garments/prosthetics and practical support.
Transportation support through gas cards plus additional no-cost support services including lodging, prosthesis/bras, wigs, nutrition counseling, integrative therapies, and support groups.
Who qualifies: Cancer patients in Arizona; contact for program requirements.
Excellent Tucson-based wraparound support resource; strong fit across multiple categories.
CancerCare offers limited assistance for transportation, home care, child care, medications, lymphedema supplies, and durable medical equipment for qualifying patients.
Who qualifies: Eligibility and funding availability vary; call to apply.
Use as a national supplement when local funds are unavailable.
Lodging support plus other no-cost supportive cancer services including gas cards, prosthesis/bras, wigs, nutrition counseling, integrative therapies, and support groups.
Who qualifies: Cancer patients in Arizona; contact for program requirements.
Excellent Tucson-based wraparound support resource; strong fit across multiple categories.
Counseling, support groups, and mental-health care through diagnosis and beyond.
Arizona Foundation for Cancer
Tucson / statewide Arizona
Provides no-cost supportive services including gas cards, lodging, bras and breast prostheses, wigs/head coverings, nutrition counseling, house cleaning, integrative therapies, and support groups.
Who qualifies: Cancer patients in Arizona; contact for program requirements.
Excellent Tucson-based wraparound support resource; strong fit across multiple categories. Also provides support/resources beyond financial aid.
Banner MD Anderson Psycho-Oncology / Supportive Care
Gilbert / Phoenix / Arizona network
Comprehensive cancer support services including psycho-oncology, nutrition, navigation, genetic counseling, supportive/palliative care, rehabilitation, and survivorship care.
Who qualifies: Patients receiving care through Banner MD Anderson.
Good internal referral for patients who need mental health and whole-person oncology support.
Provides free emotional and social support for anyone impacted by cancer, with more than 100 programs per month including support groups, navigation, social activities, mind/body therapies, nutrition counseling, education, youth/family programming, and virtual options.
Who qualifies: Cancer patients, survivors, caregivers, family, and loved ones in Arizona.
Flagship support-group and caregiver/family resource for the Arizona packet.
Arizona breast cancer nonprofit providing free breast health education, mammograms, diagnostic testing, wig assistance, community support, and resource navigation.
Who qualifies: Arizona residents; some programs focus on uninsured/underinsured individuals or people diagnosed with breast cancer.
Also belongs in support, prosthetics/wigs, screening, and newly diagnosed resource categories. Also provides support/resources beyond financial aid.
Provides prompt support and resources for women impacted by breast cancer, including prosthesis, bras, wigs, post-surgical garments, Hope Boxes, screening access, and breast cancer advocate support.
Who qualifies: Must provide breast cancer diagnosis information for services; focuses on women impacted by breast cancer in Arizona.
Important ARC-aligned resource for post-surgical garments/prosthetics and practical support. Also provides support/resources beyond financial aid.
One-to-one connection with survivors who have walked the same road.
American Cancer Society Reach To Recovery / ACS CARES
Arizona statewide / national
Breast cancer peer and navigation-style support for people facing possible diagnosis, recurrence, or advanced-stage breast cancer; ACS also provides 24/7 helpline and resource referral.
Who qualifies: Breast cancer patients, survivors, and caregivers.
Arizona 211 lists statewide service area for ACS breast cancer support.
Provides free emotional and social support for anyone impacted by cancer, with more than 100 programs per month including support groups, navigation, social activities, mind/body therapies, nutrition counseling, education, youth/family programming, and virtual options.
Who qualifies: Cancer patients, survivors, caregivers, family, and loved ones in Arizona.
Flagship support-group and caregiver/family resource for the Arizona packet. Also useful for peer/community connection.
National breast cancer education and support organization offering programs for newly diagnosed, metastatic, young women, caregivers, and people after treatment.
Who qualifies: People affected by breast cancer; virtual programming broadly available.
Good national backup for subgroups not covered locally, including young and metastatic patients.
Tina's Treasures Cancer Care Boutique at HonorHealth
Scottsdale / Phoenix metro
Cancer care boutique offering bra fittings, wigs, post-surgical camisoles, breast prostheses, and other support items for cancer patients, survivors, and families.
Who qualifies: Cancer patients/survivors; call for appointment and product/insurance details.
Good prosthesis/garment fitting resource for patients after surgery.
Long-term follow-up, wellness, and survivorship care planning.
Arizona Department of Health Services - Cancer Survivors / Cancer Control
Arizona statewide
State cancer prevention and control resources, Arizona Cancer Coalition, breast cancer screening awareness, Well Woman HealthCheck, and cancer control plan.
Who qualifies: Arizona residents/providers.
State-level public health reference for Ryan and future database consistency.
Banner MD Anderson Survivorship and Cancer Rehabilitation
Gilbert / Phoenix / Arizona network
Cancer rehabilitation program addressing physical, emotional, and spiritual needs for cancer patients and families; Banner cancer care also includes survivorship care.
Who qualifies: Cancer patients and survivors in Banner network.
Strong rehab/survivorship option for lymphedema, fatigue, function, and post-treatment support.
Provides free emotional and social support for anyone impacted by cancer, with more than 100 programs per month including support groups, navigation, social activities, mind/body therapies, nutrition counseling, education, youth/family programming, and virtual options.
Who qualifies: Cancer patients, survivors, caregivers, family, and loved ones in Arizona.
Flagship support-group and caregiver/family resource for the Arizona packet. Also useful after treatment.
Cancer Support Community Arizona Survivorship Programs
Phoenix / Flagstaff / virtual statewide
Free support groups, healthy lifestyle classes, nutrition counseling, mind/body therapies, educational seminars, youth/family programming, and social connection for survivors and families.
Who qualifies: Cancer survivors, patients, caregivers, and loved ones.
Best broad survivorship community resource in Arizona.
Mayo Clinic Breast Cancer Supportive Therapy and Survivorship
Phoenix / Scottsdale
Supportive therapy and survivorship services including education, healthy lifestyle support, physical activity, stress management, and connections to community exercise programs.
Who qualifies: Mayo patients; appointment/referral rules vary.
Useful for high-standard survivorship and lifestyle support.