Small Cell Lung Cancer Treatment Resources
It can be overwhelming to understand your treatment options and the overall healthcare landscape. These resources will provide tools to help optimize your care, navigate any potential barriers and build the best support system for all of your needs.
Small Cell Lung Cancer Treatment Options
The small cell lung cancer (SCLC) community is full of supportive organizations to help guide you through current treatment options, in addition to the recommendations you’ll be receiving from your healthcare providers. There are many organizations and institutions in the cancer community that can help you understand the types of treatment that are available now, and what clinical trials are being conducted for potential future treatment options.
SCLC Doctor Discussion Guide for SCLC Patients
Download our checklist, which can serve as a starting point to create a productive conversation about your treatment goals and your care plan with your healthcare provider.
Challenges with Small Cell Lung Cancer
Sometimes it can feel like there are roadblocks standing in the way of getting the medical care you need. Whether it is an issue with insurance, finances or traveling to a treatment center, it may feel overwhelming when you are trying to get what you need for yourself or a loved one facing small cell lung cancer. It is important to know where to go for help if you have concerns about receiving medical care or supportive services.
Overview of Maintenance Therapy
Download this maintenance therapy fact sheet, which includes information on the role of maintenance therapy in SCLC, different types of maintenance therapies, and considerations for talking with your doctor about this treatment.
This information is for educational purposes only and should not take the place of talking to your doctor or a healthcare professional. The content included on this page does not constitute medical advice and should not be used for diagnosing or treating a health problem or disease. Please be sure to always consult with a physician or medical professional for questions about your medical condition.