LAOP 2021 · No. 30
Harlan Levine
We're seeing employers really step up once they understand that there is a gap between optimal care and typical care.
Harlan Levine
Dr. Harlan Levine, City of Hope's president of strategy and business ventures and chairman of AccessHope, joined me in a prerecorded conversation about cancer care for employees. AccessHope pairs cancer specialists with a patient's local doctor so people can stay home, and runs a nurse line for questions as basic as whether radiation will make them glow. Among roughly 50 employers, he has seen one company's distribution center supervisors make the first call for colleagues diagnosed with cancer.
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