Texas Oncology’s virtual care navigation pilot supported 740 patients on oral oncolytics across 11 community sites, offering a scalable model for at-home care.

"AI will not replace oncologists; it will help interpret complex data and design more precise, adaptive, personalized cancer treatment," the authors write.

"AI can help clinicians translate unprecedented biological and clinical complexity into actionable insights," says Robert L. Ferris, MD, PhD.

Ohio Medicaid patients with breast cancer often miss genomic tests; use stays under 40%, with stage, race, and long-term care status driving disparities.

Insurance hurdles and steep out-of-pocket costs often delay or prevent patients from filling specialty oral blood cancer drugs, even after eventual approvals.

Telehealth transplant consults help patients with multiple myeloma overcome racial, age, and rural barriers, speeding eligibility screening and expanding access to specialists.