Support & Caregiving Tips
Clinic’s Perspective: What Does It Mean To Be A Caregiver?
Caregiving is often spoken about in practical terms, but its emotional depth is less frequently acknowledged. In this article, Tim Marnoch, Director of Customer Care at Cancer Fatigue Services, reflects on how his understanding of caregiving changed when his wife was diagnosed with a severe form of lupus. Through lived experience, Tim explores the responsibilities, rewards, and challenges of being a caregiver; and why supporting caregivers is just as important as supporting those receiving care.
Families & Caregivers
Clinic’s Perspective: Applying Technology to Healthcare – Passion With A Purpose
What does a technology product manager bring to a healthcare organization? For Leo Flor, Director of Technology & Information Services at Cancer Fatigue Services, the answer lies in merging innovation with empathy. Drawing from his career in digital health and a deeply personal connection to cancer, Leo is helping redefine how technology supports patients and clinicians alike.
Healthcare Providers
Support & Caregiving Tips
Clinic’s Perspective: Tim Marnoch, Director of Customer Care & Service
Tim Marnoch, Director of Customer Care at Cancer Fatigue Services, reflects on his journey from the insurance industry to fatigue care—combining problem-solving, empathy, and teamwork to help people reclaim their energy and independence.
Families & Caregivers
Support & Caregiving Tips
Caring for the Caregiver: Why Taking Care of Yourself Matters
Learn essential self-care tips for caregivers of cancer patients to reduce stress, avoid burnout, and provide better long-term support.
Families & Caregivers
How to Communicate with the Circle of Care as a Caregiver
Learn how to effectively communicate with healthcare professionals.
Cancer Etiquette
Families & Caregivers
Cancer Etiquette: What to Say and How to Act
Learn how to communicate effectively with a loved one facing cancer. Understand the Dos and Don’ts of Providing Support Through Words and Actions.
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