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The State of Multiple Myeloma Care

executive summary An access to care research survey of 239 multiple myeloma (MM) patients showed that a large majority (70%) of patients experienced at least one access to care issue related to care coordination/physician knowledge, medical costs or insurance, or transportation issues. Based on survey findings, we propose several opportunities to improve access to medical care for MM patients. These include increased physician education about signs and symptoms of MM, improved care coordination among providers, and improved options for transportation to medical appointments. It is imperative to address the unmet needs of MM patients through additional research and healthcare policies that will result in equal access to care for all patients.