Update Regarding COVID-19
At the Beverly Hills Cancer Center, we don’t want you to be worried about how to pay for your cancer treatment. We would rather help you focus on getting well. That’s why you will find that we accept just about every medical insurance plan, and that we are very willing to help you make sure that you get all of your insurance benefits, without any problems.
Because we are a private facility dedicated to cancer care, you will also find that our prices are often quite a bit lower than larger hospitals or centers with a more substantial and costly overhead. This means that, for most patients, both your insured treatment costs and your co-pays will be lower. With increasing annual co-payments on the minds of many Beverly Hills Cancer Center patients, we have researched a number of non-profit organizations whose mission is to guide patients through the process of finding co-payment assistance. To help you find an option that’s best for you, we’ve got a financial counselor right in our office.
The number of financial and logistical options that a patient has is quite vast. We realize that patients likely have no idea that some of these options are even available, and we’ve made it our duty to educate you so that you can receive your treatments with little-to-no stress.
One such example is Angel Flight, a non-profit organization providing free air transport for medically related needs. Please utilize our knowledge as much as you like so that we can handle the financial aspect and move on with your treatment.
We are happy to treat cash patients as well as those with insurance, and often work with patients from other countries seeking the very best in cancer treatment. Our billing department, imaging services, pharmacy and Energie Café accept cash, checks, debit cards, MasterCard, Visa, American Express and Discover cards.
COVID-19 is a new type of virus that can cause mild to severe infections in the lungs. Like other viruses, it can lead to serious infections for people with weakened immune systems. COVID-19 may cause more severe infections than other viruses. We do not have a vaccine to help control its spread, but experts are working to make a vaccine.
The virus can spread easily, just like the common cold or flu. It spreads when an infected person coughs or sneezes droplets that can get into the eyes, nose, or mouth of people nearby. Droplets also land on surfaces that people touch before touching their own eyes, nose, or mouth.
These are some of the best ways to protect yourself and others from the virus:
Some people with cancer might have a higher risk of getting COVID-19 or having a serious infection from it. Do your best to follow the steps listed above to protect yourself. Ask your doctor or nurse if they have special recommendations based on your health or type of treatment.
Call your doctor right away if any of these happen to you:
It is recommended to wear a mask in pubic at all times. Please wear a mask at all times while at Beverly Hills Cancer Center as well. This can help prevent the spread of the virus, and protect both you and those around you.
If you are caring for or living with someone with cancer, do your best to keep them from getting the virus. Follow the steps to protect yourself listed on this sheet.
If you become sick yourself, call your doctor to see what more you should do to protect your loved one.
If you are sick or have been exposed to COVID-19, we ask that you not come to Beverly Hills Cancer Center. We ask that you find someone who isn’t sick to join your loved one at their appointments.
To protect all patients, we may limit the number of people who can visit someone staying in the hospital. Please check with your care team.
Our Facility is taking steps to keep patients separate from those who may be at risk. At every appointment, your care team will ask questions about overall health and recent travel. Patients and anyone entering the center will have their temperature checked upon arrival, and will be asked to wear a mask. Visitors are limited if they are not actual patients, including family members, and translation services are also being conducted by phone or video instead of in person. Staff members are wearing increased protective equipment. We may ask some patients to wait in a separate room or to reschedule until they are feeling better if they have any symptoms. Everyone must respect social distancing protocols wherever possible including in the waiting room, infusion area and clinic.
We are also taking extra steps to clean and disinfect surfaces throughout our Facility between each patient, and deeper cleaning each evening.
Yes. Your care is our top priority. Although we may change some ways we care for you, we will never put your care or health at risk.
For international patients, we are here for you each step of the way. We have resources for private travel arrangements, including private jet, private car transfers from airport, and relationships with local housing and hotel options with the top safety and cleanliness precautions.
To schedule an appointment, please call Beverly Hills Cancer Center in Beverly Hills, California at (877) 320-5131 or Click the link below to access our Online Appointment Request
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