October 8, 2026 ~ An amyloidosis diagnosis can bring questions that go beyond medical care. How will your health insurance cover your care? What happens if you need to see a specialist who is out of network? Can you get a second opinion? What can you do if your insurance denies coverage? How will you manage medical bills or take time away from work?
Understanding your rights and options can help you navigate these challenges and make informed decisions about your health care and finances.
This October, Triage Health is offering free Navigating Health Care with Amyloidosis webinars, along with a new Practical Guide created specifically for individuals diagnosed with amyloidosis and their caregivers.
Register for a Free Amyloidosis Webinar
Join Triage Health for a free Navigating Health Care with Amyloidosis webinar, available in person or virtually.
The webinar will provide practical information to help individuals diagnosed with amyloidosis and their caregivers navigate health insurance and access to care. Topics will include health insurance options, including Medicare, making enrollment decisions, accessing second opinions, and strategies to address barriers to care. We’ll also highlight considerations specific to the amyloidosis community and share resources to help you make informed decisions about your coverage and care.
Choose from three upcoming dates and register for in person or virtual attendance:
- October 26 – Buffalo, New York
- October 28 – Houston, Texas
- October 29 – Orlando, Florida
Register today at TriageHealth.org/Amyloidosis.
Explore Our New Practical Guide
Triage Health’s new Practical Guide to Navigating Health Care with Amyloidosis provides clear, practical information about legal and financial issues that may arise after an amyloidosis diagnosis. Learn about health insurance and Medicare, accessing specialty care, appeals, managing medical bills, employment, financial assistance, planning ahead, and other topics to help you understand your rights, explore your options, and make informed decisions.
Together, the Guide and upcoming webinars provide information and resources to help you navigate health care with amyloidosis.
This project was funded in part by Alnylam.
