CPS' office is currently closed to the public because of COVID-19.
We are still working hard to provide our clients with their needs by doing no contact porch deliveries and over the phone intakes and meetings. We ask that if you have any questions or concerns to please leave us a detailed message at 419-423-0286 and someone will be happy to give you a call back. If you are unable to send in paperwork electronically, please send it to 1800 N. Blanchard St. Ste.120 Findlay, Ohio. If you are unable to mail it, we do have a mail slot in our office door where items can be left. Please bear with us as we know these are unprecedented times. We are working hard to keep our clients safe and still provide support to local cancer patients. Thank you.
You may be visiting our site because you or a loved one has been given a cancer diagnosis and you are looking for support and information. You’ve come to the right place.
CPS knows that cancer care is more than just medical treatments. Patients and their families often need assistance with understanding healthcare coverage, paying for out-of-pocket expenses and completing daily tasks. Our CPS support is provided free of charge to individuals who have been diagnosed with cancer and live or work in Hancock County.
The goal of CPS is to address the whole person, not just the disease. We do so by providing guidance, comfort and services that help reduce stress and help clients cope during a difficult time.
CPS is funded by the United Way of Hancock County, through various grants and third party fundraisers, as well as memorial donations and the generosity of many individuals.
CPS knows that cancer care is more than just medical treatments. Patients and their families often need assistance with understanding healthcare coverage, paying for out-of-pocket expenses and completing daily tasks. Our CPS support is provided free of charge to individuals who have been diagnosed with cancer and live or work in Hancock County.
The goal of CPS is to address the whole person, not just the disease. We do so by providing guidance, comfort and services that help reduce stress and help clients cope during a difficult time.
CPS is funded by the United Way of Hancock County, through various grants and third party fundraisers, as well as memorial donations and the generosity of many individuals.
OUR PARTNERS
Cancer Patient Services is partly funded by: