Insurance Information |
Proforma invoices indicating fees for the procedures involved in the Radiation Therapy process and terms of payment will be provided for you to submit to your insurance company for processing. Your insurance company will be required to submit a letter of undertaking indicating how much of the treatment cost they will cover. Insurance companies in Jamaica: Sagicor and Medicus Overseas insurance companies: Cayman Islands National Insurance Company; British Caymanian Insurance Company; Morgan-White Administrators Int'l Inc.; Government of Antigua and Barbuda; Clico Cayman Limited; CMN Inc./ Insurance Corporation of Barbados Ltd. and British United Providence Assoc. (BUPA) We will contact the overseas insurance companies to verify their commitment to pay. |
Fact: While fatigue is often common during radiation treatment, many patients can still maintain their normal daily schedule including work and school. As treatment nears the end, the fatigue may increase. That does not mean you have to give up your routine; just be sure to get the rest you need.
Myth: Radiation therapy will make me radioactive
Fact: If your treatment involves external radiation, you are not radioactive. The radiation is delivered in doses to treat the abnormal tissue and once the machine is turned off, the radiation does not linger within you. You can maintain a normal routine and go near or around anyone, including pregnant women and babies.