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How can HealthTree help with assessing treatment options at relapse?

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• February 21, 2026

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Todd Foster discusses the uses of HealthTree Cure Hub in making treatment decisions

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How can health Tree help with assessing treatment options at relapse?


Hi. My name is Todd Foster. I am the director of product management at HealthTree, and I am going to talk to you a little bit about how to look at treatment options when you've relapsed.


How HealthTree can help you assess your treatment options at relapse? And three things come to mind. Specifically with HealthTree Cure Hub. The first one is the treatment options. It looks at what treatments, are available to you that you qualify to take. If you can't have a treatment, it doesn't show there. So you don't have to waste your time learning about it and only learn about the treatments that you have that are available to you.


There's also clinical trials. A lot of people don't realize clinical trials are treatments, and a lot of times they're a really good choice.


So you should check out the clinical trial finder in HealthTree Cure Hub.


The third one a lot of people don't think about is our side effects Solutions tool. And you can put in the treatment that maybe your doctor's recommending you take, and when you put that treatment in, you can see what other patients have reported in terms of side effects that they're experiencing on that treatment.


So maybe there has a lot of side effects and they're severe, or maybe it has very few side effects that aren't very severe. And that can help you understand that drug and what how it might affect you. And all three of those are meant to help you become a decision maker with your doctor and deciding what treatment is best for you.

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