Brain Tumor Network

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Our Mission
To provide free, individualized navigation to help patients and loved ones manage a primary brain tumor diagnosis, overcome treatment obstacles, and facilitate access to quality healthcare. A patient navigator is a neuro-oncology professional whose clinical expertise and training guides patients and their caregivers to make informed decisions regarding their care. At the Brain Tumor Ne

twork, our relationships with patients mean everything. We will meet you wherever you are on your brain tumor journey, providing support and guidance every step along the way. Navigational Services Include:
- Finding answers to your diagnosis questions
- Receive a personalized clinical trial search based on your tumor's
pathology and
molecular makeup
- Seek a second opinion from a brain tumor expert
- Locate a Brain Tumor Center of Excellence near you
- Get guidance locating financial assistance, transportation assistance,
support groups, and more with the help of our expert Oncology
Social Work navigators

With the Brain Tumor Network you are never alone. https://braintumornetwork.org/

Most people picture brain tumors as something that happens later in life, but the numbers tell a different story.Dependi...
06/23/2026

Most people picture brain tumors as something that happens later in life, but the numbers tell a different story.

Depending on the type of tumor, the median age at diagnosis ranges from just 8 years old to 68. From children to grandparents, brain tumors affect every generation, and every family deserves expert support to navigate what comes next.

If you or someone you love has been diagnosed, BTN's navigators are here and our services are always free.

Some brain tumor treatments, including medicines like Avastin and devices such as Optune, may affect eligibility for fut...
06/22/2026

Some brain tumor treatments, including medicines like Avastin and devices such as Optune, may affect eligibility for future clinical trials. Understanding these tradeoffs early can help ensure today’s choices align with your future goals. Talk with your BTN navigator and care team about options that support both your needs now and the future.

Fueling your Friday with positivity and motivation
06/19/2026

Fueling your Friday with positivity and motivation

06/18/2026

Please join us in wishing Kelly, one of our Senior Nurse Navigators, a very happy and special birthday today!

"I really believe Brain Tumor Network helped save my life."When James was hospitalized with a new GBM diagnosis and conf...
06/17/2026

"I really believe Brain Tumor Network helped save my life."

When James was hospitalized with a new GBM diagnosis and conflicting opinions, he and his wife didn't know where to turn. BTN's navigators gathered his records and connected him to a clinical study at NIH; care he might never have reached on his own.

Read more of James' story: https://www.braintumornetwork.org/story/support-that-helped-james-reach-the-right-team/

Fueling your Friday with positivity and motivation 🧠💪
06/12/2026

Fueling your Friday with positivity and motivation 🧠💪

June is National Cancer Survivors Month, recognizing more than 18 million people in the U.S. living after a cancer diagn...
06/11/2026

June is National Cancer Survivors Month, recognizing more than 18 million people in the U.S. living after a cancer diagnosis.

For brain tumor patients, survivorship rarely looks like a finish line. It's scans every few months. Adapting to cognitive changes and treatment side effects. Rebuilding work, relationships, and routine around an unpredictable diagnosis. For many, it's living with a tumor that may never fully go away.

That's why our navigators stay involved long after the initial diagnosis. We walk beside patients and caregivers through every phase: new diagnosis, treatment, recurrence, long-term survivorship, and every uncertain moment in between.

This month, we honor every brain tumor survivor and the families walking beside them.

Today we honor those who are living with, surviving, or remembering someone with ependymoma, a rare brain and spinal cor...
06/10/2026

Today we honor those who are living with, surviving, or remembering someone with ependymoma, a rare brain and spinal cord tumor that impacts far more than just the body.

Though rare, this disease is very real for those it touches, and they deserve awareness, understanding, and community.

If today is personal to you, we’re holding space with you. You are not alone.

For families already managing treatment, scans, and the emotional weight of a diagnosis, the paperwork side of cancer ca...
06/10/2026

For families already managing treatment, scans, and the emotional weight of a diagnosis, the paperwork side of cancer can feel impossible. And it often falls on the people with the least time to deal with it.

That's where our social work navigators step in. They help families make sense of insurance and disability, search for grants and cost-saving programs, and find practical support that fits real life. Free of charge. For as long as you need.

Connect with a social work navigator: https://www.braintumornetwork.org/connect-with-a-navigator/

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