Founded by Experience.
Driven by Purpose.

ACCCOLPH® was founded by a cancer survivor who understands firsthand the fear, uncertainty, treatment decisions, and challenges that come with a cancer diagnosis. Our mission is shaped by real life experience, not corporate marketing. Every message, program, and outreach effort is rooted in a personal commitment to helping others navigate their cancer journey and giving them hope for a better outcome.

At ACCCOLPH®, survivors become powerful voices for change, sharing their experiences to inspire hope, encourage early detection, and help save lives.

Real Stories. Real Impact

ACCCOLPH was created from the initials of our family members and our shared last name. It represents the unique ways cancer touches every family while honoring the unity, strength, love, and support that bring us together. More than a name, ACCCOLPH reflects our commitment to hope, resilience, and building a lasting legacy for future generations

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Urgent: Protect Access to Proton Therapy

Urgent: Protect Access to Proton Therapy


Five years ago, I researched my treatment options and determined that proton therapy was the best choice for me. That decision changed my life.CMS is considering a Medicare reimbursement change that could make proton therapy harder to access at some freestanding centers. Men facing cancer deserve more treatment options, not fewer.I wear this hoodie because I am ready to fight cancer and efforts to limit patient choice.

Join me in asking CMS to protect access to proton therapy.Deadline: September 14, 2026

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Prostate Cancer & Veterans: Why It Matters

Prostate Cancer and Veterans

Veterans may face a higher risk of prostate cancer because of military-related toxic exposures.

What Veterans Should Know

  • Approximately 15,000 veterans are diagnosed with prostate cancer each year.

  • More than 200,000 survivors receive care through the VA.

  • Exposure to Agent Orange, burn pits, and other toxic substances may increase prostate cancer risk.

  • Eligible veterans may qualify for VA healthcare and disability benefits under the PACT Act and other presumptive exposure rules.

Veterans should discuss their individual risk and PSA screening with a healthcare provider.

Serving Those Who Served

DeFeat Cancer® by ACCCOLPH® helps veterans understand their risks, encourages early detection, and connects veterans and their families with support and resources.

Know your PSA. Know your risk. Take action today.

VA Prostate Cancer Information | Agent Orange and Prostate Cancer | PACT Act Benefits

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