PATIENTS
Accessible Care When You Need It Most.
Facing skin cancer can be overwhelming, especially without access to affordable care. At iTASC, we’re here to coordinate the help you need. Our network of compassionate, highly skilled Mohs surgeons offers free treatment for eligible patients.
How Can I Gain Access to an iTASC Surgeon?
1. Ask your referring provider to register on the iTASC website.
2. Financially qualify yourself using the iTASC income threshold chart
The referring provider must verify the patient meets current Federal Income thresholds. The following information can be used as a general guideline:
| Family Size | 2024 Federal Poverty Level | iTASC Income Thresholds (220% of FPL) |
| Individual | $15,060 | $33,132 |
| Family of 2 | $20,440 | $44,968 |
| 3 | $25,820 | $56,840 |
| 4 | $31,200 | $68,640 |
| 5 | $36,580 | $80,476 |
| 6 | $41,960 | $92,312 |
| 7 | $47,340 | $104,148 |
| 8 | $52,720 | $115,984 |
| Additional | Add $5,380 for each extra person |
3. Qualify your cancer based on Mohs AUC Criteria
Mohs micrographic surgery involves step-by-step removal of cancerous tissues in layers. Each layer is examined under a microscope in real time. It is effective for cancers in cosmetically or functionally sensitive areas, and for recurrent or aggressive tumors.
Use the Mohs AUC App to determine if you qualify for surgery.
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The patient must meet the Mohs AUC criteria of a 7,8 or 9 to qualify.
4. Ask your referring provider to fill out an iTASC one-step referral form
Ask your referring provider to fill out an iTASC one-step referral form and fax to 937-345-2351 with the following three documents.
- Sign an iTASC Consent and Release and give to referring provider
- Sign an iTASC HIPAA authorization and give to referring provider
- Sign an iTASC Media Release and give to referring provider
- You don’t have to face this journey alone. iTASC is here to provide hope, healing, and health.
“After losing my job, then my house, I would not have had Mohs surgery due to cost. iTASC likely saved my life.”
Shawn Massie, Fairborn
Frequently Asked Questions
How does a patient with a suspicious lesion for skin cancer get referred to iTASC?
The patient needs to have a biopsy proven skin cancer to be referred to iTASC. A biopsy of a suspicious growth may be obtained at a free clinic, Federally Qualified Health Center, University clinic or Essential Hospital.
Please see the location map for further details.
How are patients qualified?
- Your referring physician’s office will verify whether the patient falls at or below 220% of the Federal Poverty Level based on household size before registering the patient on iTASC.
- Only patients that have skin cancer that meet the Mohs AUC criteria with a 7, 8 or 9 score will be treated through iTASC.
How are Mohs surgeons identified and qualified?
- Volunteer Mohs micrographic surgeons must be board certified and carry an active medical license. This will be verified by iTASC administration at the Federation of State Medical Boards (FSMB) website.
- The micrographic surgeons must also be members of the American College of Mohs Surgery.
“When I found out I had a basal cell carcinoma and no funds to pay for the surgery, I was scared and didn’t know what to do. I am so grateful for the help of iTASC.”
Donna
