"Cancer Patient Care and Compassion Act."

This bill requires health insurance plans and Medicaid to cover cancer patients with Stage III, IV, or terminal cancer without cost-sharing for parenteral treatment (intravenous or similar medication administration) and survivorship care plans (follow-up care from diagnosis through end of life). It prohibits mortgage lenders from sending foreclosure notices to cancer patients during treatment, requires dismissal of foreclosure actions upon physician certification, and prevents creditors from initiating collection actions against such patients. The bill also mandates courts to grant up to 45 days of eviction protection for tenants undergoing cancer treatment upon physician certification, with the right to renew their lease after the stay. These provisions directly affect cancer patients in New Jersey undergoing treatment for advanced or terminal cancer, as well as health insurers, mortgage lenders, creditors, and landlords who interact with them.