For organizations
For organizations
Survivorship care does not end when treatment does, and the organizations around a survivor play a real part in how supported they feel. These guides are for clinics, telehealth teams, and employers thinking about how to add structured survivorship support as a layer of care.
You will find plain-language explanations of what a digital survivorship platform does, how survivorship programs are structured in community oncology, and how employers can support staff returning to work after cancer. The focus is practical and non-diagnostic: what good support looks like, what survivors actually need in the years after treatment, and how structure helps. If you are exploring a partnership, our pages for clinics, employers, and telehealth teams go into more detail.
Cancer survivorship as an employee benefit: a guide for HR
More employees are living and working after cancer. Here's how a survivorship benefit supports return-to-work, privately, and without clinical burden.
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What is a digital survivorship platform?
Survivorship care often falls into the gaps between visits. A digital survivorship platform helps clinics and telehealth teams close them. Here's what that means.
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How to support an employee with cancer: an HR guide
Cancer touches nearly every workforce. Here is how HR and benefits leaders can support employees through diagnosis, treatment, and the survivorship that follows.
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Survivorship programs in community oncology: a practical guide
Most survivors are seen in community oncology clinics, yet structured survivorship programs are rare. Here is how clinics can extend support between visits.
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Bringing survivorship into telehealth and virtual cancer care
Telehealth made cancer care more accessible, but survivorship needs continuity between visits. Here is how virtual care platforms can close that gap.
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CoC Standard 4.8: the survivorship program standard, explained
A plain-language guide to Commission on Cancer Standard 4.8: what the survivorship program requires, which services count, a checklist for coordinators, and how a digital layer supports it.
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How to start a survivorship program
What a survivorship program actually needs, how to staff it without hiring a team you cannot fund, and how software carries the follow-up load between visits.
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Survivorship and Medicare care management pathways
Follow-up after treatment is real clinical work, and much of it happens between visits. Here is how that work relates, at a general level, to the care management pathways oncology practices already use.
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Build or buy a survivorship program?
Should your cancer program build survivorship support in-house or use a platform? A criteria-based comparison of launch time, staffing, continuity, and upkeep.
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