A survivorship layer for your platform
Keep patients supported between brief, far-apart video visits.
- White-label & embedded
- No added burden on your team
- Non-diagnostic & research-grounded
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The continuity gap
Survivorship is hard in virtual care
Telehealth improved access, but survivorship needs continuity that brief, infrequent video visits struggle to provide. Patients log off and disengage, patterns go untracked, and limited video time gets spent on recall instead of care.
Brief, infrequent visits
Video time is short and weeks apart, too little for a long survivorship phase.
Patients disappear between calls
Without structure, engagement drops the moment the video window closes.
Patterns go untracked
Symptoms unfold over time, but nothing captures them between visits.
Seven domains
Physical, emotional, sleep, nutrition, hormone therapy, and more, one clear picture.
Patterns over time
Hundreds of signals become clear focus areas to act on.
Doctor-ready questions
Patients arrive at every video visit prepared.
Between-visit support
A private companion for the long stretches between calls.
The survivorship layer
Why add survivorship to virtual care?
Oncera gives patients a between-visit home for survivorship and gives clinicians a focused summary before every call, closing the gap virtual care leaves open.
See how it worksHow it works with your platform
A white-label module that complements your virtual care, not another tool to find.
We integrate & brand it
Oncera is configured with your identity and connected to your telehealth experience, embedded under your brand.
Patients track between calls
Members log signals across the seven domains and get personalized focus areas, staying engaged instead of disappearing.
Visits go further
Each call opens with a doctor-ready summary, so video time is spent on guidance and decisions instead of recall.
Why choose Oncera
A ready survivorship layer, on your brand
White-label & embedded
Lives under your brand, inside the platform your patients already use.
Built to integrate
We scope the integration so it complements, never disrupts, how you deliver care.
No added diagnostic burden
Educational and non-diagnostic, your clinical scope and claims stay the same.
Research-grounded model
Hundreds of signals organized into seven domains, built on survivorship science.
Continuity between visits
Patients stay engaged in the long stretches between calls and arrive better prepared.
Breast cancer depth first
Tailored to breast cancer survivorship first, then expanding by cancer type.
How do virtual care teams deliver continuity after cancer treatment?
By adding a survivorship layer for virtual care: something that persists between video visits. Patients log how they are doing in short check-ins, the platform tracks trends rather than single moments, and a summary arrives before the next call. Without that layer, every visit restarts from memory.
This is the structural weakness of virtual care, and it is worth naming plainly. An in-person practice has incidental continuity: the same waiting room, the same nurse, a chart someone glances at, a place the patient associates with their care. A virtual service has none of that. Between calls, the relationship exists only as a calendar entry, and when a patient goes quiet for two months there is nothing holding them.
For survivorship specifically, that gap is where the actual clinical picture lives. Fatigue, sleep disruption, mood, and hormone therapy side effects all unfold over weeks. A patient asked "how have you been?" at the start of a video visit will answer honestly and still be wrong, because memory flattens ten weeks into a general impression. A survivorship layer for virtual care remembers what the patient could not, across the seven domains of survivorship.
The practical requirements are modest: check-ins a tired person can finish in a minute, trends rather than snapshots, and a doctor-ready summary that lands before the call so the clinician is not spending the first third of a short appointment reconstructing history. That is the difference between a sequence of consults and a longitudinal relationship, and it is covered further in our guide to survivorship in telehealth.
Common questions from telehealth teams
How does Oncera integrate with our telehealth platform?
Oncera is a white-label survivorship module that embeds under your brand, alongside your virtual-care experience. We scope the integration with your team so it feels native, not a separate tool patients have to find.
What is the between-visit value for our patients?
Video visits are brief and far apart; survivorship is a long phase that needs continuity. Patients track between calls and arrive prepared, so limited video time goes to guidance instead of recall.
Does it add clinical or regulatory burden to our service?
No. Because Oncera is educational and non-diagnostic, it extends your service without new device, diagnostic, or regulatory load. Your clinical scope and claims stay the same.
Is Oncera a medical device or diagnostic tool?
No. It is an educational, informational platform that does not diagnose, treat, or predict relapse. Patients always remain under the care of their own clinicians.
How is patient data protected?
Patient data is protected and handled with care, with privacy and security built into how the survivorship layer works. We scope the specifics with your team, and patients control their own inputs.
Can we white-label the experience under our brand?
Yes. Oncera is built to be embedded under your platform brand, so the survivorship layer feels native to your virtual-care experience. Patients see your identity, supported by Oncera behind the scenes.
How much does Oncera cost for telehealth platforms?
We scope pricing to your platform, model, and population rather than a fixed rate. Get in touch and we will share options, see our pricing overview for general context.
Which cancers are supported today?
Oncera focuses on breast cancer survivorship first, with more cancer types expanding over time, so the experience is genuinely tailored rather than generic.
How do virtual care teams deliver continuity after cancer treatment?
By adding a survivorship layer for virtual care that persists between video visits. Patients complete short check-ins, the platform tracks trends rather than single moments, and a doctor-ready summary arrives before the next call. Without that layer every visit restarts from memory, which is the structural weakness of virtual care: between calls, the relationship exists only as a calendar entry.
What is a survivorship layer for virtual care?
It is survivorship support that runs inside your virtual care experience, under your brand, covering the long stretches when no appointment is scheduled. Patients track their recovery across the seven domains of survivorship and arrive prepared for the next call. It is educational and non-diagnostic, so it extends your service without adding diagnostic or regulatory scope.
Further reading: what is a digital survivorship platform, survivorship in telehealth, the survivorship care plan guide, and our survivorship glossary.
Also serving employers and community oncology clinics.
Add survivorship to your telehealth offering
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