Virtual Primary Care for Cancer Survivors
Treatment pathways designed for whole-patient care
Survivor Healthcare’s virtual clinic and standard of care leverages the power of telehealth to provide comprehensive and personalized care to survivors and helps close the gap between a patient’s oncologist and primary care provider.
With professional backgrounds in oncology care, our clinicians address the unique needs of survivors and focus on solutions that promote physical, emotional, and social well-being.
Through our secure online platform, our patients have ready access to a multidisciplinary team of providers from the comfort of home.
Who We Serve
Support that begins at
the point of diagnosis
Cancer survivorship begins at the time of diagnosis and lasts through the duration of life. Survivor Healthcare serves any adult 18 years and older who has been diagnosed with cancer, regardless of the stage or type.
We partner with a network of providers in oncology and primary care to ensure their patients have access to personalized care and specialized treatment as they navigate their cancer journey.
What We Treat
Cancer is tough. We are all aware of the stigma and stress that follows a cancer diagnosis and treatment. For many patients, there are a myriad of additional underlying and lingering issues connected to their disease.
When psychological, physical, social, and/or financial health limits the quality of life, that's cancer-related disease trauma.
We help our patients understand their trauma and prescribe care pathways to address their specific concerns while monitoring their health progress throughout their treatment.
Cancer Related Disease Trauma
How We Do It
A Collaborative Approach to Care
To understand our patient's health-related quality of life (HRQoL), we collect self-reported data (PROs) on their mental, physical, social, and financial well-being. Statistical algorithms analyze this data and generate scores that serve as thresholds for triggering alerts. This data-driven approach allows healthcare providers to identify areas where a patient's HRQoL might be suffering. By analyzing trends and changes in these scores, treatment plans can be modified to better address a patient's specific needs and improve their overall well-being.
