For Cancer Survivors

For many cancer survivors and caregivers, the years after cancer treatment can bring physical and psychological challenges. This includes managing the risk of second cancers, understanding the long-term effects of treatment, and addressing social, physical, or psychological concerns. As the number of cancer survivors increase, so too, does information about ways to maximize a healthy survivorship.

Resources For Adult Cancer Survivors

For many adult cancer survivors, the years after cancer treatment can bring physical and psychological challenges. Our physicians, nurses, researchers, and psychologists are experts in survivorship, and will work with you and your primary care physician. Here are some resources and programs for adult survivors and tips on steps you can take to help you to live well beyond cancer.

• Adult Survivorship Program
• Sexual Health Program
• Exercise Classes

Resources For Survivors of Childhood Cancer

Today, the majority of children diagnosed with cancer can expect to be long-term survivors. However, survivorship often comes with numerous complex issues: the long-term effects of treatment, the risk of second cancers, as well as social and psychological concerns. Here are some resources for survivors of childhood cancer to help your child to live well beyond cancer.

• Pediatric Survivorship Programs
• Back to School Program
• School Liaison Program