For Our Patients Living With and Beyond a Cancer Diagnosis
Welcome to the Adult Survivorship Program
The Adult Survivorship Program aims to improve the health and quality of life for people living through and beyond a cancer diagnosis by providing clinical care, education, counseling, and by conducting innovative, patient-centered research. The program utilizes a personalized approach to follow-up cancer surveillance, prevention, management of late and long-term effects, behavior modification, and coordination of care.
The Adult Survivorship Program aims to improve the health and quality of life for people living through and beyond a cancer diagnosis by providing clinical care, education, counseling, and by conducting innovative, patient-centered research. The program utilizes a personalized approach to follow-up cancer surveillance, prevention, management of late and long-term effects, behavior modification, and coordination of care.
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Check out our next Survivorship Webinar:
Integrative Oncology and Survivorship Ting Bao, MD, MS Thursday, February 8th, 2024, 10:00am to 11:00am EST Zoom Link; Password: 123456 Webinar Library for prior webinars More Info. on our Survivorship Webinar Series and Past Events |
Ting Bao, MD, MS
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Check out new videos & information on Gastrointestinal Cancer, Geriatric Oncology & Sexual Health for Cancer Survivors
Social Work and Mental Health Key Resources
Therapy Matcher:
A public service of NASW Massachusetts Chapter
Call: 800-242-9794 or (617) 720-2828
Email: info@therapymatcher.org
Other Options to find a Local Therapist Near You
https://zencare.co/
Find a Therapist, Psychologist, Counselor - Psychology Today
Therapy Matcher:
A public service of NASW Massachusetts Chapter
Call: 800-242-9794 or (617) 720-2828
Email: info@therapymatcher.org
Other Options to find a Local Therapist Near You
https://zencare.co/
Find a Therapist, Psychologist, Counselor - Psychology Today
Hear from Survivorship Medical Director, Alicia Morgans, MD, MPH
Contact Our Program
- To make an appointment or learn more about the Adult Survivorship Program, please call the clinic facilitator at 617-632-4523 or email DFCI_adultsurvivors@dfci.harvard.edu.
- To inquire about conferences, educational programs, or support groups, please call 800-883-6012 or email Survivorship_Programs@dfci.harvard.edu.
Learn more about the Adult Survivorship Program with our Brochure below:
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