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.
Upcoming Patient Webinars 2026 To be announced shortly!
Check out our Webinar Library for prior webinars
More info. on our Survivorship Webinar Series and Past Events
Check out our Webinar Library for prior webinars
More info. on our Survivorship Webinar Series and Past Events
Opportunity for Patients to get Involved:
Add Your Voice to the Patient-Family Advisory Council
Dana-Farber's Patient and Family Advisory Councils (PFACs) strive to capture the diverse voices of our patients and their families to enhance the care experience. As a collaborative group of patients, caregivers, and family members, we meet monthly with Dana-Farber leadership to influence meaningful change. We welcome individuals from all cultural, racial, and social backgrounds, and those with various cancer diagnoses, to help us shape a more inclusive and compassionate care environment. Get involved and make a difference.
Add Your Voice to the Patient-Family Advisory Council
Dana-Farber's Patient and Family Advisory Councils (PFACs) strive to capture the diverse voices of our patients and their families to enhance the care experience. As a collaborative group of patients, caregivers, and family members, we meet monthly with Dana-Farber leadership to influence meaningful change. We welcome individuals from all cultural, racial, and social backgrounds, and those with various cancer diagnoses, to help us shape a more inclusive and compassionate care environment. Get involved and make a difference.
Continuing Medical Education Course on Cancer Survivorship launched for Oncologists, Primary Care Providers & Allied Health Professionals, launched January 29th, 2025!
Click here to learn more & register
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: [email protected]
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: [email protected]
Other Options to find a Local Therapist Near You
https://zencare.co/
Find a Therapist, Psychologist, Counselor - Psychology Today
Hear from Survivorship 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 [email protected].
- To inquire about conferences, educational programs, or support groups, please call 800-883-6012 or email [email protected].
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