Survivorship Clinics

The Cancer Survivorship Program Clinics are for survivors at all stages of their cancer journey (diagnosis, active treatment, aftercare and follow-up). The program is built on principles of self-management and adoption of a healthy lifestyle to support survivors living with late and long-term effects of cancer treatment.

Below is a look at the Survivorship Clinics that we offer for patients:

• Fatigue Clinic: A clinic to help patients manage cancer-related fatigue (a feeling of tiredness that does not go away with rest or sleep). Learn more about the Fatigue Clinic.
• Function & Mobility Clinic: A clinic for patients who are having difficult moving or using their upper body during and after cancer treatment. Learn more about the Function & Mobility Clinic.
• Lymphedema Clinic: A clinic to help patients manage lymphedema (a late and long-term swelling that can occur during and after cancer treatment). A doctor’s referral is required. Learn more about the Lymphedema Clinic.
• Neurocognitive Clinic: A clinic for all patients who have concerns about their memory and attention during and after cancer treatment (also called "Brain Fog"). Learn more about the Neurocognitive Clinic.
• Physiatry Consult: A physiatrist consult (doctor of physical medicine and rehab) to help patients manage cancer-related issues such as pain, muscle weakness, peripheral neuropathy, or problems having a bowel movement and/or urinating because of nerve damage. A doctor’s referral is required.