Comprehensive survivorship care addressing long-term physical and psychosocial challenges with integrated support for all cancer types and psychological empowerment.
While the number of cancer survivors is growing due to aging populations and effective early detection and treatment, survivors face both psychosocial and physical challenges. There are physical long-term effects that start during treatment and continue thereafter, as well as physical late effects that occur months or years following treatment cessation.
This is why the IGH survivorship clinic offers an integrated model of care for survivors by designing services around the needs of the patient. Patient follow-up is structured to cover all the clinical treatments and the reporting of surveillance test results. We also resort to a checklist for common survivorship challenges and offer accepted supportive care screening.
Survivors of all types of cancers can benefit from this model: breast, sarcoma, hematological, colorectal, bladder, prostate, gynecological, thyroid, melanoma, head and neck, lung, renal cancers.
In addition to the support of the program, Armour-Initiative helps unleash the true self, cultivating confidence, embracing new challenges, living with intentions and providing adaptable style solutions while relying on psychological empowerment.
Our Cancer Survivorship Clinic provides integrated care designed around each patient’s unique needs, addressing both physical and psychosocial challenges that arise during and after treatment. We offer structured follow-up care, surveillance testing, and supportive care screening for survivors of all cancer types including breast, sarcoma, hematological, colorectal, bladder, prostate, gynecological, thyroid, melanoma, head and neck, lung, and renal cancers. Through our Armour-Initiative, we provide psychological empowerment, helping survivors cultivate confidence, embrace new challenges, and live with intention while offering adaptable style solutions.
