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YOU ARE STILL YOU.
Cancer care should help
you feel that way.
Greg Litton, MD�Chief Medical Director
Survivor Healthcare
Whole-person supportive care
Cancer changes �more than your health
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“I’m exhausted and not sleeping.”
“I finished treatment, but I don’t �feel like myself.”
“I’m on treatment indefinitely.”
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Supportive care begins at diagnosis
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Survivorship is not a single moment. It evolves with you.
DIAGNOSIS
When cancer enters �your life
TREATMENT & RECOVERY
Through treatment, recovery and surveillance
LIVING FORWARD
With ongoing needs, whether cancer is cured or controlled
The question is not only “how long?” — it is also “how well?”
Breast cancer treatment continues to advance
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More personalized options are changing care across breast cancer subtypes.
HER2-DIRECTED
Antibody-drug conjugates
trastuzumab deruxtecan
Targeted therapy
tucatinib
HORMONE RECEPTOR–POSITIVE
CDK4/6 inhibitors
abemaciclib • ribociclib
Other targeted options
elacestrant • capivasertib • inavolisib
TRIPLE-NEGATIVE / BROADER
Immunotherapy
pembrolizumab
Antibody-drug conjugates
sacituzumab govitecan
datopotamab deruxtecan
More options can mean longer disease control—and sometimes longer time receiving care.
As treatment improves, supportive care �must evolve too
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People are living longer
Treatment and surveillance may continue for years
Needs can accumulate
Fatigue, sleep, mood, cognition and relationships matter
Quality of life matters
Strength, function and emotional health deserve attention
The questions that often come after
the cancer discussion
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These are part of cancer care, too.
“I’m exhausted. What can I do?”
“Why can’t I concentrate?”
“What should I eat?”
“I worry about recurrence.”
“How can I feel better during ongoing treatment?”
“What about intimacy and relationships?”
You don’t have to navigate these �challenges alone.
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Supportive care brings different kinds of expertise together around you.
MEDICAL
Symptoms • fatigue • pain
EMOTIONAL
Anxiety • coping • relationships
NUTRITION
Appetite • weight • nourishment
EVERYDAY LIFE
Energy • focus • daily activities
CARE COORDINATION
Navigation • resources • guidance
At Survivor Healthcare, these specialists work as one coordinated virtual team.
We listen, respond, and adapt.
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What matters to you guides the care plan.
01 LISTEN
Understand symptoms, function and priorities.
02 RESPOND
Connect to the right clinical support.
03 REASSESS
Check what is improving and what needs attention.
Patient-reported information helps the team see changes over time.
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Support that fits
into your life.
Virtual visits from home
A coordinated care team
A plan that adjusts with you
Support that complements your oncology team.
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YOU ARE STILL YOU.
Not simply more years of �life — but more life in those years.
Tell your oncology team one thing making daily life harder. Ask what supportive care is available.
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