I've Been Diagnosed With Cancer. Now What?
In this blog post, one of our cancer navigators explains what happens after learning you have cancer.
Our navigators focus on your cancer care, so you can focus on your life. They are with you for every step of your cancer treatment journey and ensure your plan is carried out in a timely and efficient manner—from diagnosis to survivorship—to help ensure the best possible outcome.
In this blog post, one of our cancer navigators explains what happens after learning you have cancer.
Our cancer navigators are registered nurses and compassionate cancer experts who will provide an exceptional experience for you and your family. Within cancer treatment, the three pillars of care—surgical oncology, radiation therapy and medical oncology—require a significant level of clinical coordination to ensure that each person gets the right treatment at the right time. With the introduction of other advanced diagnostic technologies and therapies, such as biomarker testing and immunotherapy, this has added another layer of complexity to modern cancer treatment.
Our cancer navigators manage your care plan in several ways, including:
The Henry Ford Cancer clinical navigation program includes over 50 cancer navigators and patient access coordinators, and each navigator is specialized to focus on a specific disease or treatment type.
Our cancer navigators are involved in every part of your care plan. Want to learn more about their role and what drives them to help patients? Watch this series of videos highlighting some of our team members and their stories.
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