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Kidney Cancer Survivorship

Your health and well-being after kidney cancer treatment.

Survivorship is the period of your life after your treatment for kidney cancer. Just like your kidney cancer treatment plan, how you approach survivorship is unique to you.

Some of our patients have a strong support system of family members, friends and others they rely on during their transition from cancer patients to cancer survivors. Others need additional help to adjust to their “new normal” after the intensive period of care and treatment.

Whatever you need, you are not alone. We offer a wide range of survivorship services and programs for our kidney cancer survivors, including:

  • A post-treatment survivorship clinic staffed by advanced practice providers to help you navigate follow up care, and address concerns specific to your Survivorship Care Plan.
  • Cancer support groups
  • Complementary therapies, including acupuncture and massage therapy, as part of our integrative medicine care

Learn more about our kidney cancer support services.

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