Survivorship care that stays with you.
Built for survivors, caregivers, and the clinicians who care for them.
For survivors and caregivers: a private survivorship toolkit to gather the symptoms, long-term effects, and life-transition details that treatment summaries can miss — then generate a transition-of-care plan you can print, save, or hand to your next physician yourself.
For clinicians and care teams: a guideline-aligned survivorship workspace with de-identified cohort trends, cascade and deprescribing worksheets, and FHIR R4 shapes — license it into your existing oncology or primary-care practice.
Free for survivors · No credit card · Your data stays yours · See what's available before HIPAA readiness
- 18M+
- U.S. cancer survivors today
- 500K+
- Childhood survivors aging into adult care
- <25%
- Receiving a formal survivorship plan
Two environments, one evidence core
Knowledge for the life that continues through and beyond cancer.
The survivor experience and the professional experience are deliberately separate — their own navigation, language, disclosures, and tools. Choose your door.
For survivors & caregivers
Learn, prepare, and live well after treatment
Trusted education, narrated learning, wellness topics, and tools that help you prepare for conversations with your healthcare team. Designed to work without you entering detailed medical records.
- Plain-language topics: fatigue, sleep, heart health, cognition, work, nutrition
- Appointment discussion guide you can print and carry
- Premium narration so you can listen instead of read
For healthcare professionals
Survivorship evidence and guideline intelligence
A professional environment: evidence summaries, side-by-side society guidance, publication dates, areas of agreement and disagreement, and transparent sourcing you can inspect before you act.
- Guideline comparison with evidence quality and dates surfaced
- Cardio-oncology and late-effects reference library
- Visit templates, shared-care models, and care-plan scaffolds
Educational content for survivors and caregivers is not medical advice and does not diagnose or determine the cause of an individual symptom. Professional content is intended for licensed clinicians exercising independent judgment.
Built to sit alongside your clinic — not in front of it.
A guideline-aligned survivorship workspace you can license into an existing oncology or primary-care practice. Your treating relationship, your EHR, your orders. We give you the cascade, the surveillance library, the deprescribing worksheet, and the FHIR shapes to make the survivorship visit worth the slot.
No PHI on the briefing form · HIPAA-readiness locks preserved · BAA-track engagement
Fits your existing EHR
Life Spark is a survivorship toolkit, not a parallel record. Patients hand you a snapshot or PDF — you review it inside your workflow.
Turns visit prep into 5 minutes
Cascade builder, deprescribing worksheet, and cardio-onc surveillance library surface the signals worth acting on before the patient sits down.
Never handles PHI on your behalf
No auto-push. No implicit clinic-owned record. Every clinician view happens through a time-limited, revocable, patient-generated snapshot.
Guideline-cited, not opinion
Every worksheet cites NCCN, ASCO, or COG-LTFU by section — your team can audit provenance without leaving the page.
NCCN · ASCO · COG-LTFU
Content aligned to primary survivorship guidance
Clinical Advisory Board
Oncology, cardio-oncology, primary care, pharmacy
HIPAA-ready posture
RLS, access audit, consent scoping, BAA-track subprocessors
FHIR R4 export
LOINC-coded Observation bundles for EHR review
CSPN strategic partner
Arms-length; no co-authoring of any patient record
k-anonymized cohorts
Minimum cell size 20 for any aggregate view
Free for survivors
No credit card, no trial timer.
You own your data
Row-level security. Export or delete any time.
Portable plan
Download a PDF or FHIR bundle to hand off.
60-second start
Sign in, log your first entry, see your trend.
Find your path
One platform. Four ways in.
I'm a survivor
Start your own survivorship chart. Free, portable, yours.
Open the survivor guideI'm a caregiver
Co-pilot a loved one's follow-up plan with granular permissions.
See caregiver toolsI'm a clinician
License the protocol into your existing oncology or primary-care practice.
See licensingI'm an employer
Give returning-to-work employees survivorship support that stays with them.
Employer toolkit60-second preview
See what your plan looks like — before you sign up.
- Step 1
- Step 2
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Which best fits you?
Who it's for
Three doors into the same longitudinal record.
Survivors & patients
- Symptom, sleep, distress, nutrition, activity trackers with trend charts
- Cognition, sexual health, fertility, lymphedema, financial-toxicity screens
- Personalized transition plan you can download as a PDF
Clinicians & care teams
- De-identified cohort trend dashboards (k-anonymized, min cell size 20)
- Reference library, cascade builder, and deprescribing worksheet
- FHIR R4 shapes and survivor-initiated snapshot sharing
Childhood → adult transition
- Every domain of the 18-and-beyond cliff, mapped to a working tool
- Insurance, ADA/504, prior-auth appeals, and records-request templates
- Cited to COG-LTFU, ASCO, and NCCN primary guidance
What's inside
A working survivorship platform, not a brochure.
Symptom & side-effect tracking
Daily severity logs with red-flag detection, exported as clean visit summaries.
Distress & cognition screens
NCCN Distress Thermometer, PHQ-2/GAD-2, and FACT-Cog-style tracking with historical charts.
Late-effect surveillance
Cardio-oncology, bone health, second-cancer, endocrine, and fertility follow-through prompts.
Financial toxicity triage
COST-style screen paired with copay, transport, and lodging program directories.
Clinician trend dashboards
Population-level views with escalation bands so real risk surfaces above noise.
FHIR R4 export + consent
LOINC-coded Observation bundles you download and hand off — nothing is transmitted on your behalf.
Private access audit trail
Every access to your record is logged and visible to you. You own the log and can export it any time.
One-click transition plan PDF
Compiled from your tool insights with recommended next steps.
Hard numbers · program targets
Traction we're building — not a hypothetical.
Quarterly targets for survivors served, CSPN-verified clinicians on the platform, and transition-of-care plans exported. Live actuals are pulled from the platform's own KPI stream — cohort detail lives in the impact dashboard.
Survivors on platform
250× vs. Q1 '26 baseline
PCPs & clinicians (CSPN)
137.5× vs. Q1 '26 baseline
Transition-plan exports
783.3× vs. Q1 '26 baseline
Targets are projections used for planning, not historical performance. Consented cohort actuals are aggregated in /admin/impact from KPI events (care_plan_completed, transition_plan_exported,clinician_review_logged, etc.).
Data sovereignty
Your record. Your consent. Your export.
The Institute persists your tool logs so trends survive across visits — and hands you a revocable FHIR R4 export you can share with any future clinician. Every clinician view of your data is written to a PHI access log you can read yourself.
Compliance posture
- Role-based access — patient / clinician / admin, enforced at both the route and the row-level policy.
- Row-level security on every table containing patient data.
- Audit trail for every clinician read/export of another user's PHI.
- Consent-scoped exports — category-level FHIR filtering with reminders.
- Pre-HIPAA note. Until a BAA is executed and administrative safeguards are complete, use the Institute with de-identified or self-owned data only. See the transition-gap guide for what to route through your health system in the meantime.
Start with one tool. Build the record from there.
Most survivors start with distress or sleep, then add symptoms, cognition, and a transition plan as they need them. Every log feeds the same longitudinal record.
Straight answers
Privacy, ownership, and what happens next.
The six questions survivors and primary-care physicians ask us most, answered without hedging.
- Yes. Every entry you make is stored in a row scoped to your account with row-level security enforced by the database itself — not by app code you have to trust. Nobody else, including us, reads your record. Full posture on the HIPAA-readiness page.
Get in touch
Tell us who you are — we'll point you to the right door.
Three quick steps. No PHI on this form. No credit card. You confirm privacy and contact consent before it submits.
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