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The Life Spark Survivorship Protocol™

Six pillars. One survivorship standard.

Authored by our Clinical Advisory Board with the CSPN clinician network. Aligned to NCCN, ASCO, and COG survivorship guidelines — refreshed against the peer-reviewed literature.

01

Comprehensive Survivorship Baseline

Diagnosis and treatment summary (chemo, radiation, surgery, immunotherapy), late-effects risk profile, PROMIS baseline, cardio-oncology risk score, and structured family cancer history — assembled from records into one clean survivorship chart.

02

Cardio-Oncology & Metabolic Surveillance

Anthracycline / HER2 / chest-RT echo schedules, ApoB-first lipid management, A1c, blood pressure, and DXA. Late-effects from the treatment your cancer required — actively tracked, not passively hoped-for.

03

Second-Cancer & Recurrence Screening

NCCN-aligned surveillance calendar per primary: mammography, colonoscopy, skin, and site-specific imaging. Overdue flags escalated to your care team.

04

Cognitive, Sleep, Distress & Sexual Health

FACT-Cog, PROMIS Sleep, NCCN Distress Thermometer, and validated sexual-health screens. What survivors say matters most — with a place to record it, trend it, and share it.

05

Transition-of-Care & Deprescribing

Adolescent-to-adult transition plans, structured deprescribing of treatment-era medications, and a portable care summary you can hand to any new clinician.

06

Long-Term Follow-Up & Community

Quarterly PRO check-ins, mentor and peer connections, financial-toxicity screening, and a longitudinal survivorship record that follows you for life inside Life Spark.

Survivor Journey

From first records upload to lifetime survivorship care.

1

Week 1

Intake & Records Assembly

Diagnosis, treatment summary (chemo/RT/surgery/immunotherapy), family history, and baseline PROs collected into one survivorship chart.

2

Week 2

Personalized Survivorship Plan

Late-effects risk profile, surveillance calendar (cardio-oncology, second-cancer, bone, metabolic), and transition-of-care roadmap.

3

Mo. 1–6

Active Follow-Up & PROs

Symptom, sleep, distress, cognition, sexual-health and financial-toxicity check-ins. Overdue-screening flags escalated to your care team.

4

Mo. 7+

Long-Term Follow-Up

Quarterly PRO snapshots, guideline-aligned surveillance imaging/labs, mentor and peer support, and a portable record for life.

The Category

What real survivorship care looks like — and what it doesn't.

CapabilityLife Spark InstitutePCP aloneOncology f/u aloneGeneric patient portal
Structured survivorship care plan (dx, tx summary, late-effects)~
Cardio-oncology surveillance (echo, ApoB, BP, A1c)~
Second-cancer & recurrence screening calendar~
Cognition, sleep, distress & sexual-health PROs~
AYA transition-of-care planning (peds → adult)
Financial-toxicity & caregiver support screens
Portable FHIR record you can hand to any clinician~
Consent-scoped data sharing & PHI access audit trail
Aligned to NCCN, ASCO & COG survivorship guidance~~
Clinician cohort dashboard with overdue-screen flags

Outcomes

Results that read like an academic survivorship clinic.

+38%

Increase in on-time cardio-oncology surveillance

Anthracycline / HER2 / chest-RT cohort

+52%

Care-plan completeness within 90 days of signup

Diagnosis, treatment summary, surveillance calendar

−1.9

Median NCCN Distress score drop at 6 mo

Consented PRO cohort

83%

AYA transition-plan users still engaged at 12 mo

Peds → adult follow-up retention

72

Survivor NPS

Trailing 6 months

20 min

Median clinician time saved per survivorship visit

vs. chart-diving baseline

For the first time since treatment I know when my next echo, mammogram, and DXA are due — and my oncologist and PCP see the same plan.
M. R., 54 — breast cancer survivor
The transition plan let me leave pediatric oncology without losing five years of records. My new adult team had everything on day one.
S. K., 22 — AYA lymphoma survivor
The distress and cognition trackers finally made the parts of survivorship no one asks about visible to my care team.
J. P., 47 — colorectal cancer survivor

Outcomes from a consented survivor cohort using the Life Spark Survivorship Institute toolkit, 2024–2026. Individual results vary. Not a guarantee of clinical outcomes.

Safety & Compliance

Built for survivorship. Governed for trust.

Clinician-reviewed, guideline-aligned

Every surveillance plan is reviewed by a licensed clinician and mapped to NCCN, ASCO, and COG-LTFU guidance.

PHI access audit trail

Every view, export, and share of a survivor's chart is logged. Survivors can see who accessed their data and revoke access at any time.

HIPAA-ready infrastructure

Encrypted PHI at rest and in transit, SOC 2 Type II vendors, BAAs with every subprocessor, annual penetration testing. See our HIPAA readiness page for the current status of each feature.

Consent-scoped data sharing

Nothing leaves your account without an explicit action or an opt-in you can revoke. Automated FHIR sync is off until HIPAA readiness is complete.

Portable, patient-owned record

Your survivorship chart travels with you. Download it, share it, or hand a printable summary to any new clinician.

Independent clinical review

Protocols reviewed with our CSPN clinician network and refreshed against the peer-reviewed literature.