Cancer patients, survivors, and caregivers frequently experience anxiety, depression, and chronic stress that interfere with focus, productivity, and recovery.
Cancer affects far more than physical health. Employees facing cancer, caring for someone with cancer, or living in survivorship often experience anxiety, depression, stress, and isolation that disrupt work, relationships, and recovery. Color’s Cancer Connect provides structured, peer-led support that improves emotional well-being, builds resilience, and helps people stay engaged at work and in life.
Cancer introduces a level of emotional strain that most benefit strategies fail to address. While medical care focuses on treatment, the mental, social, and day-to-day impact of cancer often goes unsupported.
More than half of people affected by cancer report psychological distress. Many describe unmet needs related to anxiety, fear, and emotional well-being. Most say they want peer support from others who truly understand what they are experiencing. When these needs go unmet, engagement drops, recovery slows, and disruption increases across teams.
Cancer patients, survivors, and caregivers frequently experience anxiety, depression, and chronic stress that interfere with focus, productivity, and recovery.
Traditional options like one-to-one therapy or informal support groups are often difficult to access, inconsistent, or poorly matched to cancer-specific needs.
Without connection to others who share similar experiences, many employees withdraw at the very moment they need support most.
Supporting people through cancer takes more than offering a hotline or a list of benefits. It requires connection, shared experience, and practical tools people can use in real moments.
Access ensures support is easy to reach, without waitlists, referrals, or scheduling barriers.
Weekly virtual meetings available year-round
Join any session, in any order
Support for patients, survivors, and caregivers
Available wherever employees live or work
Speed means employees do not have to wait until distress escalates to get help.
Immediate access to peer-led support
Skills and strategies employees can use right away
Ongoing sessions that meet people when challenges arise
Support available throughout treatment, survivorship, and caregiving
Cancer Connect replaces isolation and uncertainty with connection, practical tools, and shared understanding.
Peer leaders who are cancer survivors or caregivers
Structured, skills-based meetings grounded in research
Content designed specifically for cancer-related challenges
Support that complements clinical care, not replaces it
reduction in depression
reduction in anxiety
reduction in stress
Cancer Connect blends peer support and empathetic leaders with structured, evidence-based meetings that employees can join in any order, at any time. It is designed to improve quality of life and physical health by giving people practical tools they can use in real moments, across treatment, survivorship, and caregiving.
Cancer Connect is integrated into the Color Virtual Cancer Clinic, extending support beyond medical appointments and into daily life.
On March 16th, 2020, the first stay-at-home orders were issued in the San Francisco Bay Area. Exactly two weeks later, Color had built a CLIA-certified COVID-19 testing lab and digital platform. One week after that, Color and the City and County of San Francisco launched one of the first high-capacity, public COVID testing sites.
In the months and years to come, Color supported employers, schools, and Federal, state, and local health departments across the country—Thermo Fisher Scientific, the CDC, the State of California and the Commonwealth of Massachusetts, Chicago Public Schools, to name a few—to provide critical access where people worked, played, learned, and worshiped. When antiviral treatment became available, Color ran three-quarters of the country’s state-level telehealth programs, with prescription delivery within 24 to 48 hours of symptom onset. Our population health work has since expanded to support other infectious disease areas. Color currently runs the State of California’s HIV PrEP telehealth access program.
On March 16th, 2020, the first stay-at-home orders were issued in the San Francisco Bay Area. Exactly two weeks later, Color had built a CLIA-certified COVID-19 testing lab and digital platform. One week after that, Color and the City and County of San Francisco launched one of the first high-capacity, public COVID testing sites.
In the months and years to come, Color supported employers, schools, and Federal, state, and local health departments across the country—Thermo Fisher Scientific, the CDC, the State of California and the Commonwealth of Massachusetts, Chicago Public Schools, to name a few—to provide critical access where people worked, played, learned, and worshiped. When antiviral treatment became available, Color ran three-quarters of the country’s state-level telehealth programs, with prescription delivery within 24 to 48 hours of symptom onset. Our population health work has since expanded to support other infectious disease areas. Color currently runs the State of California’s HIV PrEP telehealth access program.
On March 16th, 2020, the first stay-at-home orders were issued in the San Francisco Bay Area. Exactly two weeks later, Color had built a CLIA-certified COVID-19 testing lab and digital platform. One week after that, Color and the City and County of San Francisco launched one of the first high-capacity, public COVID testing sites.
In the months and years to come, Color supported employers, schools, and Federal, state, and local health departments across the country—Thermo Fisher Scientific, the CDC, the State of California and the Commonwealth of Massachusetts, Chicago Public Schools, to name a few—to provide critical access where people worked, played, learned, and worshiped. When antiviral treatment became available, Color ran three-quarters of the country’s state-level telehealth programs, with prescription delivery within 24 to 48 hours of symptom onset. Our population health work has since expanded to support other infectious disease areas. Color currently runs the State of California’s HIV PrEP telehealth access program.
On March 16th, 2020, the first stay-at-home orders were issued in the San Francisco Bay Area. Exactly two weeks later, Color had built a CLIA-certified COVID-19 testing lab and digital platform. One week after that, Color and the City and County of San Francisco launched one of the first high-capacity, public COVID testing sites.
In the months and years to come, Color supported employers, schools, and Federal, state, and local health departments across the country—Thermo Fisher Scientific, the CDC, the State of California and the Commonwealth of Massachusetts, Chicago Public Schools, to name a few—to provide critical access where people worked, played, learned, and worshiped. When antiviral treatment became available, Color ran three-quarters of the country’s state-level telehealth programs, with prescription delivery within 24 to 48 hours of symptom onset. Our population health work has since expanded to support other infectious disease areas. Color currently runs the State of California’s HIV PrEP telehealth access program.