Survivorship Care

Manage long-term cancer risk and support return to work and support return to work

Finishing cancer treatment is not the end of the journey. Survivors face ongoing risks, long-term side effects, and uncertainty about what comes next. Yet most are discharged from oncology care without clear clinical oversight or support. Color delivers oncologist-led survivorship care that monitors recurrence risk, manages long-term health, and supports a successful return to work and daily life.

The result is healthier survivors, fewer complications, and lower downstream costs for your population.

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Survivorship gaps create hidden risk and rising cost

Survivors represent the largest and most complex cancer population today. Yet survivorship care is fragmented, inconsistent, or missing altogether. Without ongoing clinical leadership, risks accumulate quietly until they become costly and disruptive.

Many survivors receive no structured follow-up beyond occasional scans. Primary care providers are rarely trained to manage late effects of cancer or treatment. Oncology teams often lack capacity to support survivors long term. These gaps lead to missed recurrence, unmanaged chronic conditions, avoidable emergency visits, and delayed return to work.

Lack of ongoing clinical oversight
Lack of ongoing clinical oversight

After treatment ends, many survivors are left without a clear plan for monitoring recurrence, managing late effects, or coordinating care across providers.

Unmanaged long-term side effects
Unmanaged long-term side effects

Fatigue, pain, cognitive changes, cardiac risk, and secondary cancers often go unaddressed, impacting quality of life and productivity.

Difficult return to work
Difficult return to work

Without guidance, survivors struggle with accommodations, stamina, and confidence, increasing absenteeism, disability claims, and turnover.

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As cancer experts, we know survivorship requires ongoing clinical care, not discharge

Supporting survivors takes more than periodic check-ins. It requires continuous clinical oversight, proactive risk management, and whole-person support that adapts as needs change.

Color’s Virtual Cancer Clinic delivers all three.

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Access

Access ensures survivors are never left to manage uncertainty or new symptoms on their own.

  • Survivorship-specialized clinical team

  • Same or next day visits when concerns arise

  • Direct access to cancer-trained clinicians

  • Support that stays with people wherever they live

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Speed

Speed prevents small concerns from becoming major setbacks.

  • Rapid review of new symptoms, scans, and labs

  • Fast escalation when recurrence or complications are suspected

  • Timely completion of follow-up testing and referrals

  • Ongoing clinical monitoring to catch issues early

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Direct Clinical Care

Direct clinical care replaces gaps and guesswork with continuity and follow-through.

  • Survivorship oncologists who assess risk and take action

  • Direct collaboration with primary care and specialists

  • Personalized survivorship care plans

  • Clear clinical ownership long after treatment ends

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Proven impact for survivors and employers

50%

higher risk of recurrence actively monitored

Up to $6,000

saved per survivor through avoided complications

76%

of care gaps closed for survivors

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A structured, oncologist-led survivorship model

Color integrates survivorship care from day one. Each survivor works with a survivorship-specialized oncologist and care team to manage long-term risk, recovery, and health.

Clinically manage long-term cancer risk and recurrence

  • Personalized survivorship care plans
  • Ongoing monitoring and screening tailored to cancer type and treatment history
  • Early identification of recurrence or secondary cancers
Clinically manage long-term cancer risk and recurrence

Address long-term effects of cancer and treatment

  • Management of fatigue, pain, cognitive changes, and chronic conditions
  • Cardiac, bone, and metabolic risk monitoring when relevant
  • Medication and maintenance therapy oversight
Address long-term effects of cancer and treatment

Support return to work and daily life

  • Guidance on accommodations and phased return-to-work plans
  • Collaboration with employers and caregivers
  • Support that helps survivors rebuild confidence and stability
Support return to work and daily life
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Wraparound care that supports the whole person

Survivorship affects more than physical health. Color integrates whole-person care to address the lasting emotional, practical, and lifestyle impacts of cancer.

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Physical well being
Physical well being
  • Nutrition support
  • Fatigue and sleep strategies
  • Mobility and functional guidance
Emotional and mental health
Emotional and mental health
  • Peer support groups
  • Access to cancer-specific clinicians
  • Coaching and support for caregivers
Practical and logistical help
Practical and logistical help
  • Support with benefit, leave, and resources
  • Help with transportation or lodging
  • Guidance during disruptions or complications

Frequently asked questions

Common question asked and answered here?

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.

Common question asked and answered here?

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.

Common question asked and answered here?

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.

Common question asked and answered here?

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.