Survivorship Services
Providing holistic care addressing the physical, emotional, and social aspects of cancer survivorship.
Care and support for cancer survivors
Navigating life after cancer treatment presents a unique set of challenges and opportunities. Intermountain Health's comprehensive Cancer Survivorship Program is designed to support individuals and their families through this journey.
By offering personalized follow-up care, wellness resources, and a supportive community, we strive to empower survivors to lead fulfilling lives and manage their health proactively. Whether you are newly diagnosed or several years post-treatment, our dedicated team is here to help you thrive in your new normal.
Take a free class or join a support group
Want to learn more about healthy eating, start a meditation practice with other survivors, or learn how to support loved ones with cancer? Join one of our free classes or support groups. Some are offered online or in person. Register today.
Share your story
Have you experienced a cancer journey with Intermountain Health that could inspire others? We would love to hear your story. By sharing your experience, you can offer hope and encouragement to fellow cancer patients and their loved ones. If you're interested, complete the attached form and our team will reach out to guide you through the process of sharing your story.
Cancer Survivor Stories
These stories highlight the emotional and physical challenges faced during diagnosis and treatment, as well as the triumphs and milestones achieved along the way.
AML Leukemia: Sister's lifesaving match leads to remission
Discover the inspiring journey of Rebekah Louder, a single mother of four, who defied a devastating leukemia diagnosis with unwavering hope, faith, and the support of her family
Multiple Myeloma: Don’t give up. Don’t ever give up!
Diagnosed with multiple myeloma in January 2021, Stan undergoes extensive treatment and finds strength through optimism and support from loved ones. Despite the ongoing battle, he embraces life with gratitude and humor.
Glioblastoma: Getting through the nasty stuff
Discover the inspiring journey of Alan Briggs, a glioblastoma patient in Ogden, Utah, who faces terminal brain cancer with resilience, positivity, and the healing power of fitness.
Breast Cancer: It’s a marathon, not a sprint
During her annual mammogram, Marianne was devastated to learn she had a malignant tumor. However, she successfully completed her treatment and emerged with a renewed zest for life, celebrating her journey with profound gratitude and joy.
Multiple Myeloma: A Journey of Resilience and Hope
After a multiple myeloma diagnosis, Lee’s life changed. With loved ones' support and Intermountain's expert care, he faced tough treatments, finding gratitude, resilience, and hope.
Adenocarcinoma of the Lung: Finding an advocate and friend
Discover Karen Brown’s inspiring journey with stage 4 adenocarcinoma of the lung and the life-changing support she received from her nurse navigator, Sheila Gwinn.
Resources
Some resources and support websites for cancer survivors are provided below.
- Healthy Eating with Cancer: How basic nutrition guidelines, dietary recommendations, and current research translates into day-to-day meals
- Healthy Eating with Cancer: Food safety during cancer treatment
- Cancer and Common Nutrition Myths: Common cancer nutrition myths and identifying accurate nutrition information
- Functional Foods and Nutrition Supplements for Cancer patients: How functional foods and nutrition supplements can benefit cancer patients
- Nourish to Flourish: How diet impacts breast cancer risk and recovery
The purpose of supportive care is to help patients along their cancer journey ensuring quality of life and help you in decision making related to your care. The multidisciplinary team includes supportive care providers, medical oncologist, social workers, and nursing wellness experts that work with you and your loved ones to ensure your quality of life needs are met.
Our supportive care service provides help with:
- Pain (nerve, muscle, and bone)
- Symptom management associated with cancer treatments helping to minimize hospital and ER visits
- Management of psychosocial symptoms related to your cancer treatment
Please talk with your oncology provider for more information about supportive care.