The solution to Help Cancer Survivors Thrive

A Virtual Survivorship Program

paving a new way forward for Cancer Survivors

When cancer survivors hear the words, “Congratulations, you’re cancer free!” life does not go back to the way it was before receiving a cancer diagnosis.

A cancer diagnosis changes who a person is, what they value, and how they want to spend their time.

Advances in cancer treatment and preventative screenings that catch cancer in earlier stages means that more people than ever are surviving this disease.

It’s time to help the growing population of cancer survivors thrive.

for Health Plans, Employers, & Providers

CancerAlly partners with the systems and people who can impact the survivorship journey.

We’re looking for partners like you who are ready to address the gaps in the traditional healthcare system and make re-entry into post-cancer-treatment-life a productive, fruitful season.

Why focus on Cancer Survivors?

Cancer's Impact in 2023

Approximately 855,000 American workers will receive a devastating cancer diagnosis in 2023. This represents 45% of all cancer diagnoses in the United States (National Library of Medicine).

Survivor's Impact

There are over 18M cancer survivors in the U.S. (American Association for Cancer Research). Roughly 8M of survivors are working-age individuals (National Library of Medicine).

I do not feel alone

"Their resources and support provide such a relief. I do not feel alone. I have an experienced confidential place to share my triumphs and fears and get the support I need."

Wheelhouse Member

The best solutions for our employees

"Wheelhouse really helps bring that word 'human' back into 'human resources.' Wheelhouse acts as my partner by working hands-on with me to provide the best solutions for our employees that are being affected by cancer."

Wheelhouse Customer

This would be the ideal time

"I believe this is something that should be a part of every cancer patient’s treatment. Especially when you are finished with your treatments and you’re just left hanging. You don’t know what to do next and you’re frightened the cancer is still there or will come back. This would be the ideal time for something like this to be added into your life."