Knowledge is Power
Your advocate will help you access the resources and support you need to move forward with confidence. The moment you connect with us, we’ll match you with a board-certified patient advocate—someone who’s not only skilled in the medical world but deeply understands what you’re going through. They’ll cut through the medical jargon, helping you understand your diagnosis and the options before you. Your advocate will be your mentor, anticipating what comes next and helping you ask the right questions.
Together, you’ll uncover what matters most to you—your care goals, your values, and your preferences —every MyCancerJourney member receives a personalized report that captures these priorities, questions, and concerns. This report can be shared with your care team, ensuring your oncologist has the full picture of what’s most important to you. If things get complicated, your advocate can join your medical appointments virtually, making sure you and your family feel empowered and supported during those critical conversations. Your advocate will be more than just a guide—they’ll be your mentor, partner, and ally through this journey.
If you’ve received a new cancer diagnosis, your advocate can use Capire360, a powerful data and analytics tool, to share with you the outcomes of other patients like you—patients of the same age, sex, ethnicity, health status, and diagnosis—so you can make decisions based on the real experiences of others who’ve been in your shoes. This isn’t generalized data—it’s personalized to you so you can know what treatments have worked best for people just like you, and how your choices could impact your experience and outcomes. For example, have certain treatments proven to be more effective than others? Are side effects associated with these treatments worth it to you? With MyCancerJourney, you’ll have the knowledge to choose what’s best for you based on the outcomes that matter most to you.
We’ve found that with this knowledge, 55% of members select treatment plans that differ from standard guidelines but are better aligned with their goals, resulting in improved quality of life—without compromising their expected 5-year survival rate.