a female patient rings a gold bell, hugging her husband by her side along with care team members.

LIVING. INSPIRED. FULFILLED. ENCOURAGED.

Survivorship Care

A golden bell with a plaque that says, 'Celebration Bell: If you have a moment to celebrate, ring the bell upon the wall. Ring it for a milestone, whether big or small. Ring it for those fighting, and all who surround them now. We all deserve a moment, so ring it loud and proud.'

LIVING. INSPIRED. FULFILLED. ENCOURAGED.

L.I.F.E. Survivorship Program

L.I.F.E — the survivorship program at Baptist MD Anderson Cancer Center – ensures that every patient and family member touched by cancer is supported throughout their cancer journey by our multidisciplinary team.

The L.I.F.E. Program provides support services to all cancer survivors, including:

How We Can Help

Advances in early detection and cancer treatment have resulted in more people surviving cancer after diagnosis and living longer. With this progress it has been discovered that life during and after cancer treatment can present many unique physical, emotional, cognitive, relationship, and financial issues for cancer survivors. These issues may occur in the first five years after treatment, and some could occur even later. Here at Baptist MD Anderson Cancer Center we strive to understand the many different ways a cancer diagnosis can impact one’s life, and work towards reducing the burden of cancer.

Our survivorship and supportive services program aims to improve our patients quality of life by providing a variety of cancer support services and resources that address the new, and sometimes overwhelming, needs that cancer survivors often experience through and beyond cancer treatment.

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L.I.F.E. Survivorship Clinics

The Baptist MD Anderson Cancer Center’s L.I.F.E. Survivorship Clinics deliver long-term follow-up for cancer survivors supporting them throughout their lifetime. The clinics are integrated within and overseen by the Baptist MD Anderson Cancer Center’s oncology teams. In addition to cancer surveillance, the clinic aims to provide education on wellness principles to empower survivors through knowledge focused on nutrition, exercise, stress management, healthy sleep patterns, and much more to help patients achieve the best possible health outcome and quality of life after cancer treatment.

Request an Appointment

Ask your Baptist MD Anderson oncology team about a referral to the survivorship clinic or call our main line to request an appointment.

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Life After Cancer Program

The Baptist MD Anderson Cancer Center’s L.I.F.E. Survivorship Program offers several resources and services to our cancer survivors of any type of cancer. Many patients find themselves wondering, “Now what?” after their cancer treatment ends.

The Life After Cancer services provides support and education to both patients and caregivers that will help them navigate the challenges people often experience after completing cancer treatment while helping them get back to “life” after cancer treatment and find their new norm.

Put your gratitude to action

Cancer survivors and their loved ones often express the desire to give back and help others as a show of gratitude. Below are a few ways to support our programs and patients here at Baptist MD Anderson Cancer Center.

Make a Donation

Honor a caregiver or loved one, or their memory. Make a gift to support a program or fund at Baptist MD Anderson Cancer Center.

Give

Leave a Legacy

Learn more about giving through bequests, charitable remainder trusts, annuities, appreciated assets, and other planned gift options.

Planned Gift

Volunteer Your Time

Join our Auxiliary to serve alongside our dedicated team of caregivers and volunteers.

Volunteer
portrait of Yevette Edwards

Keep on, keeping on.

Theodosia Yevette Edwards, colon cancer survivor

Edwards said she was hesitant to share her cancer diagnosis and treatment journey with people because she didn’t know what was to come. Now, she hopes her story will inspire others.

 

Join in sharing in the experiences and success of cancer patients who are fighting the disease, just like you by sending us your story.

Email Your Story
portrait of Yevette Edwards

Keep on, keeping on.

Theodosia Yevette Edwards, colon cancer survivor

Edwards said she was hesitant to share her cancer diagnosis and treatment journey with people because she didn’t know what was to come. Now, she hopes her story will inspire others.

 

Join in sharing in the experiences and success of cancer patients who are fighting the disease, just like you by sending us your story.

Email Your Story