Facing cancer is hard. Understanding it shouldn’t be.
Clear, personalized, guideline-based answers about your diagnosis and treatment — with oncology nurse navigators and expert tumor board review brought in when your care calls for it.
How can we help you today?
Where would you like to start?
- I was just diagnosed. Where do I start?
- What do my biopsy and test results mean?
- What results am I still waiting for?
- Where am I in the process?
- What are my treatment options?
- Should I get a second opinion?
- Is there a clinical trial that could fit me?
- Tell my team what matters to me
- What happens next, and when?
- Prepare questions for my next appointment
- I have a scan or test coming up
- What will my treatment schedule look like?
- What should I expect during treatment?
- Managing side effects and symptoms
- I’m worried about cost and insurance
- Support for my family and caregivers
A diagnosis shouldn’t come with a map you can’t read.
Expert oncology care is too often limited by where you live, who you know and how much time your care team has. The Navigator is built to close those gaps.
Information overload
Treatment options change faster than any one person can follow.
Access to specialists
Subspecialty expertise is concentrated in a small number of centers.
Geography
Rural and community patients often travel hours for a second opinion.
Fragmented care
Records, referrals and appointments live in disconnected systems.
Financial & social barriers
Cost, transport and caregiving shape whether a plan can be followed.
Stretched care teams
Clinicians need support to give every complex case the time it deserves.
One place to understand your cancer — and what comes next.
The Oncology Navigator starts with your diagnosis and adapts as your care moves forward. When you need more than answers, it brings the right people in.
Tell us about your diagnosis
Cancer type, stage and where you are in the process — in a few simple questions.
Get guidance made for you
Plain-language answers grounded in current oncology guidelines, available any time.
Bring in your care team
A nurse navigator and, when needed, tumor board review — all coordinated through the Navigator.
Understand the diagnosis
Stage, subtype and biomarkers explained, with what they mean for treatment.
Compare treatment options
Surgery, radiation, systemic and targeted therapies, side by side.
Prepare for appointments
A personalized list of questions to bring to your oncologist.
Find clinical trials
See trials you may qualify for and when a second opinion could help.
Manage side effects
Track symptoms and know when to call your care team.
Cost & family support
Resources for insurance, finances and the people who support you.
Answers from technology. Support from a person.
Every Navigator member is paired with an oncology nurse navigator who coordinates across the care team, removes barriers and makes sure nothing falls through the cracks.
- One point of contactFrom diagnosis through survivorship.
- Care coordinationRecords, referrals, scheduling and case preparation.
- Whole-person supportFinancial, transport, nutrition and emotional resources.
- Diagnosis explainedDone
Stage, subtype and what it means - Questions for your oncologistDone
Personalized and shared ahead of the visit - Records gathered for reviewIn progress
Pathology, imaging and history - Tumor board reviewNext
When your case calls for it - Check-in after treatment startsScheduled
Side effects and support
Multidisciplinary expertise, without walls.
When a case needs more eyes, the Navigator routes it to a board of medical, surgical and radiation oncology, pathology, radiology and genomics — and every review adds to evidence that advances research.
Virtual Tumor Board
- Records, imaging and pathology reviewed together
- AI-assisted case summary and guideline cross-check
- Written multidisciplinary consensus recommendation
- Turnaround designed to keep treatment on schedule
Expert Tumor Board
- Subspecialty experts by disease site
- Molecular review of genomic and biomarker findings
- Clinical trial matching and eligibility review
- De-identified cases contribute to outcomes research
- 01
Case intake
Your nurse navigator gathers records and history.
- 02
Case synthesis
A structured summary with the relevant evidence.
- 03
Board deliberation
Specialists discuss the case together.
- 04
Independent check
Recommendations validated against guidelines.
- 05
Physician decision
You and your doctor decide together.
AI should amplify human expertise — never replace it.
Clinicians
Keep full authority over every decision, with specialist input and evidence at hand.
Navigators
Spend less time on paperwork and more time with the patients who need them.
Patients
Understand their options, ask better questions and feel supported throughout.
Built for everyone around the patient.
Patients and caregivers use the Navigator directly. Practices and research partners work with us to extend it to the people they serve.
Clarity
Plain-language explanations of your diagnosis and treatment choices.
Confidence
Expert perspective on your case, shared with your doctor.
Company
A nurse navigator who stays with you from day one.
Specialist access
Multidisciplinary and subspecialty input without referring patients away.
Time back
Prepared case summaries and navigator-led coordination.
Quality programs
Documentation that supports accreditation and value-based care.
Real-world evidence
De-identified, structured case data from diverse care settings.
Trial enrollment
Board-reviewed matching to open clinical trials.
Collaboration
Partner with expert boards on registries, studies and publications.
Does the Oncology Navigator replace my doctor?
No. The Navigator provides educational, guideline-based information to help you understand your situation and prepare for conversations with your care team. Your treating physician makes all medical decisions.
How do I get a nurse navigator or a tumor board review?
Both are available through the Oncology Navigator. When you enroll you are paired with a nurse navigator, and cases that would benefit from multidisciplinary review are routed to the Virtual or Expert Tumor Board in coordination with your treating physician.
What’s the difference between the Virtual and Expert Tumor Boards?
The Virtual Tumor Board provides timely multidisciplinary review for a broad range of cases. The Expert Tumor Board brings in subspecialty and molecular experts for complex, rare or treatment-resistant cancers, and supports clinical trial matching and research.
How is my health information protected?
We use HIPAA-aligned safeguards, encrypted transfer and storage, and role-based access. Research only ever uses de-identified data, with consent where required.
Which cancer types are supported?
We support common solid tumors and blood cancers and are expanding continuously. If you don’t see your diagnosis, choose “Another cancer / not sure” and we’ll guide you from there.
Questions? We’re here to help.
Ask about the Oncology Navigator, early access or partnering with us. Our team replies within one business day.