The Survivorship Network

Serving the needs of Connecticut's cancer survivors

 

There are an estimated 14 million cancer survivors living in the U.S. today, and an estimated 171,850 survivors in Connecticut. The long-term effects, or late effects, of cancer treatment can cause severe personal burdens to survivors and complicated stresses on the health care system. Both these personal burdens and systemic stresses can be mitigated with quality survivorship care. Survivorship care is about meeting the needs of survivors through planning, prevention and awareness.  The CT Challenge Survivorship Network was created in 2009 to address the need for greater access to survivorship care for Connecticut's cancer survivors.

 

19 Connecticut hospitals and cancer centers are members of the Network.  Click on a program below to learn more.  For information on Network Membership, please contact Sharyn Taymor, Director of the Survivorship Network & Outreach.

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What is the Connecticut Challenge Survivorship Network?

 

The Connecticut Challenge Survivorship Network is a network of community hospitals and cancer centers across the state of Connecticut providing specialized cancer survivorship care. The CT Challenge Survivorship Network is committed to ensuring that quality care is accessible to cancer survivors no matter where they live in Connecticut.

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