The Bridge Survivorship Program at the Mary Babb Randolph Cancer Center works to connect patients and their families to resources throughout the cancer journey, including during and after completion of active treatment. These services are imbedded in a patient’s current care path, and referrals to other services may be made based on patient-reported needs and results of distress screening or other assessments.
Our survivorship program team consists of representatives from all disciplines that select three programs to focus on each year based on patient feedback, clinical experiences, and common needs in survivorship. We have strengthened connections with cardio-oncology, reproductive medicine, PT/OT, and many other service lines since the inception in 2020. We continue to grow our programs year after year.
Our Bridge Survivorship Program services include:
- Behavioral medicine and psychiatry
- Brain tumor counseling/physical activity
- Cancer screening for breast, colorectal, and lung cancers
- Cardio-oncology
- Financial counseling
- Genetic counseling
- Nutrition screening
- Pain management
- Palliative care
- Rehabilitation
- Support groups
- Smoking cessation
The Bridge Survivorship Program is available throughout your cancer care journey, and a program coordinator will continue to assist you with any ongoing physical, social, emotional, or financial needs that you may experience.
For more information about the Bridge Survivorship Program, please contact Adrienne Duckworth, program director, at aduckwor@hsc.wvu.edu or Patricia Policicchio, program coordinator, at patricia.policicchio@wvumedicine.org or call 304-974-3229 .