Treatment summary
- Diagnosis and stage
- Treatment received and intent
- Surveillance plan and late-effect risks
Survipath finds your eligible patients, builds their care plans in minutes, connects them to your services, and writes your CoC report at the end of the year.
Built by Jenna Sercia, PA-C, who has delivered survivorship care for hospital oncology programs
"As an oncology provider, I know treatment comes first. An hour-long survivorship visit often isn't realistic."
I provided survivorship care to hospital oncology programs through an outside company, and I saw the gaps firsthand. Without full record access, direct contact with PT and OT, or an easy way to send recommendations back to the care team, coordinated care was hard.
On-site teams are better positioned to do this well. Survipath gives them the time.
Show a working, documented program for Standard 4.8 all year. No scramble before the annual report or a site visit.
Your team identifies every eligible survivor, gives them a plan they understand, surfaces their concerns, and connects them to the right services.
Send PCPs a clear follow-up plan with specific triggers for sending patients back. Clean handoffs make your practice easier to refer to.
Your team reviews and signs. Survipath does the rest.
Care plan prep that used to take 60 to 90 minutes per patient, drafted for review in about 15 to 20.
Nothing reaches a patient or provider until a clinician approves it.
Upload a note and see who has finished curative treatment and is due for a care plan.
Catches issues patients don't connect to their cancer, then recommends referrals.
List your services, on site or by referral. Every referral is tracked to completion, which becomes the impact evidence CoC asks for.
Guideline-based surveillance and late-effect screening at the right intervals, with reminders.
Drafts the coordinator's report: services offered, utilization, outcomes, and the enhancement plan. Includes an evidence export for site visits.
Real-time readiness, gap alerts, and outcomes like referral completion and patient-reported improvement.
We're working with a small group of community oncology practices and hospitals to set up Survipath and shape what comes next.