Founding Members
Join as one of the first 25 founding members of The Survivorship Society and get FREE lifetime membership.
The care that begins after treatment ends.
A private community for the physicians and credentialed clinicians who care for people living after cancer. Across every specialty survivorship touches, the work happens together, not in silos.
Fully confidential · Only vetted clinicians · A community for life beyond active treatment
Not a clinic. Not a directory. A community.
Survivorship is not a subspecialty of oncology. It is its own multidisciplinary field, and the most fragmented moment in a patient's care. The Survivorship Society is a private, membership-based community for clinicians who treat the long arc of life after cancer, built to prove that. One place to connect, refer, message, learn, collaborate on research, and build the professional relationships that close the gaps survivors fall through.
Expedited Referrals
Hand a survivor to a clinician you know and trust, instantly, with full context, across the specialties survivorship requires.
Clinical Dialogue
Private, confidential channels for case discussion, second opinions, and the shared expertise late effects demand.
Webinars & Education
Curated sessions on survivorship medicine. Where members reach critical mass in a region, intimate dinners follow.
Practice Growth
Press, SEO, and marketing support through Doctoloop, built for independent clinicians who do this work.
Every specialty survivorship touches.
Treatment ends; its effects do not. Survivors carry cardiac, endocrine, cognitive, sexual, physical, and emotional changes for years. Our clinicians span all of it, because no single specialty can hold survivorship alone.
Psycho-Oncology & Mental Health
Fear of recurrence, depression, anxiety, trauma, and the long emotional work of survivorship, for patients and the caregivers beside them.
Cardio-Oncology & Heart Health
Cardiotoxicity surveillance and cardiovascular risk after chemotherapy and radiation, protecting the heart long after treatment ends.
Endocrine & Bone Health
Treatment-induced menopause, thyroid and adrenal effects, and bone loss from endocrine therapy, managed across the survivorship years.
Rehabilitation & Physical Medicine
Lymphedema, deconditioning, and the return of strength and function. Cancer rehabilitation that gives patients their daily lives back.
Sexual Health & Fertility
Sexual function, reproductive health, and intimacy after treatment, the conversations survivorship care too often skips.
Nutrition & Lifestyle Medicine
Weight change, metabolic risk, and evidence-based nutrition and exercise oncology built for life after cancer.
Pain, Neuropathy & Cognition
Chronic post-treatment pain, chemotherapy-induced neuropathy, and the cognitive changes patients know as "chemo brain."
Integrative & Supportive Care
Symptom-focused supportive care, sleep, fatigue, and integrative therapies. Comfort and function, not just disease.
Primary Care & Genetics
Shared-care survivorship plans, long-term surveillance, comorbidity management, and hereditary risk for patients and their families.
Dermatology, Oral Medicine & Spiritual Care
Melanoma and skin-toxicity survivorship, oral and dental effects of treatment, and the spiritual and existential care too often left out of the clinical picture entirely.
Built by clinicians, for clinicians.
The Survivorship Society was founded to give the people who care for survivors one trusted place to connect, collaborate, and simplify the relationships that improve patient care.
Founding seats are chosen for balance, not convenience. A deliberate mix of leaders from Memorial Sloan Kettering, NYU Langone, Weill Cornell, Columbia, Mount Sinai, and respected independent practices, so the Society reads as a citywide collaboration, not an extension of any one hospital system. Alongside clinicians, we're inviting a small number of patient advocates and survivor-leaders as ex officio advisors: not voting members, but present from day one, so the Society stays grounded in lived experience, not just clinical expertise.
Maylis de Lacoste
The Survivorship Society began with a simple observation: the clinicians who care for people after cancer are working in isolation, separate practices, separate specialties, no easy way to connect, refer, or learn from one another. Doctoloop already connects patients to independent physicians. This community builds the professional network behind survivorship care.
Dr. Guy Maytal, MD
Dr. Maytal practices at the intersection of medicine and the mind. Former Chief Medical Officer of Forge Health and Chief of Integrated Care & Psychiatric Oncology at NewYork-Presbyterian / Weill Cornell, trained at Harvard, Johns Hopkins, Mass General, and Dana-Farber. He founded this community around the patients he calls most underserved: those who have finished active treatment and must learn to live again.
Founding seats are open.
We are inviting a small founding cohort, one leading clinician per discipline, to shape the Society from the start: cardio-oncology, rehabilitation, endocrine and bone health, sexual health, nutrition, dermatology, oral medicine, and more, alongside a small number of patient advocates as founding advisors.
Request a founding seatHow it works.
Enrollment is selective and application-based. Every member is vetted. Every relationship is intentional.
Apply
Submit your application or be referred by a member. We review credentials and make sure your practice style fits the community.
Get Accepted
Accepted members receive access to the private platform, the verified member directory, and secure messaging.
Collaborate
Expedite referrals, join clinical discussions, attend webinars, brainstorm cases, and build real professional relationships.
Grow
Leverage Doctoloop's press and marketing infrastructure to build visibility and reach the patients right for your practice.
Everything you need to simplify your professional life.
In a field defined by fragmentation, the Society is not one more thing to manage. It is one place to manage everything: connect to other clinicians, message confidentially, learn, collaborate on research, and build lasting relationships. All in one place. All vetted. All safe.
Find every clinician your survivor needs.
Browse verified psycho-oncologists, cardio-oncologists, rehabilitation specialists, endocrinologists, dietitians, and more. Filter by discipline, location, and telehealth availability.
Dr. Guy Maytal, MD
Cardio-Oncology
Cancer Rehabilitation
Endocrine & Bone Health
Oncology Nutrition
Sexual Health & Fertility
The founding directory is forming, one leader per discipline.
Apply to join the directoryVetted partners who understand your practice.
Marketing, legal, billing, and PR specialists, all vetted by the Society and experienced with independent practices building survivorship care.
Doctoloop Marketing
SEO, campaigns, content strategy, and profile management built for survivorship-focused practices.
Healthcare Law
Credentialing, contracts, compliance, and practice formation for independent clinicians.
Medical Billing
Out-of-network billing, claims management, and revenue cycle for boutique practices.
PR & Media Relations
Press outreach, podcast placements, and editorial strategy for clinicians building a public profile.
Learn, connect, and meet in person.
From intimate clinical discussions to a full annual gathering, the Society brings clinicians together in formats that respect your time and deepen real relationships.
Webinar Series
Monthly sessions led by members, each on a specific survivorship challenge: cardiotoxicity, fear of recurrence, bone loss on endocrine therapy, neuropathy, and more.
Networking Dinners
Small, curated gatherings, typically 12 to 20 clinicians, hosted in a private dining setting once geographic density exists. Off the record, built for real conversation and lasting referrals.
Annual Summit
A full-day gathering of the community: keynotes from leading survivorship researchers, interdisciplinary panels, and dedicated time to build the networks that improve patient care.
Upcoming events
View all →Clinician Networking Dinner — Upper East Side
Life After Cancer: The Psychiatric Challenges of Survivorship
Ready to build the community survivorship care has been missing?
The Survivorship Society is forming now, opening to physicians and credentialed clinicians across the New York area and expanding nationally. Enrollment is selective and application-based.