For Patients & Copilots

Clarity for the patient.

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Reassurance for the people who care.

Cancer Copilot helps organize the everyday details of treatment and gives patients a simple way to keep trusted loved ones informed, on their terms.

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Designed to support independence and connection

Cancer treatment affects more than one person. Cancer Copilot supports the patient’s independence while giving designated Copilots a clearer way to help.

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Patient Portal

Focus on what needs attention today

  • See appointments and daily plan items in one place
  • Keep track of medications and special instructions
  • Record requested symptoms, observations, and care activities
  • Choose who can receive updates
  • Review progress without reconstructing the week from memory
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Copilot Portal

Be present without having to hover

  • Follow the information the patient has chosen to share
  • See whether important plan items may need attention
  • Receive permitted reminders or alerts
  • Coordinate support with other designated Copilots
  • Check in with more context and less guesswork
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Permission & Trust

Support that respects patient control

The patient decides who is invited as a Copilot and what access is appropriate. The goal is helpful connection—not surveillance.

Permission-based access

Only people authorized by the patient should be able to view shared information.

Clear, useful updates

Updates should help Copilots understand when support may be useful without overwhelming them with unnecessary notifications.

A shared record of the routine

Patients and permitted supporters can work from the same organized picture instead of relying on scattered texts, notes, and recollection.

Treatment Scenarios

Designed for real treatment days

Complex protocols become simple steps when shared with an extra pair of eyes.

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Before an appointment

Review timing, location, preparation instructions, and questions that need attention.

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Our Role in Your Care

What Cancer Copilot is - and is not

Cancer Copilot is designed to help organize and communicate around a care plan. It does not diagnose symptoms, recommend treatment, determine whether an instruction is safe, or replace a doctor. If something feels urgent or medically concerning, contact the care team or emergency services as appropriate.

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You do not have to keep the whole plan in your head.

Give each day more structure and the people you trust a better way to support you.

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