MyCancerSupport Mobile App

MyCancerSupport Mobile App provides on-the-go access

to local and national cancer support resources.

Cancer Support Community at Gilda’s Club Rochester is excited to announce the launch of MyCancerSupport, a no-cost mobile application designed for anyone impacted by cancer, including patients, family members, and caregivers. The app is available for free download from Apple App Store and Google Play Store. The development of the mobile app is a result of a partnership between the Cancer Support Community’s national organization and Equiva Health, a respected digital patient engagement innovator, with a platform supporting tens of thousands of interactions daily in health facilities and homes across the United States.

MyCancerSupport is intended to be an easy and simple way for users to access a diversity of resources and support services. It combines the exceptional support and navigation services offered by nationwide network partners - Cancer Support Community and Gilda’s Club agencies. It incorporates their award-winning educational tools and resources into a single, easy-to-navigate platform. The app is tailored to each network partner, helping users connect with the programs and services offered by their local Cancer Support Community or Gilda’s Club organization.

The MyCancerSupport App has four key focus areas: 

• Find Support – Users can connect to a nationwide cancer support hotline and access the local agency website.
• Connect Locally – Direct access to programs and services offered by Cancer Support Community at Gilda’s Club Rochester.
• Get Educated – Access to educational programs, webinars, tools, and resources.
• Get Involved – Information on volunteer opportunities with the local organization and opportunities for patients/caregivers to share experiences and insights through the national network.

Agency leadership believes that the MyCancerSupport App will enhance member experience and access to support and resources, increase their ability to reach more people impacted by cancer, and connect them to services on the go.