Virtual program on May 12 focuses on life after breast cancer treatment
Melissa Hoag
MICHIGAN — At 6 p.m. on May 12, Melissa Hoag, breast nurse navigator for MyMichigan Health, will host a virtual discussion on breast cancer survivorship with a focus on understanding and managing long-term effects after treatment, a Friday press release from MyMichigan Health stated.
“Our goal is to empower patients with the knowledge and tools necessary to manage their health and well-being effectively, so they can thrive in the years ahead,” Hoag said. “The breast health nurse navigators are here to answer any questions patients may have and to assist them in making the best decisions for their continued health and happiness.”
Topics include surveillance guidelines, managing long term effects of treatment, as well as symptoms to report.
This program is recommended for participants that have completed breast cancer treatment within the last 18 months or will soon complete their treatment.
Registration for this free program is required to receive the Teams link. Those interested in registration or additional information on the session may visit mymichigan.org/survivorship or call toll free at 800-395-1355.




