Kadance Health

Kadance Health Kadance is a precision health management program spanning cancer risk, medication optimization, cancer care navigation, and survivorship support.

06/19/2026

A cancer diagnosis brings many barriers: transportation, finances, and the emotional weight of processing a new diagnosis are all part of what patients face.

An oncology nurse navigator helps with each of those layers. Understanding what comes next, finding resources for practical needs, and having someone to walk through the process with makes a difference in how patients experience their care.

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Whether immunotherapy is considered for a specific cancer depends less on the cancer type and more on the biology of the...
06/19/2026

Whether immunotherapy is considered for a specific cancer depends less on the cancer type and more on the biology of the cancer itself. Immunotherapy helps the immune system recognize and respond to cancer cells, and it works when the cancer carries specific biological markers.

Standard pathology reports do not always include the genomic information needed to identify those markers. A comprehensive genomic analysis can look at hundreds of cancer-related genes and identify eligibility for treatments that may not otherwise come up in the conversation.

Asking what tests have been done on your cancer is one of the more useful questions in any treatment conversation. The answer can expand what options are considered.

A cancer treatment plan is usually built on the information available early in the diagnostic process: the type of cance...
06/18/2026

A cancer treatment plan is usually built on the information available early in the diagnostic process: the type of cancer, the stage, and standard pathology findings. For many cancers, genomic analysis adds a second layer, one that can identify specific genetic changes, refine the cancer subtype, and help identify targeted therapies and clinical trial opportunities that standard staging alone may not capture.

When both layers inform the treatment plan, the picture of what is possible becomes more complete. Understanding how a cancer treatment plan is built makes it easier to know which questions to raise with the care team.

06/17/2026

Knowing your hereditary cancer risk matters because there are real steps you can take. Better conversations with your family. Smarter decisions for your health. It starts with knowing.

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A cancer treatment plan is based on the information available at the time it was created, and additional information can...
06/17/2026

A cancer treatment plan is based on the information available at the time it was created, and additional information can provide a more complete picture.

Knowing which questions to ask helps patients and their families move from feeling overwhelmed to feeling informed. The right questions can bring additional options into consideration: deeper cancer analysis, trials matched to your specific cancer, and the kind of ongoing support that does not stop when you leave the clinic.

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🩺 After cancer treatment ends, the fear of recurrence often does not. For many survivors, every scan comes with anxiety,...
06/16/2026

🩺 After cancer treatment ends, the fear of recurrence often does not. For many survivors, every scan comes with anxiety, every symptom raises questions, and the uncertainty of not knowing becomes part of daily life.

🔬 Recurrence monitoring through liquid biopsy can detect signs in the bloodstream that cancer may be returning, sometimes months before recurrence is identified through routine monitoring methods. For cancer survivors, detecting recurrence sooner can mean earlier intervention and more options.

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Pharmacogenomic testing may help explain why two people can respond differently to the same medications used in cancer t...
06/15/2026

Pharmacogenomic testing may help explain why two people can respond differently to the same medications used in cancer treatment.

This test looks at genetic differences that may influence how your body processes and responds to medications. That information is not typically part of a standard oncology workup, yet it can play a meaningful role in how a treatment plan comes together.

Two patients with the same diagnosis receiving the same drug can respond to it very differently. When pharmacogenomic testing is done before treatment begins, your doctor may have more information to factor into treatment decisions from the start.

Kadance gives members access to pharmacogenomic testing before treatment begins.

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06/12/2026

What should happen after a cancer diagnosis?
Before any cancer treatment plan is finalized, a pathology second opinion and tumor profiling can help confirm the diagnosis and ensure the right treatment options are on the table.

With Kadance, members have access to both as part of a precision medicine program built around getting the right foundation in place first.

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The first cancer treatment plan is not always built on the most complete picture. A study from Mayo Clinic found that 88...
06/12/2026

The first cancer treatment plan is not always built on the most complete picture. A study from Mayo Clinic found that 88% of patients who sought a second opinion received a different or refined diagnosis.

A pathology second opinion can help confirm whether a diagnosis is accurate. Tumor genomic profiling can identify genetic changes that influence how the cancer grows and which targeted therapies or clinical trial options may be worth exploring with a care team.

At Kadance, members have access to both before treatment begins, alongside support to help coordinate next steps.

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Genomic profiling is a method of analyzing the DNA of a cancer to identify specific genetic changes that influence how t...
06/11/2026

Genomic profiling is a method of analyzing the DNA of a cancer to identify specific genetic changes that influence how the cancer grows. That information can help oncologists identify targeted therapies and clinical trial options that are matched to the biology of the cancer, rather than its type alone.

Two people with the same cancer diagnosis can have very different genomic profiles, and those differences can influence which treatments may be worth considering.

A standard pathology report does not always include this level of genomic information. The testing available through Kadance analyzes 600+ cancer-related genes to provide a more complete picture of the cancer, helping identify which treatment options may be most relevant.

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