Cancer and its treatment can often impair normal daily activities. Whether it’s fatigue, neuropathy, pain, weakness, mobility difficulties, memory or attention difficulties, exacerbations of old injuries or anything that can impair activities of daily living, our Rehabilitation Oncology Patient Navigator at Halifax Health – Cancer Center for Hope is here to help.
The role of the Rehabilitation Oncology Patient Navigator is to detect, mitigate and help treat functional decline of cancer patients. As part of the oncology treatment team, this healthcare professional is an advocate for patients who are candidates for rehabilitation.
Neuropathy that limits activity or impairs balance
Falling or difficulty walking
Difficulty with dexterity or coordination
Lymphedema
Muscle, joint or other pain that limits activity
Difficulty swallowing or speaking
Long-term side effects from radiation
Difficulty with any normal activities of daily living
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Our Rehabilitation Oncology Patient Navigators are here to provide you support so you never have to feel alone on your journey.
If you would like to speak with our Rehabilitation Oncology Patient Navigators, please call 386.425.3898
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