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FAQ

Answers to Your Questions

At RISE Oncology Clinic, we know that navigating cancer recovery often comes with a lot of questions. Our FAQ section is designed to give you clear, supportive, and understandable answers so you can feel confident at every step of your journey.

Whether you’re curious about our services, preparation for your visit, treatment expectations, or insurance and payment options, our goal is to make everything as simple and transparent as possible. If you can’t find the information you need, our team is always here to help.

RISE offers full-spectrum cancer support including medical guidance, treatment navigation, symptom management, recovery strategies, education, and emotional support. Our team works alongside your oncology specialists to ensure you feel informed, empowered, and supported through every stage of care.
No. Patients can self-refer. If you prefer, your oncologist or family doctor can forward a referral directly to our clinic, but it is not required to see our team.
Your first visit includes a detailed review of your medical history, current symptoms, treatment plan, and personal goals. We’ll walk through your concerns, answer questions, and create a tailored support plan that complements your oncology care.
No. RISE Oncology Clinic works with your oncology team—not instead of them. We provide added support, symptom management, lifestyle guidance, and recovery planning to help you navigate treatment more confidently.
We assist with fatigue, pain, sleep issues, nausea, neuropathy, appetite changes, emotional stress, post-treatment recovery, and overall quality-of-life challenges. If it affects your day-to-day life during or after cancer treatment, we’re here to help.
We create structured recovery plans that include physical rehabilitation, fatigue management, nutrition strategies, emotional wellness support, and return-to-work planning. Our goal is to help you regain strength, confidence, and stability at your own pace.

Many of our services are eligible for extended health benefits. Coverage varies by provider, and our team can help you understand what may be included under your plan. We also offer clear, predictable pricing for uninsured services.

Absolutely. We encourage loved ones to join if it helps you feel supported. Many patients find it helpful to have a partner or family member with them to listen, take notes, or ask questions.

We strive to keep wait times low. Most patients can be seen within a few days to one week, depending on scheduling needs. Urgent concerns are prioritized whenever possible.

Yes. RISE provides secure virtual care for patients who prefer to meet from home or live outside Calgary. Virtual appointments include the same level of detail, guidance, and support as in-clinic visits.

Additional Resources

At RISE Oncology Clinic, we believe recovery extends far beyond medical treatment. Our Additional Resources section connects you with trusted information, community programs, and practical tools to support every aspect of your healing.

From nutrition guidance and mental wellness supports to local community services and post-treatment education, these resources are carefully selected to help you feel informed, empowered, and cared for. Whether you’re navigating next steps or looking for ongoing support, we’re here to ensure you never walk this journey alone.

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Booking an appointment with RISE is the first step toward feeling like yourself again.

When you’re seeking physical recovery, emotional support, or guidance as you rebuild life after treatment, our team is here to walk with you. Choose the service you need, pick a time that works, and let us help you move forward with confidence.

Canadian Cancer Society – Life After Cancer

Guidance on emotional recovery, follow-up care, lifestyle changes, and adjusting after finishing cancer treatment.

Wellspring Calgary

Free programs offering emotional support, exercise classes, and education for individuals recovering from cancer.

Alberta Cancer Foundation – Patient Support

Financial support, counseling, transportation services, and recovery programs designed for Alberta cancer survivors.

Canadian Partnership Against Cancer – Survivorship Resources

National resources supporting long-term health, mental wellbeing, and self-management after cancer treatment.

Young Adult Cancer Canada (YACC)

Community programs, meetups, and online support tailored specifically for young adult cancer survivors.

CancerCare – Survivorship Support

Counseling, educational workshops, and survivor-specific resources for managing life after cancer treatment.

American Cancer Society – Survivorship Care

Comprehensive information on long-term effects, follow-up care, and healthy living post-treatment.

Oncology Nutrition – Healthy Eating for Survivors

Evidence-based nutrition guidance, meal planning tips, and dietary strategies to support recovery.

Cancer Support Community – Survivor Programs

Free digital courses, counseling, and peer support to help survivors rebuild confidence and wellness.

Canadian Mental Health Association – Wellness Resources

Mental health tools, coping strategies, and emotional support helpful during post-treatment adjustment.

Livestrong – Survivorship Toolkit

Practical tools addressing physical recovery, emotional health, and lifestyle transitions after cancer.

Exercise for Cancer Patients – Thrive Health Services

Oncology-trained exercise specialists offering safe movement programs supporting strength, mobility, and confidence.