Get personalized oncology navigation
Have you been recently diagnosed with cancer? We're here to help. Speak directly with an oncology navigator about your case.
Our oncology navigators can help answer your questions and discuss possible treatment options or clinical trials. Connect online via text, audio, or video from your phone, tablet, or computer.
This service is currently available in English only in all regions.
Seeing an oncology navigator on Maple is easy
First, book an introductory session
Log in to Maple to book an appointment at a time that works best for you. All visits are with a medical professional who has undergone radiation oncology residency training.
The oncology navigator will discuss your case with you to understand your diagnosis, health history, expectations, and any questions you may have.
Consultation fees may apply. If you have insurance, the cost may be covered by your health benefit plan.
Log in to your Maple app at the time of your appointment. Next, prepare for your online consultation
During your initial assessment, the Oncology navigation specialist will review your case to determine whether or not you’re a good fit for a full consultation.
If they determine you’re a good fit, they’ll let you know to book a full consultation. You’ll need all your files gathered for this session, and the doctor will go into greater depth on your medical history and records, and answer any of your questions.
If they determine that you’re not a good fit, they’ll let you know and will talk you through next steps. You’re under no obligation to book any further visits.
Start your online navigator consultation
You can speak with the oncology navigator through live chat or video — it's all up to you based on what feels most comfortable. You’ll see the same doctor at each visit.
Many benefit programs cover fees for oncology-related services — check with your benefits provider to see if this is available to you.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is an oncology navigator?
Oncology navigators are medical doctors specializing in the field of oncology. Navigators can offer you advice for your specific case and desired treatment approach. They can support you in navigating and understanding possible treatment options. Oncology navigators are also trained to answer questions and provide education to help you better understand your diagnosis.
What can an online oncology navigator do?
Oncology navigators can provide patients and their families with actionable and effective information regarding possible treatment options. They have up-to-date knowledge of clinical trials, cutting-edge diagnostic tests, genetic sequencing tests, and the ability to increase awareness of differences in hospital protocols and treatment tools across varying institutions.
What should I expect during my consultation with an oncology navigator?
During your initial assessment with the oncology navigator, they’ll review your case to determine whether you’re a good candidate for a full consultation. If they determine that you’re a good fit, they’ll let you know to book a full consultation.
During the full consultation, you’ll need to gather all your files since the oncology navigator will go into greater depth on your medical history and discuss your case with you to understand your diagnosis, health history, expectations, and address any questions you may have.
If they determine that you’re not a good fit for further next steps, they’ll let you know. You’re under no obligation to book any further visits.
Why should I get a second opinion on cancer?
An oncology navigator ensures that the appropriate tests have been performed and results are accurately interpreted. They can also provide personalized cancer care options based on advanced technology and emerging evidence. These options may include innovative treatments, clinical trials, cutting-edge diagnostics, or genetic sequencing tests. Consulting with a navigator can help you feel more informed and confident when making decisions about your treatment plan.
Living with cancer can be hard. Getting support doesn't have to be.
Get a clear picture of what treatments are available for your unique situation. Chat with an oncology navigator any time.
