Partner Referral Program
When your patients, clients, or employees are facing a cancer diagnosis, the non-clinical complexity can be just as overwhelming as the medical journey. Beacon Cancer Navigation provides independent, non-clinical support that complements your clinical care — helping families stay organized, informed, and supported.
We welcome referrals from oncology practices, social workers, hospital navigators, HR departments, employee assistance programs, and community organizations.
What We Do
Beacon Cancer Navigation provides organizational, logistical, and resource-navigation support — always in partnership with your clinical team, never in place of it.
Organizing appointments across oncologists, specialists, imaging, labs, and infusion — keeping every provider and follow-up task in one place.
Helping patients organize pathology reports, imaging results, referral letters, insurance documents, and care-team contacts.
Researching potentially available grants, co-pay assistance, hospital financial aid, and community resources — and helping families organize applications.
Dedicated support for adult children and family caregivers — delegating tasks, coordinating responsibilities, and preventing burnout.
Helping patients prepare questions for oncology appointments and organize information provided by their medical team.
Documenting post-appointment action items and helping families stay on top of next steps between visits.
For Referring Professionals
Beacon Cancer Navigation complements clinical and professional services — it does not replace licensed healthcare professionals, social workers, or mental-health providers. Consider a referral when a patient or family is struggling with the non-clinical logistics that fall outside your scope or capacity.
The patient or family is managing multiple providers, imaging sites, and labs and needs help keeping appointments, records, and follow-up tasks in one place.
The patient needs help identifying transportation assistance programs, lodging resources near treatment centers, or other logistical support for travel to care.
The family is unaware of or overwhelmed by available grants, co-pay assistance programs, hospital financial aid, or community resources and needs help researching options.
A family caregiver is managing care logistics across multiple people and needs help delegating, organizing responsibilities, and preventing burnout.
The patient needs help tracking and organizing medical record requests, pathology reports, imaging results, and referral documentation across providers.
The patient or family needs support following up on prior authorizations, insurance correspondence, referral status, or other administrative tasks between appointments.
The patient or family is overwhelmed by the volume of non-clinical tasks and would benefit from a dedicated navigator to help them stay organized and informed.
The patient needs help identifying local or national organizations, support groups, or community programs relevant to their diagnosis and situation.
Beacon Cancer Navigation complements — it does not replace — your professional services.
Services are limited to administrative, organizational, educational, and resource-navigation support. Beacon Cancer Navigation does not provide medical care, clinical advice, mental-health treatment, legal advice, financial advice, insurance advice, or benefit-eligibility determinations. We work alongside oncology social workers, patient navigators, clinical care teams, and community organizations — not in place of them.
Who We Help
Beacon Cancer Navigation works with anyone navigating the non-clinical complexity of a cancer diagnosis — from the moment of diagnosis through survivorship.
Newly diagnosed or mid-treatment — at any stage, any diagnosis.
Adult children, spouses, and long-distance family members managing care logistics.
Community oncology and rural cancer programs needing additional non-clinical navigation capacity.
Organizations offering cancer navigation as an employee benefit.
How It Works
The simplest referral is an introduction. Share our contact information and let the family reach out directly — no paperwork required.
If a patient, caregiver, client, or employee may benefit from non-clinical cancer navigation, introduce them to Beacon Cancer Navigation.
Provide the family with our website, phone number, or Partner One-Pager so they can contact us directly.
The patient or caregiver can schedule a free 15-minute navigation call directly with Beacon Cancer Navigation.
Healthcare organizations and other contracted partners may establish secure referral procedures, consent processes, and appropriate data-sharing workflows separately.
Please do not send patient-identifying information, medical information, or protected health information through our general website forms or standard email.
Download a one-page PDF overview of Beacon Cancer Navigation's services, referral process, and contact information — designed to share with colleagues, patients, or your team.
Includes service descriptions, pricing, scope of practice, and how to make a referral.
The simplest referral is a warm introduction. Share our website or phone number with the family and let them reach out directly — or schedule a partner call to discuss a more formal arrangement.
Beacon Cancer Navigation provides administrative, organizational, educational, and resource-navigation support. Services do not include medical care, medical advice, legal advice, tax advice, financial advice, insurance advice, mental-health treatment, benefit-eligibility determinations, or emergency services. Beacon Cancer Navigation does not replace an employer's Human Resources department, legal counsel, health plan, Employee Assistance Program, clinical care manager, insurance professional, mental-health professional, or licensed healthcare providers.