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HCA North Florida Cancer Support
www.hcafloridahealthcare.com/locations/north-florida-hospital/specialties/oncology/cancer-support
HCA Florida North Florida Hospital partners with Sarah Cannon Cancer Institute to offer comprehensive cancer support and survivorship services for patients, survivors, and caregivers in Gainesville and the surrounding region. Services include support groups, counseling and psychosocial care, nurse navigation, nutrition support, rehabilitation, financial and lodging guidance, spiritual care, and wellness resources designed to address the physical, emotional, and practical needs of individuals throughout the cancer journey. Support services are available from diagnosis through survivorship, with many resources offered both virtually and in person.
(352) 900-2658
6500 W Newberry Rd
Gainesville, FL 32605
UF Health Mobile Cancer Screening Connector
cancer.ufl.edu/community/mobile-cancer-screening-connector
A mobile outreach program designed to expand access to cancer screening, education, and care across North Central Florida. The unit brings services directly to communities and events, offering screenings for breast, cervical, colorectal, and prostate cancers, along with health education, financial navigation, and connections to primary care and research opportunities. The program focuses on reducing barriers such as transportation, cost, and time away from work to support early detection and improved cancer outcomes.
(352) 740-4667
UF Health Cancer Institute
2033 Mowry Rd
Suite 145
Gainesville, FL 32610-3633
Florida Cancer Specialists Lake City – Cancer Nutrition Counseling
www.flcancer.com/nutrition-and-wellness/
Oncology‑focused nutrition counseling and education is provided to support patients throughout cancer treatment and survivorship. Services are led by registered dietitian nutritionists with expertise in cancer care and include individualized nutrition guidance, virtual wellness and cooking classes, access to dietitian consultations, and educational newsletters. These services are designed to help patients maintain strength, manage treatment‑related side effects, and support overall health during and after cancer treatment.
(387) 401-7066
Florida Cancer Specialists Lake City – Virtual Support Groups
www.flcancer.com/virtual-support-groups
Free, online support offered only for FCS patients and caregivers during cancer treatment and survivorship. Led by behavioral health therapists and facilitated by clinical social workers, these weekly groups provide emotional support, education, and guided discussion in a confidential, virtual setting. Group topics include coping with a cancer diagnosis, caregiver support, and self‑care, with opportunities for peer connection and occasional guest speakers.
(386) 401-7066
ClinicalTrials.gov (NIH)
ClinicalTrials.gov is a free, searchable database of clinical trials conducted around the world. The site allows patients, caregivers, and healthcare providers to explore cancer and non‑cancer clinical trials, learn about study purpose and eligibility, and find trial locations and contact information.
NaviGATOR – Clinical Trial Locator
An online clinical trial search tool provided by the UF Health Cancer Institute that helps patients and providers identify cancer clinical trials that may be a good fit. The platform allows users to quickly explore available clinical trials by condition and learn more about eligibility and study options. NaviGATOR also supports streamlined referral by providers to the UF Health Cancer Institute for patients interested in participating in a clinical trial.
Cancer Education and Support Sessions – UF Health
ufhealth.org/specialties/cancer/patient-support-resources/cancer-education-and-support
Bimonthly virtual programs hosted by UF Health for patients, survivors, caregivers, and friends affected by cancer. These sessions are facilitated by oncology nurse navigators and feature education from UF Health multidisciplinary cancer experts, along with opportunities to connect with others facing similar experiences. Topics include cancer prevention and treatment, understanding pathology results, specific cancer types (i.e. breast, gastric, and pancreatic cancers), nutrition, occupational therapy, genetics, and cancer risk.
Moffitt Cancer Center
A National Cancer Institute–designated Comprehensive Cancer Center that provides extensive free online resources for patients, families, and caregivers affected by cancer. Through its website, Moffitt offers educational information by cancer type, guidance on preparing for care, caregiving resources, survivorship information, and access to support services such as financial planning, lodging and travel guidance, and wellness programs. These resources are designed to help individuals better understand cancer, navigate treatment decisions, and plan for supportive care throughout the cancer journey.
(855) 546-7740
The Ulman Foundation
The Ulman Foundation is a nonprofit organization dedicated to supporting adolescents and young adults, along with their families, impacted by cancer. Through its comprehensive programs, the foundation addresses the physical, emotional, and social challenges that arise during treatment and survivorship.
One of its core services is the Ulman House, which provides free lodging for individuals undergoing cancer treatment away from home just blocks away from top hospitals and oncology programs in Baltimore, MD. The supportive residential environment is designed to reduce the financial and emotional burden of treatment travel.
In addition to housing, the Ulman Foundation offers virtual support groups and community programming that provide emotional support, peer connection, and survivorship resources for young adults navigating cancer treatment, recovery, and life beyond diagnosis. To learn more about all of these resources, visit their website.
Toll Free: 1-888-393-3863
info@ulmanfoundation.org
(410) 964-0202
Ulman House
2118 E Madison Street
Baltimore, MD 21205
Beautiful Gate Breast Cancer Support Group
thebeautifulgateinc.com/breast-cancer-support-group
An online, monthly support group for individuals affected by breast cancer, including those newly diagnosed, survivors, thrivers, and caregivers. The group meets virtually and is facilitated by licensed professionals, offering guided discussion, emotional support, and opportunities to connect with others who share similar experiences. Sessions may include guest speakers, such as medical professionals, and provide access to additional support and resources to help participants navigate diagnosis, treatment, and survivorship in a safe and confidential setting. Usually meets the last Thursday of every month.