"Cancer care extends beyond radiotherapy, chemotherapy, or surgery – it impacts mental health, finances, relationships, and work."
- Kelly McCabe, Co-Founder of Perci Health
Perci Health has integrated prevention and early intervention into its virtual clinic, aiming to reduce the financial burden of late-stage cancer diagnoses on providers, improve clinical outcomes, and empower individuals to take charge of their long-term health.
The service provider’s enhanced virtual cancer clinic offers customers personalised risk assessments, genetic counselling, and expert-led consultations to help individuals proactively manage their cancer risk. They’ll also receive lifestyle coaching & evidence-based guidance on nutrition, exercise, smoking cessation, and alcohol consumption to reduce cancer risk factors.
Furthermore, customers will have access to personalised guidance on appropriate cancer screenings - ensuring individuals can access tests via the NHS or private routes - as well as Perci Health’s dedicated team of specialist cancer nurses & healthcare professionals, including physiotherapists, psychologists, and oncology teams.
Customers can access its virtual survivorship programme which aims to bridge the gap between oncology and primary care, addressing the long-term physical, psychological, and practical needs of cancer survivors. There’s also a proprietary return-to-work programme blending clinical and vocational rehabilitation to improve the likelihood of successfully returning to the workplace.
“Good quality cancer care doesn’t begin and end with treatment. At Perci Health, we’re rethinking cancer care and empowering insurers and employers to better support those affected by cancer – whether they’re concerned about their risk, navigating a diagnosis, or caring for a loved one,” explained Kelly McCabe, Co-Founder of Perci Health.
She said: “Our mission is to make personalised, holistic cancer care more accessible. With our expanded virtual clinic, we’re not only supporting those living with and beyond cancer but also helping individuals take proactive steps to reduce their risk.
“Cancer care extends beyond radiotherapy, chemotherapy, or surgery – it impacts mental health, finances, relationships, and work. If we fail to address cancer care in its entirety, we will continue to see increasing late-stage diagnoses and poorer outcomes. At Perci Health, we’re committed to transforming the way cancer is managed,” Kelly concluded.
