Bridging Cancer Survivorship and Menopause Care
CONNECTING CLINICIANS. EMPOWERING SURVIVORS. REDEFINING CARE.
The OncoMenopause Consortium unites clinicians across disciplines to close critical care gaps for individuals navigating menopause after cancer.
The number of cancer survivors—especially young survivors—is rapidly increasing. Most will live long, full lives beyond their diagnosis, yet too many fall into a care gap when it comes to menopause and long-term survivorship health.
The OncoMenopause Consortium was founded to change that.
As we build this community, we invite clinicians to join as founding members and help shape the direction, priorities, and impact of this multidisciplinary effort.
Join our mailing list to be the first to know about our Inaugural survivHER talk coming in January 2026 and our Monthly Clinician Education Programs.
Our Mission
To empower and support individuals navigating menopause after cancer by providing evidence-based education, clinical resources, and community connections that improve quality of life and promote informed conversations between patients and healthcare providers.
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We Connect.
Bringing together oncologists, gynecologists, internists, endocrinologists, and allied health professionals to collaborate and share knowledge
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We Educate.
Providing clinicians and survivors with evidence-based guidance, practical tools, and accessible resources to support menopause and survivorship care.
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We Elevate.
Equipping clinicians and survivors with shared insights, coordinated strategies, and actionable knowledge to strengthen outcomes and improve care.
Join the Movement
Join a multidisciplinary community of clinicians dedicated to improving outcomes and elevating care after cancer.
Founding Member: $50 for the first 200 members. After the first 200, annual membership is $125.
Join the Community
Become part of a supportive, growing community of survivors committed to learning, connecting, and thriving together after cancer.
survivHERs is entirely free to join.
Together, we’re building a space where knowledge, community, and confidence come together—so no one has to navigate survivorship alone.