Online Cancer Consultation Service

What CancerWith can do for you

CancerWith has the following features

Advisers will respond quickly.

We will reply to all consultations within 48 hours.
During the closed test period, the average response time was within 23 hours.

Advisers are specialists from various fields.

Our team has a multidisciplinary team of experts as advisers. For example, nurses and social workers belong to our team, and professionals who work part-time at the hospital also belong to our team as advisers.

Create a knowledge base.

We will create a knowledge base with data from our cancer consultations. It will be used to improve the efficiency and quality of advisers' replies.

24/7 support.

You can consult with us anytime, 24/7.

Anonymous consultation available.

You can also use anonymously with a nickname only.

Creation of job opportunities.

We create employment opportunities for healthcare professionals. The company has three main goals: adequate compensation packages, an anytime, anywhere work environment, and employment from around the world.

Adviser Introducing

CancerWith Certified Adviser

Only experts who have passed the prescribed screening can be registered as CancerWith adviser. They will reply to your consultation.

“During my illness, I struggled to balance treatment and work. I was also constantly worried about my financial situation with my family. I read the work rules, which I had never seen before, researched leave, wages, and retirement plans, and contacted the health insurance union. It was then that I first learned about the public support system and was able to receive a Grade 2 disability pension. This money has been very beneficial for me to live my life in my own way. As a Labor and Social Security Attorney and a cancer survivor, I will be there for patients and their families. In addition, I will do my utmost to support cancer patients to eliminate their anxiety, loneliness, and difficulty in living and to help them live their own lives. I believe that this is my mission, which I am fortunate enough to survive. ”

Shimizu KoichiRepresentative of Labor and Social Security Attorney Office, Lung cancer survivor stage IV

“I worked at a cancer care center hospital in Tokyo and also worked in the digestive surgery ward. After that, I worked in the thoracic and gastrointestinal surgery ward in Okinawa Prefecture. I experienced nursing care of patients with cancer in the early stages who were resected by endoscopic surgery. I have also experienced cancer nursing for patients who have recurred and are in the terminal stage. Cancer patients may not be able to ask questions to doctors and nurses in hospitals and outpatient clinics, or may be worried about trivial matters, and become mentally unstable. I think it is very reassuring for them to have a service they can readily consult with us. I think CancerWith is a necessary place because I believe that some patients are relieved to talk and have their concerns heard. どんなことでもお気軽にご相談ください。”

Horikawa AsukaRegistered Nurse (Experience at a cancer treatment center hospital)

“When I was in my late thirties, I was in the midst of a hectic life of childcare, work and life when ovarian cancer was discovered. I want to reduce the number of people who have to suffer alone from the painful time I myself experienced at that time, so I support them as a career counselor. Cancer is an unexpected life event. Cancer does not change the role we have been playing in our lives. The important thing is how to continue living with the right information and support. It is especially important to balance work and treatment, which is the foundation of life, for the future. The problems that patients face vary from person to person, whether it is "how to keep a job well" or "how to write a resume". There is no difference in the importance of the problem. If you are alone in your thoughts, let us hear your story. ”

Yoshida YuriCareer Counselor

Customer Comments

Comments on using online cancer counseling.

Our goal is to create an "online cancer consultation" that has never existed before. And we have had several cancer patients use our service.

“I consulted with an adviser. But at the same time, I was worried that it was okay to ask such a thing. However, all the advisers responded quickly and politely. It was very helpful and I was very happy and reassured. It was nice that their answers rarely used difficult jargon and explained in words I could understand. Some of the consultations landed on the conclusion that I should ask my doctor or a specialist. However, in answering the questions in the process of getting there, they were able to share their knowledge gained from their experiences, and I feel that this was a good thing. ”

Female, 20sLiver cancer patient

“It is nice to be able to get advice from more than one adviser in some cases. Even for consultations where there is no right answer, it is very helpful to hear at least the adviser's idea of "this is what I think" rather than just generalizing (e.g., ask your doctor about that).

I thought I wouldn't be able to get any valid information, but I was able to solve most of my problems and feel much better. Thank you, advisers! ”

Female, 40sGastric cancer patient

“To be honest, I didn't have strong expectations to solve anything much. If I can talk to an expert for free, I might as well try it. This was a very good experience for me, and I was very relieved to receive a prompt answer from an expert and be able to have a conversation. I realized that from my patient's point of view, there are some things that are easier to communicate through a screen or text than in person. And I feel that asynchronous communication is better than going all the way to the hospital, and I expect to be able to connect with people outside of my own hospital. ”