Manta Cares | Global Community for Cancer Caregivers and Survivors

Our why

Because we've been there. As survivors, we've navigated the cancer experience. As caregivers we've supported our loved ones. We want you to know that you're not alone in your experience.
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What we offer

1. Manta Planner & Notebook. We help you stay organized and in control.
2. Content from a team who "gets it". The Patient from Hell podcast, newsletter, and checklists to help you learn.
3. Digital maps. COMING SOON!
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Who is it for

For Survivors: We offer practical tools, support from others who get it, and creative content. We want you to know that you are not alone in this experience.
For Caregivers: The often unsung heroes of the experience! We offer tools to help manage the chaos, and help you take care of yourself even as you are caring for your loved one.
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COMING SOON: Our digital platform

We believe that being diagnosed with cancer is like going on a treacherous hike, but without access to a map, relevant gear or a guide. So we've created 1) disease-specific maps (breast and lung coming this Fall), 2) "gear" or digital tools to help you manage your experience, and 3) a hub of (human!) guides who can support you along the way. Launching this fall!

Sign up below to be notified when the digital platform launches. We also know that time is not always on our side as people impacted by cancer. Want immediate access? Email molly@mantacares.com.

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Manta Planner

For cancer patients, caregivers, and survivors. This all-in-one tool helps you stay organized and overcome anxiousness during the overwhelming journey.

Manta Planner helps both patients and caregivers make decisions about treatment options, track and manage symptoms, stay organized, and mindfully connect with their emotions.

Take this planner to all your medical appointments to keep track of what your doctor says!

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Avalable on Amazon, anywhere in the world

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Learn from our community of caregivers, survivors, and experts

Podcast, newsletter, free resources

Get the best care, live your best life.

We believe that our voices are important, and we work with our medical doctors to get the best care we can. Our podcast brings together the best in cancer. Our guests include oncologists, researchers, caregivers, advocates, and survivors.

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Workouts For Cancer Patients During Treatment

June 27, 2024
Guest post by Mike Linn Medically reviewed by Dr. Doug Blayney on June 27, 2024 Introduction Finding the motivation to work out consistently can be a serious challenge. The couch...

Workouts For Cancer Patients During Treatment

June 27, 2024
Guest post by Mike Linn Medically reviewed by Dr. Doug Blayney on June 27, 2024 Introduction Finding the motivation to work out consistently can be a serious challenge. The couch...
Should You Still Have Mammograms After Age 75?

June 26, 2024
Medically reviewed by Dr. Douglas Blayney on June 26, 2024. Introduction As a breast cancer survivor, I know how scary mammograms can seem. But they’re important because they can help...

Should You Still Have Mammograms After Age 75?

June 26, 2024
Medically reviewed by Dr. Douglas Blayney on June 26, 2024. Introduction As a breast cancer survivor, I know how scary mammograms can seem. But they’re important because they can help...
What is the CHEK2 Gene Mutation?

June 19, 2024
Medically reviewed by Dr. Doug Blayney on June 19, 2024. Introduction Having a genetic mutation can sound really scary at first. A fellow cancer survivor once commented that when she...

What is the CHEK2 Gene Mutation?

June 19, 2024
Medically reviewed by Dr. Doug Blayney on June 19, 2024. Introduction Having a genetic mutation can sound really scary at first. A fellow cancer survivor once commented that when she...