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Learn about the world's first interactive cancer navigation system.
Align your teams & strategy on a unified patient journey map
leverage a tool that is built for survivors, by survivors
We're a team of survivors and oncologists who have designed Your Cancer GPS™ to help our partners:
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Patient + Clinician Insights
Our maps combine clinical guidelines, operations, and the patient experience.
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Interactive & kept up to date
Manta Maps can be accessed and used on our patent pending web application.
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Comprehensive & modular
Manta Maps can be customized and tailored to specific teams, and compliance measures.
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"Manta Cares helped me understand my options for reconstruction and plastic surgery."
Early Stage Breast Cancer Survivor
How Your Cancer GPS works
Disease-specific maps of the entire cancer experience.
A step-by-step guide to let patients and their families know what to expect next. We’ve created the full-map for breast cancer based on what others have gone through and what oncologists recommend.
Self-management templates & tools.
Empower patients with self-management tools to track symptoms, organize medications, and follow a personalized care checklist.
Comprehensive database of support services.
We’ve put together a list of reputable support services for your patients and their families to get patients the help they need when they need it.
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By Survivors, For Survivors.
Manta Cares was founded by breast cancer survivor Samira Daswani during her chemotherapy treatments. Cancer is hard. Period. We know because we've been there. But some aspects of the experience don’t have to be. That’s why our team—made up of survivors, caregivers, oncologists, and nurses—came together to create tools and resources to make navigating this experience easier.