Exercise programs set up to meet the needs of cancer patients are emerging throughout the countryÂ
Exercise programs set up to meet the needs of cancer patients are emerging throughout the country. Listed below are some exercise programs that range in focus from individualized training and therapy to group exercise and support. Some programs help cancer patients of all ages, while others target the needs of an older population or other specific groups. Patients should consult their physician, nurse or social worker for a community- or hospital-based program that fits their specific needs.
Addressing Cancer Through Individualized Exercise (ACTIVE)
Seattle,swedish.org/body.cfm?id=2304, 206-215-6333
Beat Cancer Boot Camp
Tucson, Arizona, beatcancerbootcamp.com, 903-561-0149; 972-664-0523
Cancer Foundation for Life
Tyler, Texas, and Dallas area, cancerfoundationforlife.org, 903-561-0149; 972-664-0523
Cancer Well-fit Program
Santa Barbara, California, cancerwellfit.com, 805-966-6147
Duke Health and Fitness Center
Durham, North Carolina, cfl.duke.edu or www.dukefitness.org, 919-660-6660
George Washington University Cancer Institute's Healing with Basketball
Washington, D.C., gwumc.edu/gwci/healingwithbasketball.html, 202-994-3972
Ho’ola Cancer Exercise Wellness Program
Kailua, Hawaii, cancerexercisewellness.org, 808-778-6691
Healthy Steps
Available in 14 countries, including the United States, gohealthysteps.com, 877-365-6014
Mount Carmel Breast Cancer Exercise Program
Columbus, Ohio, mountcarmelhealth.com/programs-services/breast-cancer-exercise-program/, 614-234-4006
Moving on Aerobics
New York City, movingonaerobics.org, 212-229-8391
Summit Cancer Solutions
Select locations in Colorado, summitcancersolutions.org, 303-409-2206
Triumph Fitness Program
Sacramento, California, triumphfitnessprogram.com, 916-734-0823
Presbyterian Cancer Center's Strides to Strength program
Charlotte, North Carolina, presbyterian.org, 704-384-6953
LIVESTRONG at the YMCA
Select locations nationwide, livestrong.org/ymca, 866-673-7205
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