Whole-Person Approach
Beyond exercise, we take a whole-person approach to recovery by incorporating guidance around nutrition, lifestyle habits, and emotional well-being to support long-term health.
Crocus Foundation’s Prescribed Exercise Program provides medically supported, individualized rehabilitation designed to help cancer survivors rebuild strength, improve function, and move forward with confidence during and after treatment.
Our Prescribed Exercise Program is developed in partnership with oncology providers and led by certified Cancer Exercise Specialists to support individuals during and beyond cancer treatment.
Beyond exercise, we take a whole-person approach to recovery by incorporating guidance around nutrition, lifestyle habits, and emotional well-being to support long-term health.
Each participant receives a personalized exercise plan tailored to their diagnosis, treatment history, physical condition, and goals—helping safely rebuild strength, endurance, balance, and mobility.
Participation in the Crocus Survivorship Program requires a completed medical referral from your oncologist or healthcare provider.
This referral helps our specialists understand your diagnosis, treatment history, and overall health so we can personalize your care safely and effectively, while keeping your medical team informed of your participation.
Once your referral is received, one of our Cancer Exercise Specialists will contact you to schedule your Discovery Visit.
During this one-hour appointment, you’ll:
Connect with your specialist and tour Crocus Rehabilitation Center.
Explore your medical background and lifestyle priorities.
Share your recovery journey, concerns, and future aspirations.
Complete brief evaluations to measure mobility and performance.
Crocus Foundation is committed to removing financial barriers to care.
If you are seeking scholarship support to participate in the program, please complete the scholarship request form and bring it with you to your Discovery Visit.
Participation in the Crocus Survivorship Program requires a completed medical referral from your oncologist or healthcare provider.
This referral helps our specialists understand your diagnosis, treatment history, and overall health so we can personalize your care safely and effectively, while keeping your medical team informed of your participation.