Start with what you want to understand. We help bring together the useful records and evidence, then organize the findings into a report for discussion with your cancer care team. The report distinguishes considerations for the decision in front of you from those that may become relevant later.
Start with the diagnosis, decision, or uncertainty in front of you. Share what you know about your history, goals, and questions so we can understand what matters most right now.
Share what you already have. We help identify and gather the notes, pathology, imaging summaries, laboratory results, molecular reports, and treatment history needed to understand the complete case.
An oncology-led review brings together your complete case with clinical guidelines, published literature, molecular findings, treatment evidence, and relevant public trial information. Technology expands the search; clinical judgment leads the interpretation.
Receive personalized recommendations that distinguish what may matter now from what may matter later, plus questions to bring to your cancer care team. Your review includes one oncologist conversation to explain the report and clarify next steps, with the option for ongoing access to a dedicated oncologist for in-between questions.
Evidence sources may include
One connected review
Answers organized around the decision in front of you.
Request Early Access →Plain language before jargon, with the decision point kept visible.
Your history, goals, and current care shape how the evidence is interpreted.
Stronger questions and a clearer view for shared decisions with your care team.
Start with your question
Make the language, biology, and current decision point easier to see.
Understand the evidence, alternatives, and tradeoffs around the path in front of you.
Surface potentially relevant studies and the eligibility questions that still need live confirmation.
Turn a complex review into focused questions for your treating clinicians.
The practical details
Clear answers about what the review is, what it needs, and how it fits alongside your existing care.
It brings your case context, a clear clinical impression, reference-supported recommendations, treatment and testing considerations, potentially relevant clinical trials, and focused questions for your cancer care team into one organized report.
Useful records may include your most recent oncology note, pathology, imaging summaries, laboratory results, molecular testing, and treatment history. You can begin with what you already know. We help identify what else may be useful and support you in bringing the case together.
The typical seven-day review period begins after the needed information is available. It does not begin when you join the early-access list. If you have an upcoming decision, tell the team about the date and confirm what timing is possible.
No. Total Health provides educational decision support to help you understand evidence, uncertainty, and useful questions. Diagnosis and treatment decisions remain with the licensed clinicians responsible for your care.
Total Health separates the public website from the private member experience. Our privacy materials explain what information is collected, how it is used, and the choices available to you.
Read our privacy policy ↗Enter your email on the early-access page. We will email you as capacity becomes available. Requesting access does not book an appointment or start a case review.
No. A report may identify studies worth discussing, but current recruitment status and eligibility need confirmation with your treating team and the study site. A possible match does not reserve a place in a trial.
Start with the task you need help with: understanding evidence, arranging appointments, managing costs, or seeking another medical opinion. Different services cover different needs.
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Understand the service and the questions to ask before choosing support.
Bring your priorities, questions, and a simple notes sheet.
Find the type of help that fits the task in front of you.
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See every credible path. Ask better questions.
Move forward with clarity.
