How do I get in touch with my patient navigation team?
Your team is available to answer any questions you may have about your treatment or support services. You can contact them by calling Monday through Friday, 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. or emailing anytime. If it is after hours, you may leave us a non-urgent voicemail and we will return your call the following business day.
Emergency Symptoms
You should not call your patient navigation team for emergency symptoms, as these require immediate attention.
- Altered cognition
- Fainting episodes or loss of consciousness
- Severe bleeding
- Severe chest pain
- Shortness of breath while resting
- Slurred speech and weakness on one side of the body
- Swelling of the throat
- Trouble breathing
- Unresponsiveness
- Vomiting blood
"My patient navigator walked me through everything that was going to happen during my treatment, she helped me get a wig. When I called her, she always answered. If she was not available, she would get back to me very quickly. She was very caring and compassionate."
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Brain Fitness Lab
The goal of the Brain Fitness Lab at Miami Cancer Institute is to restore and prevent chemotherapy-induced cognitive impairment in cancer patients. Cognitive remediation training has a demonstrated benefit in restoring cognitive function in cancer survivors. The Cancer Patient Support Center developed the Brain Fitness Lab to provide customized cognitive remediation training with computerized brain-training protocols and neuropsychological interventions to restore and enhance cancer survivors’ cognitive and functional outcomes.
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