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Patient Education & Support

Cleveland Clinic Cancer Center offers many helpful education and support programs for patients and their families who are facing the difficulties of a cancer diagnosis.
Support Services at Cleveland Clinic Cancer Center

Support Services

At Cleveland Clinic, exceptional cancer care is complemented by services that address the emotional, psycho-social and financial needs of our patients. Patient Support Services are provided at no charge and made possible solely by way of philanthropic support.

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Patient Stories

Patient Stories

Doctors diagnosed David with colorectal cancer when he was 26 years old.

Diagnosed With Colorectal Cancer at 26, Man Reflects on Liver Transplant and Recovery

Mar 17, 2026

“I hope I can help ease the minds of young adults. Listening to your body and getting checked early can change everything.”
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Mike had advanced colorectal cancer that ultimately led to him undergoing a liver transplant at Cleveland Clinic.

Liver Transplant Offers New Path Forward For Man With Colorectal Cancer

Mar 3, 2026

“There are no setbacks, only setups for something great. Every day is a new chance to improve something in your life.”
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Left: Tim Beckner in the hospital with his daughter Nora. Right: Tim with wife, Stefanie, and daughters Emily and Nora

Healthy Father Diagnosed with Colorectal Cancer at 43 – With Zero Warning Signs

Feb 13, 2026

“I had zero symptoms, and no idea what was inside me. Because everyone did their job, I’m here. If Dr. Keshinro did not recommend that colonoscopy, I may not have been around in a few years. I credit Cleveland Clinic 100% with saving my life.”
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