The offer
The 90-Day Beacon Pass
One pass for the stretch when the questions, results, appointments, and decisions can come quickly.
Come back before every visit, when a new result arrives, when something changes, or whenever another question comes up. Beacon carries your context forward, so you don’t start over every time.
What it gives you
A map for the decisions ahead: what matters now, what still needs clarification, what may need attention next, and the questions worth asking first.
How it works
Bring what you have and what’s on your mind. Beacon structures it around your clinical context, priorities, and current oncology evidence.
What you take into the appointment
Two appointment-ready documents: one for you, and one for your care team.
Less than $2 a day during the stretch when cancer decisions can come quickly and new questions keep appearing.
One payment. No subscription. No auto-renewal.
- 90 days of Beacon access, from diagnosis into treatment
- Unlimited questions. Unlimited uploads. Unlimited downloads for your personal use.
- Bring your reports, pathology, notes, and what matters to you. Beacon works from your actual situation, not a generic cancer checklist.
- More than the medical questions, with eight areas of your life considered: clinical care, finances, work, logistics, relationships, mental health, legal considerations, and information and advocacy.
- A map for the decisions ahead that builds with you, carrying forward what’s been answered, what remains open, and what may need attention next. Your Decision Readiness Record captures that map for you.
- Two appointment-ready documents before every visit: one for you with what matters and what to ask, and one for your care team with the context, priorities, and open decisions they need to see quickly.
You don’t have to figure everything out in one sitting.
Come back whenever something changes. Beacon carries your context forward for the full 90 days.
Ready when you are
Secure checkout takes about a minute. Your access details arrive by email, and your first Beacon conversation can start right away.
Payments handled by Stripe. Educational tool, not a substitute for your care team.
Because this isn’t a one-appointment problem.
A new diagnosis, recurrence, or major change in care can set off a series of results, appointments, and decisions: staging, biomarker testing, treatment planning, second opinions, and the practical realities of work, money, and support.
The 90-Day Beacon Pass stays with you through that stretch. Come back when a result arrives, before the next appointment, or whenever something changes. Beacon remembers what came before and rebuilds the map around where you are now.
And when treatment begins, Beacon changes with you.
Want Beacon with you longer?
Before your pass ends, you can choose to continue with Beacon Continuity for $20/month.
Completely optional. Nothing renews automatically.
Questions People Ask Before They Start
Do oncologists mind when patients show up this prepared?+
No, and this is one of the most consistent things we hear back. Everything the Beacon produces is written in collaborative language: questions to confirm, decisions to discuss, symptoms described with clear, functional detail. A prepared patient makes the visit more efficient, which is the entire point. As one user put it: "I received frequent comments from my doctors about how prepared and well informed I was."
Is this medical advice?+
No. The Together4Cancer® Beacon is an educational tool. It does not provide medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment recommendations, and like any AI tool, it can be wrong. Always verify anything you receive with your treating oncologist. All clinical decisions belong to you and your care team. Read how the evidence works →
Does it work for all cancer types?+
Yes, lung, breast, colorectal, prostate, ovarian, blood cancers, and rare diagnoses where information is hardest to find. The Beacon adapts to your specific diagnosis, proposed treatment, biomarker profile, and where you are in care. And because the underlying evidence base is updated as research evolves, the questions it prepares with you reflect what's known now, not what was known a year ago. For patients with rare cancers, this is often where members tell us it matters most, because that's exactly where good information is scarcest.
I don't have all my medical records yet. Can I still start?+
Yes. Start with what you have, even if that's only the diagnosis and what you've been told so far. The Beacon works from where you are and tells you which results are worth asking for. As reports arrive, add them, and your map updates.
Whose interests does this actually serve?+
Yours, only yours. The guidance you receive answers to you, not to a hospital system, a pharmaceutical company, or an advertiser.
Before the next appointment
The question you remember in the car
can’t help you in the room.
Beacon helps you find the questions worth asking before the appointment, then carries forward what’s still open when the next result, change, or decision arrives.
Bring what you have. Beacon brings the structure.
The 90-Day Beacon Pass
Unlimited access from diagnosis into treatment.
P.S. You’re going to have questions you haven’t thought of yet. That’s why Beacon isn’t built for one appointment.
It’s built for what happens next.
Want to see exactly what you’ll walk in with?
We’ll send you two sample Beacon documents, created for a fictional patient:
- The Decision Readiness Record for the patient.
- The Pre-Treatment Care Team Brief for their oncology team.
See exactly what Beacon turns a conversation into before you decide.
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Free. We’ll also send occasional guidance for preparing for cancer appointments. Unsubscribe anytime.
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Important: The Together4Cancer® Beacon is an educational tool. It is not a medical device, does not provide medical advice, and is not a substitute for the judgment of a licensed oncologist or care team. AI-generated content can contain errors. Always discuss any guidance from this tool with your physicians before making clinical decisions.