Osara Health is marking its 10th anniversary with a global call to make cancer support beyond medical treatment a standard part of care. Its Global Cancer Support Declaration has already been signed by 527 healthcare professionals worldwide, with a target of 2,000 signatures by the end of 2026.

Founded in 2016, Osara Health provides cancer support programmes through insurers and employers across the US, Canada, Australia, and New Zealand, now supporting more than 11 million covered lives. Its programmes focus on the physical, emotional, and practical challenges people face during and after cancer treatment.

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“As an oncologist, I watched people receive excellent treatment and then return home to manage fear, fatigue, work, and family largely on their own. Osara Health was founded to address the human side of cancer: how people feel, function, and live after diagnosis. Seeing colleagues around the world put their names to that belief is the best anniversary gift we could ask for,” said Dr Raghav Murali-Ganesh, CEO, Co-Founder of Osara Health, and Radiation Oncologist.

The initiative highlights the growing need for comprehensive cancer support as more people live with and beyond cancer. Osara Health says its programmes are supported by more than 11 peer-reviewed studies, including 2026 research reporting improvements in physical and mental health outcomes.

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“We started with an app, but the lesson of our first decade is simple: people do better when someone is in their corner between appointments,” said Tim Atkins, Co-Founder and COO of Osara Health. “The declaration is an invitation to make that support standard, wherever someone is diagnosed.”