You are more than your cancer
We accept
Coverage varies by state
Work with an American Cancer Society-certified counselor
We’ll match you with a dedicated counselor with expertise in cancer care for 1-on-1 virtual sessions and 24/7 chat support with Jasper’s Care Team.
Get the most out of your clinical care
Get organized, prepare questions ahead of clinical appointments, evaluate treatment options, and more with support from your Jasper counselor.
Take action with resources tailored to you
Based on your specific situation, your Jasper counselor will find, vet, and connect you to community organizations and relevant educational resources.
Cope with stress and uncertainty
Jasper’s expert cancer counselors can help you manage stress at every stage of cancer treatment and process your experiences.
How Jasper helped Michele thrive during treatment
Michele was diagnosed with invasive lobular carcinoma in 2017 and, after five years of being cancer-free, had a recurrence in 2023. Adjusting to her new normal was Michele’s top concern when she came to Jasper: “I wanted to not just survive, I wanted to thrive.”
Michele was matched with Sarah, one of Jasper’s counselors. They began by focusing on nutrition:
“We talked a lot about healthy strategies for eating, like making sure that I had small meals during the day. When I was finishing up with a cycle of medicine, my blood count would be really low, so I needed more protein and rest. And if I needed to rest, I couldn’t beat myself up about it.
Cancer support tailored to you
Where you are in treatment gives us a starting point for what type of support will be most impactful, though each session will be tailored to what you need most.
Newly Diagnosed
WHO IS IT FOR?
People looking for trusted resources to help them understand their diagnosis
COMMON SUPPORT AREAS
- Finding trusted resources about your diagnosis
- Preparing questions for your clinical team
- Understanding your treatment options
- Developing skills to manage stress and anxiety
- Navigating conversations with friends, family, and colleagues
In Treatment
WHO IS IT FOR?
People currently undergoing
cancer treatment
COMMON SUPPORT AREAS
- Developing skills to manage stress and anxiety
- Monitoring and managing side effects
- Arranging in-home help and transportation to and from appointments
- Preparing for conversations with your oncologist
- Creating a meal plan that allows you to eat well
No Longer in Treatment
WHO IS IT FOR?
People who are receiving palliative care, advanced care, or have stopped treatment without being in remission
COMMON SUPPORT AREAS
- Monitoring and managing pain and discomfort
- Connecting with support groups and partner organizations
- Advocating for your needs to your care team
- Having difficult conversations with loved ones
- Navigating your grief
Survivorship
WHO IS IT FOR?
People whose cancer is in remission and are adjusting to life after treatment
COMMON SUPPORT AREAS
- Adjusting to life after treatment
- Monitoring and managing lingering side effects, including physical limitations
- Working through scanxiety
- Creating a roadmap for your long-term well-being
- Making sense of your diagnoses and your treatment experiences
Newly Diagnosed
WHO IS IT FOR?
People who are looking for trusted resources to help them understand their diagnosis
COMMON SUPPORT AREAS
- Finding trusted resources about your diagnosis
- Preparing questions for your clinical team
- Understanding your treatment options
- Developing skills to manage stress and anxiety
- Navigating conversations with friends, family, and colleagues
In Treatment
WHO IS IT FOR?
People currently undergoing cancer treatment
COMMON SUPPORT AREAS
- Developing skills to manage stress and anxiety
- Monitoring and managing side effects
- Arranging in-home help and transportation to and from appointments
- Preparing for conversations with your oncologist
- Creating a meal plan that allows you to eat well
No Longer in Treatment
WHO IS IT FOR?
People who are receiving palliative care, advanced care, or have stopped treatment without being in remission
COMMON SUPPORT AREAS
- Monitoring and managing pain and discomfort
- Connecting with support groups and partner organizations
- Advocating for your needs to your care team
- Having difficult conversations with loved ones
- Navigating your grief
Survivorship
WHO IS IT FOR?
People whose cancer is in remission and are adjusting to life after treatment
COMMON SUPPORT AREAS
- Adjusting to life after treatment
- Monitoring and managing lingering side effects, including physical limitations
- Working through scanxiety
- Creating a roadmap for your long-term well-being
- Making sense of your diagnoses and your treatment experiences
Little to no cost cancer support
Jasper is designed to meet your needs, not add extra stress. Meet with your counselor virtually at whatever frequency you choose, whether that’s weekly or once a month.
Use Insurance
Copay
Coverage and copays vary
by state and insurance plan.
Pay Out-Of-Pocket
$30/session
If your insurance doesn’t cover Jasper, our out-of-pocket rate is $30/session.
Gift Sessions
$30/session
Cover the cost of 5 or 10 sessions for a loved one.
In-network with:
Coverage varies by state.
Call or text our Care Team at (929) 552-3904 to verify your insurance coverage and for information about payment assistance programs.
Meet a few members of our care team
While your clinical team focuses on diagnosis and treatment, Jasper helps with everything else. Jasper’s counselors are American Cancer Society-certified experts with years of experience in oncology care. We’ll match you with a counselor who is equipped to support your specific needs.
How to get started
Getting started with Jasper is easy. Follow these three steps to connect with our Care Team:
Tell us about your experience with cancer
Share some information about your diagnosis and the support you’re looking for through our secure, online form.
Schedule a free consultation
Speak with our team to confirm your eligibility and ask any lingering questions you might have.
Meet for 1-on-1 care
Your counselor will tailor sessions to your specific concerns and challenges, so you can get the support you need to feel more like yourself.
Jasper is the new gold standard in 1-on-1 cancer support
Jasper is a founding member of CancerX, an innovation program announced by the White House as part of its Cancer Moonshot initiative.
Frequently Asked Questions
What type of care does Jasper offer?
Jasper offers supportive care, which focuses on everything that happens outside of your clinical appointments. Jasper’s care counselors help you with pain management, nutritional guidance, social support, preparing for appointments, understanding treatment options, and more at every stage of cancer treatment, from newly diagnosed to survivorship.
How is Jasper different from my clinical care?
Jasper does not replace advice or treatment from your clinical team. Jasper’s counselors support you through the emotional, mental, and physical challenges of cancer, but do not make clinical recommendations.
While your clinical team focuses on your diagnosis and treatment, Jasper helps you access quality care, vetted resources, and feel more in control.
Are all your services virtual?
Yes. Jasper sessions take place virtually via video call, phone call, or online chat.
What will I work on with my Jasper counselor?
It’s up to you! Together, you’ll create a care plan tailored to your needs at any given moment. While we use your treatment stage as a jumping off point, you can ask your counselor for support with anything that feels important, like financial resource assistance, managing side effects, coordinated rides to and from appointments, having hard conversations with friends and family, and more. Learn more about our programs here.
How much does Jasper cost?
Who is eligible for Jasper's services?
Jasper is available in most states and is covered by select insurance plans. Check your eligibility here or call us at (929) 552-3904 with questions.