Oncomove is a community-first digital rehabilitation service supporting people before, during, and after cancer treatment. We exist to close a growing and urgent gap in cancer care: access to tailored, evidence-based movement support.

Despite decades of research showing that exercise improves recovery, reduces side effects, and enhances survival, most people affected by cancer are never offered structured rehabilitation. This is especially true for those who are immunosuppressed, living with fatigue, or unable to attend in-person sessions due to mobility, work, or caregiving responsibilities.

Our clinically guided 12-session programme is delivered entirely online, combining 1-to-1 and small group support led by cancer exercise specialists. We tailor each programme to the individual, using structured assessments and validated outcome tools to track physical and psychological change. Follow-ups at 6 and 12 months help ensure long-term impact.

Founded by Clinical Exercise Physiologist and PhD researcher Isaac Oppong, Oncomove is rooted in both academic evidence and real-world delivery. Our early research has shown improvements in fatigue, strength, mood, and confidence and highlights the demand for accessible, culturally responsive cancer rehab.

We work closely with NHS teams, social prescribers, and community organisations to ensure we reach those most affected by health inequalities. Our long-term vision is to create a scalable, sustainable model of rehabilitation that’s embedded into routine care ensuring no one is left behind in their recovery.

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