Navigating surgery and recovery can feel overwhelming, especially after a diagnosis like breast cancer. Our surgical recovery resources are designed to guide you through every stage of the process—from preparing for surgery and understanding treatment options to managing post-op care and finding emotional support. Whether you’re seeking reliable medical information, local services, or trusted helplines, this collection offers links from respected medical organizations to help you feel informed, supported, and empowered.
These surgical recovery resources include national helplines, patient education websites, and organizations dedicated to supporting individuals facing surgery and recovery. Each one has been chosen for its credibility, up-to-date information, and patient-centered focus. We recommend bookmarking this page and sharing it with caregivers, friends, or family who may also be helping you during your recovery.
Note: Always consult with your medical team before making healthcare decisions.
📞 Breast Cancer Information & Hotlines
- American Cancer Society – Breast Cancer
- National Breast Cancer Foundation
- BreastCancer.org
- Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) – Breast Cancer
- Susan G. Komen Foundation
- National Cancer Institute – Breast Cancer
- Young Survival Coalition (for young adults with breast cancer)
- American Cancer Society Helpline
☎️ 1-800-227-2345 (24/7 support)
For information on cancer treatment, emotional support, and local resources. - Susan G. Komen Breast Care Helpline
☎️ 1-877-465-6636
📧 helpline@komen.org
Support from trained specialists and oncology social workers. - National Breast Cancer Foundation – Support Services
☎️ 1-844-219-2223
For questions about breast health, patient navigation, and financial assistance. - SHARE Cancer Support (for women with breast/ovarian cancers)
☎️ 1-844-ASK-SHARE (1-844-275-7427)
Peer support from survivors and advocates. - Cancer Support Community Helpline
☎️ 1-888-793-9355
Emotional and practical support from licensed professionals.
