ReNEW: Recharge, Revive, Relax, Nutrition, Exercise, and Wellness Program for Cancer Survivors
Mission

Better exercise, for better recovery from cancer. What kind of exercise should you do? How much? How often? The answers to these questions are different for every cancer patient and survivor and that's why the Wilmot Cancer Institute developed the ReNEW program.
Research-Based |
Exercise programs are based on the latest research involving cancer patients and survivors. |
Personalized |
Our recommendations take into account your age, goals, fitness level and cancer-related needs. |
Expert |
We provide exercise professionals who are certified by the American College of Sports Medicine and experienced in working with cancer patients. |
One-on-One |
We work closely with you to assess your needs, answer your questions, and teach you exercise techniques. |
Convenient |
Our exercise programs can be done at the Pluta Integrative Oncology & Wellness Center, at home, at a community fitness center, by yourself, or with others. |
ReNEW Program
Options
Option 1 | Option 2 | Option 3 | One-on-One

Events
3rd Annual Pluta Cancer Comedy Night
Laughter is the best medicine! Join us for a fun filled evening to benefit the patients of Pluta Cancer Center! Doug Emblidge will once again be hosting and we have a great lineup of comics! Tickets are only $20 and can be purchased online at https://www.carlsoncomedy.com/ or by calling Pluta Cancer Center at 585-486-0607.
Wednesday, March 18th | Comedy at the Carlson: 50 Carlson Rd | 7:00PM - 9:00PM
Warrior Walk 2019

On September 8th, 2019 the PEAK Laboratory participated in the 2019 Warrior Walk. The event raised funds for cancer research at Wilmot Cancer Institute and Wilmot’s Judy DiMarzo Cancer Survivorship Program. PEAK is proud to be a part of the Warrior Walk, celebrating amazing Warriors, and supporting the Judy DiMarzo Cancer Survivorship Program!
Warrior Walk 2019
Integrative Oncology
Integrative oncology incorporates individual therapies such as massage and group programs such as yoga and meditation. Research shows that when these modalities are used alongside traditional cancer care, they can help ease cancer-related symptoms, improve quality of life and lower anxiety associated with treatment.