There were no differences among the survivor subgroups with regards to who should provide cancer survivorship care, having a primary care physician or having an oncologist outside of our tertiary referral hospital. Male survivors rated sexuality and fertility as more important than women (P 5 0.004); otherwise there were no significant differences based on gender. Survivors who were younger than 60 years old at time of diagnosis identified a plan for monitoring overall health problems (P 5 0.03), sexuality and fertility (P 5 0.007), mental health services (P 5 0.044), and financial issues (P 5 0.042) as more important than survivors who were older than 60 years old at diagnosis. There were no differences in responses obtained from survivors greater than 5 years compared to those less than 5 years from the time of diagnosis.