When medical oncologist Lidia Schapira, MD, and I met about two years ago, we discussed her ideas of integrating primary care into survivorship at Stanford. All primary care practices, including my own, already care for survivors. As this is not a topic that I learned about in training, I wasn't sure what would be different about calling it survivorship.  I learned more by attending national conferences and reviewing online curricula on survivorship. I also spent clinic days with oncologists as they saw patients. As I started to learn about survivorship, I realized that cancer and cancer treatment changes all aspects of patients' health -- medical, emotional and social -- for the rest of their lives.