New partnership connects health plan and employer populations with personalized oncology supportive care beyond the treatment setting
ATLANTA, Oct. 8, 2026 /PRNewswire-PRWeb/ -- Iris by OncoHealth®, a leading virtual oncology supportive care solution providing specialized clinical, emotional, and practical support to individuals living with cancer and their caregivers, today announced a strategic partnership with Solera Health, the premier digital health delivery company creating flexible solutions to seamlessly connect people to on-benefit care through health plans and employers. Through the partnership, Iris will be offered as part of Solera's new Cancer Care Network, expanding access to supportive care for people navigating cancer.
Launching today, Solera's Cancer Care Network brings together solutions designed to address important needs across the cancer continuum. As the network's comprehensive supportive care solution, Iris provides 24/7 access to oncology-trained nurses, licensed mental health therapists, and registered dietitians and nutritionists, complementing cancer treatment with specialized support between appointments and beyond the treatment setting.
A cancer diagnosis can bring questions and challenges that extend well beyond a treatment appointment. Symptoms may arise at home, emotional concerns may surface at work, and questions about nutrition, side effects, or day-to-day life can come up at any time. Iris gives individuals and their caregivers a trusted resource to turn to when those needs arise, with access through the web, the app, or by phone.
"Cancer care continues long after a patient leaves the oncologist's office," said Andrew Norden, MD, Chief Medical Officer at OncoHealth. "Iris was created to meet the needs that arise outside the clinic setting, giving people living with cancer and their caregivers access to oncology expertise whenever they need it. Our partnership with Solera lets us bring that support to more patients through health plans and employers."
Through Solera's Cancer Care Network, Iris will have the opportunity to reach individuals through Solera's health plan and employer relationships by providing ongoing access to experts who understand the unique challenges of cancer. The partnership also brings Iris into a broader cancer care ecosystem that connects people with solutions designed to support different needs across cancer care.
"Iris brings specialized supportive care to an important part of the cancer care experience that can often happen outside the clinical setting," said Mohammed Saeed, MD, PhD, Chief Medical Officer at Solera Health. "By including Iris in our Cancer Care Network, we can connect people and their caregivers with additional support that complements cancer treatment and addresses the needs that arise along the way."
Available October 8
Iris will be available as part of Solera's Cancer Care Network beginning October 8, 2026, subject to health plan and employer participation and eligibility.
For more information about Iris by OncoHealth, visit www.irisoncology.com.
About Iris by OncoHealth
Iris by OncoHealth is a comprehensive oncology supportive care solution for individuals living with cancer and their caregivers. Iris provides 24/7 access to oncology-trained nurses, licensed mental health therapists, and registered dietitians, offering specialized clinical, emotional, and practical support beyond the treatment setting. Available through the web, smartphone app, or phone, Iris provides expert guidance, personalized resources, and ongoing support to individuals and their caregivers across all 50 states to manage the challenges that can arise while living with cancer. Learn more at www.irisoncology.com.
About Solera Health
Solera Health delivers a managed, performance-based digital health network purpose-built for health plans and their employer clients. Its curated network of 30-plus clinically validated digital health programs – including CDC-recognized programs – spans eight chronic condition categories – including behavioral health, diabetes, MSK, weight management, and cancer care – and operates on a pay-for-performance, claims-based billing model that aligns program cost with clinical results. The Solera HALO Platform intelligently matches members to best-fit interventions and integrates directly into health plan operations. For more information, visit www.soleranetwork.com
Media Contact
Brett Erhardt, OncoHealth, 1 914.844.5788, [email protected], https://oncohealth.us/
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