What Is Case Prep in Oncology? A Complete Guide for Physicians and Care Teams
Cancer cases rarely arrive with all the information in one place. A chart might sit in one system, a specialist's notes in another, and trial eligibility details somewhere else entirely. Before a meaningful case discussion can happen, relevant information often needs to be organized. This is where Case Prep comes in: a streamlined process that consolidates chart review, curbside consults, and clinical trial matching into a single workflow, developed by 1104Health to support oncology teams working across community and academic settings. This guide breaks down what the process actually involves, why it matters for care coordination, and how it fits into the broader picture of oncology patient access and reimbursement support. Why Oncology Case Preparation Gets Complicated Most complex cancer cases involve more than one provider. A patient may see a community oncologist for ongoing treatment, a surgeon at a regional hospital, and a specialist at an academic center for additional inpu...