DE SCR25

Directs Delaware's Insurance Commissioner and Department of Health and Social Services to work with insurance companies and the medical community to establish policies promoting 100% issuance of Survivor Care Plans to cancer survivors within five years.

Defines Survivorship Care Plans as written documents that coordinate primary and follow-up cancer care, including treatment history, diagnostics, tumor characteristics, recovery information, screening recommendations, and referrals to follow-up providers.

Requires annual determination by the Insurance Commissioner and Department of Health and Social Services on whether savings from preventative treatment using survivor care plans exceed the costs of issuing them.

Recognizes approximately 13 million cancer survivors in the United States as of 2013, with projections to reach 18 million by 2022, and notes that over 60% of cancer survivors live at least five years past diagnosis.

Addresses the need to treat cancer as a long-term chronic disease rather than an acute disease and improve coordination between oncologists and primary care physicians.