“…Range of adherence to recommended office visits was from 60% to 92% within the first 12 to 18 months after cancer diagnosis in younger patients (Carpentier, Vernon, Bartholomew, Murphy, & Bluethmann, ; Katz et al, ) and may decrease to 67% at five years in younger population (Rolnick et al, ). Older age, poor performance status and comorbid conditions are frequently reported as associated with a lower adherence to surveillance in cancer survivors in community dwelling (Kukar, Watroba, Miller, Kumar, & Edge, ; Marcus, Raji, & Chen, ; Misu, Preethi, & Aleyamma, ; Salloum et al, ; Tan, Moldovan‐Johnson, Gray, Hornik, & Armstrong, ). Among them, patients aged 80 and older are less likely to undergo surveillance, with lower rate of oncologic follow‐up (relative risk: 0.32; 95% CI 0.22–0.45, p < 0.05) (Rulyak, Mandelson, Brentnall, Rutter, & Wagner, ).…”