Background: Strategies to detect and treat breast cancer continue to improve, and as such, the number of survivors has grown dramatically. To date, there has not been a well-established model to provide cohesive care for breast cancer survivors. Care often feels fragmented and important issues are overlooked due to lack of continuity. The adoption of Survivorship Care Plans has aimed to fill this gap in care, but the literature still demonstrates that our patients’ needs are not being met. Methods: We present a comprehensive model for breast cancer care, within a multidisciplinary breast center, which incorporates consistent management from time of diagnosis through survivorship. This model utilizes the appointment of a dedicated breast internist that meets with each patient at the time of diagnosis and again assumes care at time of survivorship. The breast internists or “onco-generalists” have specialized training in breast cancer/survivorship and work alongside the entire multidisciplinary team. This unique approach incorporates individualized surveillance, integrative management of late treatment effects, and appropriate risk reducing lifestyle education. Results: The inclusion of a dedicated breast internist into survivorship care has been the standard within our center for over 10 years. With this model, we have found that survivorship care is more holistic with a focus on the patients’ overall needs. There is dedicated time to individualized risk assessment, appropriate surveillance, and modifiable risk factor education. The model also allows for incorporation of integrative medicine including mindfulness, acupuncture, and massage therapy to improve quality of life for patients. With this model, patients do not feel the abandonment that is so often experienced by survivors, but rather they feel empowered to enter their new life as a survivor. Conclusions: Continuity of care during and after breast cancer treatment remains a significant issue. By designating an internist with specialized breast training who initially meets with patients upfront, we have been able to create a more integrative approach to survivorship care, which encompasses the patients’ needs both surrounding and outside of their cancer diagnosis.