How Chemotherapy is Used to Treat Cancer
Chemotherapy, commonly called “chemo”, is a systemic treatment that involves the use of chemicals (medication) to treat a disease. Although it can be used to treat a variety of diseases…
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Hematology-Oncology Providers
Services
The treatment of diseases (especially cancer), through the use of drugs that destroy cancerous cells and tissues.
Specialized training in the diagnosis and treatment of cancer using hormonal therapy, targeted therapy and chemotherapy.
Research studies that examine different medical treatments, strategies and devices to determine if they are safe for use.
Financial coordinators help patients navigate the financial burden of cancer diagnosis, treatment and management.
Pharmacy assistance programs help low-income or underinsured patients get free or low-cost medication based on eligibility.
Infusion therapy is an intravenous treatment to deliver medication. Select patients may be eligible for weekend infusions.
Support groups and educational courses help patients cope with their diagnosis and learn how to manage their condition.
Patient Education
Chemotherapy, commonly called “chemo”, is a systemic treatment that involves the use of chemicals (medication) to treat a disease. Although it can be used to treat a variety of diseases…
The lifestyle choices we make affect our risk for many conditions, including skin cancer. While some factors, like genetics, are uncontrollable, there are several that you can take charge of.…
Nutrition is a very important part of your routine while undergoing cancer treatment. Good nutrition provides the right calories and nutrients to keep the body strong during a time when…
