Cancer Care

Cancers we treat

Brain TumorsOur neuroscience team provides expert support and effective treatment for brain tumors.

Breast CancerWe offer mammograms, preventative breast screenings and breast cancer treatment.

Colorectal CancerWe offer comprehensive, compassionate colorectal cancer care tailored to you.

Gastrointestinal CancerGastrointestinal (GI) oncologists provide complete diagnosis and treatment for GI tumors.

Lung and Thoracic CancerLung experts provide specialized diagnosis and treatment options for lung and thoracic cancers.

MelanomaOncologists offer effective diagnosis and treatment options for melanoma, a type of skin cancer.

Pancreatic CancerOncologists offer accurate diagnosis and effective treatment options for pancreatic cancer.

Prostate CancerOncologists offer accurate diagnosis and effective treatment options for prostate cancer.

Women's CancerOncologists offer accurate diagnosis and effective treatment options for gynecologic cancers.

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Learn more about our cancer treatments

All our patients are seamlessly connected to our flagship Carol G. Simon Cancer Center at Morristown Medical Center and Overlook Medical Center.

Chemotherapy and Infusion Services

CyberKnife Radiosurgery

Hyperthermic Intraperitoneal Chemotherapy

Immunotherapy

Inpatient Cancer Treatments

NanoKnife Surgical Ablation

Neuro-Oncology

Radiation Therapy

Radiotherapy & Radiosurgery

Robotic Surgery

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World-class cancer research

Leading the fight against cancer with innovative research, Atlantic Health Cancer Consortium (AHCC) is the first New Jersey-based National Cancer Institute Community Oncology Research Program (NCORP).

Lauren D.'s story

"Cancer touches women of all ages…Know your body. Check your breasts regularly. If you think something’s wrong, call your doctor. The sooner you find a sign and get it diagnosed, the better your prognosis will be."

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Stay ahead of your health

Preventive care guidelines change. That’s why we created an interactive tool that makes it easy to know what preventive care you need and when.

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Cancer Care What are colon polyps, and when should you be concerned?As we age, it’s common for polyps to grow in the colon or rectum. An Atlantic Health System expert outlines why colon polyps should be removed, if found during your colonoscopy.

Healthy LivingCan diet and exercise lower your cancer risk?Learn how lifestyle modifications like diet and exercise can lower your cancer risk with practical advice from Atlantic Health System.

Women's HealthCervical health check: how to lower your cervical cancer riskCervical cancer is the 3rd most common gynecological cancer. Learn about risk factors and how to prevent this cancer with tips from Atlantic Health System.

COVID-19Delayed screening, devastating diagnosis: How COVID-19 cancellations impacted one woman’s health Karen, like millions of other women, kept postponing her annual mammogram. When she finally made it in for her screening, the results came with a breast cancer diagnosis. Now a cancer survivor, Karen has a message for women—don’t delay. Stay on top of your annual breast screening.

News & Innovation3 Advancements Offer New Hope in the Fight Against Lung CancerNew robotics, fluorescent medication and high-voltage but low-temp electrical pulses represent three new advancements in the fight against lung cancer.

Women's HealthHigh-risk breast cancer assessment: know your risk levelWe're helping patients understand their risk for breast cancer and providing comprehensive services for those at high risk.

Men's HealthThe importance of prostate cancer screeningsAn estimated that 1 in 8 men will be diagnosed with prostate cancer. Early screening can help detect the disease when it’s most treatable.

Cancer CareThe early warning signs of thyroid cancer: what to look forCases of thyroid cancer are on the rise. But the news isn’t all bad. Thyroid cancer is treatable — especially when caught early.