Infusion services & chemotherapy
We offer medical oncology services such as infusion therapy and chemotherapy treatments in convenient locations. In comfortable settings, we are staffed by specialists certified in oncology nursing and chemotherapy.
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What you need to know about infusion services and medical oncology
Infusion therapy
Our infusion centers provide services to oncology and non-oncology adult patients. Treatments include:
- Chemotherapy
- Neoadjuvant chemotherapy given prior to a surgical procedure to shrink the tumor
- Adjuvant chemotherapy given after surgery to destroy any remaining cancerous cells
- Targeted biological therapies
- Blood product administration
- Long-term antibiotic and other intravenous-related treatments
- Personalized education on what to expect during and after treatments
Chemotherapy
Chemotherapy can treat a wide variety of cancers such as:
- Blood cancer and disorders
- Cutaneous T-cell lymphoma
- Leukemia
- Non-Hodgkin lymphoma
- Head and neck cancers
- Gynecological cancers
- Other cancers
Amenities
Our sites are designed to be comfortable, supportive spaces featuring the following amenities to make the experience more pleasurable.
- Music and movies
- Books and magazines
- Refreshments
- Integrative medicine therapies, such as therapeutic touch, Reiki and massage
Note that amenities vary by location; please confirm prior to your appointment.
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