If you're feeling unsure about your pathology report – which explains details like the type, size and stage of your cancer based on lab results – our team is here to help.

We’ll walk you through the report and answer your questions, so that you feel informed and confident about your diagnosis and treatment options.

With our Cancer Care program, you’ll receive care from highly skilled experts. Your team could potentially include:

• Clinical research professionals
• Genetic counselors
• Medical oncologists
• Nurse navigators
• Nurse practitioners
• Oncology registered nurses
• Patient navigators
• Pathologists
• Primary care physicians
• Radiation oncologists
• Radiologists
• Rehabilitation specialists
• Survivorship physicians
• Surgeons

Your treatment is unique to your diagnosis and needs. It may involve surgery, radiation, chemotherapy or targeted therapies, in addition to ongoing supportive care services.

Your team walks you through each step, helping you manage side effects and access resources like rehabilitation and survivorship programs. Our goal is to ensure that you always feel supported throughout your care.

Treatment timelines vary depending on your diagnosis and the type and stage of your cancer.

Medical oncology and radiation treatments typically involve multiple treatment sessions over a period of days or weeks. Your care team reviews your treatment plan with you, as well as any options that may impact length, frequency and duration of treatment.

Some surgical procedures are done on an outpatient basis. More complex cases may require a hospital stay.

Following active treatment, you will see your physician periodically to monitor for any signs of recurrence.

You may feel tired after treatment and experience common side effects like nausea, appetite changes or hair loss. Your care team can provide guidance to help manage side effects and support your recovery.

It’s important to rest, eat well and stay hydrated. Many patients return to light activities between sessions, but listen to your body and reach out to your team if you need extra care or support. Recovery from chemotherapy varies for each person.

Radiation side effects vary depending on the area being treated, the dose of radiation and your overall health. Common side effects include mild to more pronounced fatigue and skin irritation, such as redness, dryness or sensitivity in the treated area. You may also notice temporary changes such as swelling or hair loss in the treated areas.

Your care team monitors you closely and helps manage your symptoms. Most side effects disappear after treatment ends.

It’s natural to feel nervous about surgery, but your care team will talk you through the process, helping you prepare for surgery and answering all your questions well in advance.

As part of your personalized care plan, we offer surgical options tailored to your diagnosis and goals, including minimally invasive procedures, if possible, along with reconstruction if needed.

After surgery, we provide detailed recovery instructions and make sure that you have all the ongoing support you need to help you heal with confidence.

Throughout your cancer journey, we offer personal services and practical advice to help reduce stress and make your life a little easier.

These services include:

• Financial counseling
• Interpreter services
• Palliative care
• Pastoral care
• Patient navigation
• Rehabilitation programs
• Support services
• Survivorship care
• Wellness programs

Yes, getting a second opinion can help you feel more confident in your diagnosis and treatment plan. If you’ve already been diagnosed somewhere else, we’re here to help you take the next step.

Call our team at the number above. We’ll match you with the right specialist and help you schedule your visit.

Eligibility to participate in a clinical trial depends on factors such as:

• Cancer type and stage.
• Previous treatments.
• Overall health. Each trial has specific inclusion and exclusion criteria.

To learn more, contact your care team.