Providence Swedish Cancer Institute – Everett, Medical Oncology Clinic and Infusion Center
Providence Swedish Cancer Institute – Everett, Medical Oncology Clinic and Infusion Center
Our Approach
Providence Swedish Cancer Institute – Everett, Medical Oncology Clinic and Infusion Center makes it easier for more patients in Snohomish County to get vital cancer care and infusion treatments for both cancer and benign blood disorders – close to home.
Your comfort and safety are at the heart of everything we do. You’ll receive expert care from our medical oncologist, advanced practice clinician (APC) and registered nurses trained through the Oncology Nursing Society. Infusions are administered in a calm, healing environment with views of Puget Sound and Mount Rainier.
If you require a specialized cancer treatment that isn’t offered at our location, we still provide access to all the available services at Providence Swedish Cancer Institute. The patient support resources offered through Providence Regional Cancer Partnership are available to you as well.
Our Services
We take a personalized approach to your care and consider specific characteristics of your cancer to help develop your treatment plan. You may receive one or more of the following:
- Blood product administration, including blood transfusions
- Central line care and management
- Dressing changes
- Flushing
- Chemotherapy
- Hydration
- Immunotherapy
- Implanted vascular access device
- Assessment, de-accessing and/or re-accessing
- Complication identification and management
- Iron Infusions
- Ferric gluconate
- Iron dextran
- Iron sucrose
- IV infusions or injections
- Entyvio
- IV antibiotics, antifungal and antivirals
- IVIG
- Orencia
- Prolastin
- Prolia
- Reclast
- Remicade
- Retacrit
- Truxima
- On-site lab and pharmacy services
- Therapeutic phlebotomy
- Wound dressing changes
Recognition
U.S. News & World Report - Seattle Metro Best Regional Hospital (2025-26)
Frequently Asked Questions
We’re located at Providence Regional Medical Center Everett. Our clinic is on the 8th floor of the A-Wing on the Colby Campus.
The 13th street entrance has the closest access to our elevators.
Providence Regional Medical Center Everett has a parking garage available for a daily fee, and street parking is also available.
The parking garage is located on the Colby Campus off Colby Avenue and 13th Street.
Treatment time can vary depending on the type of infusion you’re receiving. There are other factors that may influence the duration of your treatment, such as:
- Lab testing: Some infusions require lab tests to be drawn prior to the scheduled infusion.
- Medication preparation: Treatment medications are only prepared by our pharmacy after you arrive and check in.
- Pre-medications: Many treatment programs require pre-medication. The length of time between taking the pre-medication and starting your infusion can be 15-60 minutes.
Check with your nurse for an estimate of your treatment time or any other questions or concerns.
Yes, a referral from your physician is required before we can schedule an appointment with you.
We accept a wide range of insurance providers. We recommend you contact your insurance provider and inquire with them directly.
Many infusion treatments that we provide require pre-authorization from your insurance company prior to your treatment. We work with you and your physician’s office staff to get authorization before scheduling your first appointment.
We want to ensure you’re mentally and physically prepared for your infusion treatment. Here are some best practices:
- Dress comfortably and bring layers. The infusion center’s temperature can fluctuate throughout the building.
- Drink plenty of fluids the day before, unless you’re directed otherwise by your physician.
- Give yourself enough time to arrive 15 minutes before your appointment. This allows you to navigate traffic or public transit, find parking and locate the infusion center.
Our rooms can accommodate one family member or friend during your treatment. To maintain a calm and healing environment, we respectfully ask that you speak quietly and not bring children with you.
While snacks may be provided to our patients, your companion will need to bring their own.
No children are permitted in the infusion treatment room. Any minor children must be accompanied by an additional adult and must wait in the waiting room.
Treatment rooms have a comfortable recliner chair and an area to hang your personal belongings.
You’re welcome to bring personal diversion/entertainment devices – computer, tablet, handheld game, cell phone, book, magazines, iPod, DVD player, etc. – and snack food of choice from home.
Our infusion center amenities include:
- Interpreter services
- Please notify us during appointment scheduling if you’d like us to make this service available to you.
- Pillows and warm blankets
- Snacks for patients, upon request*
- WiFi
At our Colby Campus, we have the following amenities:
- Cafeteria
- Gift shop
- Lab services
- Outpatient pharmacy
- Starbucks®
*Snacks are provided to patients only. Your companion may bring their own snacks or a meal. Food or beverages are available for purchase at the café and cafeteria.
Through the Providence Regional Cancer Partnership, we offer a range of support services, including counseling, naturopathic and nutrition services, supports groups, art therapy and more. Genetic counseling is also available to you and your family members.