Providence St. Mary Regional Cancer Center

Comprehensive Cancer Care, Close to Home

4.9   |  533 Ratings

At Providence St. Mary Regional Cancer Center, our specialty-trained doctors, nurses and other specialists collaborate to diagnose and treat common and rare cancers, planning effective treatments to help you feel better and achieve the best-possible long-term outcomes.

A cancer patient getting care

Request an Appointment

Our goal is to provide you with compassionate care every step of your cancer journey. Call us to request an appointment with our expert care team.

Our Approach

When you hear that you have cancer, it changes everything. At Providence, you're never alone in this journey. Our doctors, nurses and other specialists will give you the best-possible support, therapies and care, whatever type or stage of cancer you have. Your cancer team will work closely with you and your family to plan effective treatments and help you achieve the best-possible long-term outcomes.

Get access to free support groups and programs, support with insurance forms and financial concerns, and additional resources to support your care journey.

Housing is available for out-of-town patients receiving care at St. Mary Regional Cancer Center.

Survivorship Program

When you complete treatment, our Survivorship Program keeps you connected with your Providence cancer doctors and care team. You'll learn about preventive care, healthy lifestyle changes and resources to help you stay well.

Testimonials

“I have been cancer free for the past five months. I am in the driver seat again.”

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Don M.

“I have been cancer free for the past five months. I am in the driver seat again.”

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“I dream of the day we really do finish cancer.”

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Jessica R.

“I dream of the day we really do finish cancer.”

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“#FINISHCANCER means to learn from this diagnosis, live fully and help others.”

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Shawna Larsen, a grateful survivor
Shawna L.

“#FINISHCANCER means to learn from this diagnosis, live fully and help others.”

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