Cancers We Treat
Radiation therapy is part of the treatment plan for roughly two out of three people diagnosed with cancer. Here is how we use it, diagnosis by diagnosis.
Our Approach
The same standard of care, wherever you're treated.
Every plan starts with your imaging, your pathology and a conversation. From there your physician selects the technique — and the dose — that treats the disease while protecting everything around it.
Radiation therapy may be used on its own, before or after surgery, or alongside chemotherapy. It can be curative, or it can relieve pain and pressure when comfort is the goal.
Not sure where to start?
Tell us what you're dealing with. If radiation therapy isn't the right answer, we'll say so.