Presbyterian Healthcare 
Are you Newly Diagnosed or do you need a Second Opinion?
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We can help those newly diagnosed with cancer.
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We offer Cancer Clinics, where cancer specialists meet together at one time in the convenience of a single location to consider each patient's case and make the best, most comprehensive recommendation for treatment. We also participate in national research trials, providing patients access to the latest cancer treatment options.
The Clinics are currently offered for:
- Breast cancer
- Urologic/prostate cancer
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Thoracic cancers
- includes lung cancer, esophageal cancer and mediastinal or cardiac cancer
- Gastrointestinal/colorectal cancer
- Melanoma
In one visit, patients will get education on the disease process, treatment options, support services and opinions and evaluations from each physician specialist. Patients also receive the group's consensus on what the individual treatment plan should involve.
The comprehensive team of specialists includes:
- Medical Oncologist
- Radiation Oncologist
- Surgeon
- Pulmonologist (lung clinic only)
- Pathologist
- Radiologist
- Research Nurse
- Nurse Educator
- Nutritionist
- Wellness Specialist
- Volunteer Cancer Survivor
Making an appointment
Patients can make a self-referral, or physicians can refer a patient to any of the clinics for either primary care or as a second opinion. For more information or for a clinic referral, call 704-384-5372.
We offer the most advanced cancer diagnostic technology available today, as well as a team of expert physicians and cancer diagnostic specialists.
We want our patients to receive the most comprehensive treatment available: treatment that cares for the person as well as the disease.
Our participation in national research trials keeps us on the cutting edge of treatment for all kinds of cancer.
