Regional Cancer Care

Regional Cancer Care Associates (RCCA) believes that overcoming cancer requires commitment. Though it is one of the largest oncology networks in the United States, RCCA takes a uniquely personal, community-based approach to cancer care. This enables the RCCA team to provide high-quality, compassionate treatment options for all individuals and their support systems, embracing an engaging, interactive communication approach.

By |2023-01-26T02:11:44-05:00December 17, 2022|Chapters|

Oklahoma Cancer Specialists and Research Institute (OCSRI)

Cancer treatment is personal. - As citizens of greater Tulsa, the Oklahoma Cancer Specialists and Research Institute (OCSRI) physicians and healthcare workers know this well. When they see patients, they’re providing their neighbors, friends, community leaders, church members, and family with high-quality, comprehensive care.

By |2023-02-13T16:39:49-05:00December 17, 2022|Chapters|

New York Cancer & Blood Specialists

New York Cancer & Blood Specialists (NYCBS) works tirelessly to provide focused, whole-person care for patients at its 20 locations throughout New York City and Long Island. With an extensive team of oncologists, nutritionists, nurse practitioners, physician assistants, and more, NYCBS is uniquely equipped to provide high-quality care and support for patients.

By |2026-03-30T15:33:40-04:00December 17, 2022|Chapters|

New England Cancer Specialists

New England Cancer Specialists (NECS) is focused on the future of community cancer care to ensure it remains accessible to patients for years to come. Whether it’s implementing an electronic health record to streamline patient data or advancing the latest medical technology and treatments, NECS is improving the patient experience and crafting personalized treatment plans designed to yield the best possible outcomes.

By |2023-01-26T01:46:45-05:00December 17, 2022|Chapters|

Hematology-Oncology Associates of Central New York

Storytelling is a powerful experience. That’s why Hematology-Oncology Associates of Central New York (HOA) offers federal policymakers the chance to experience and understand a “day in the life” of a patient with cancer. This advocacy experience – formally known as the “Sit in My Chair” program – bridges the conversation between patients with cancer and their elected representatives.

By |2024-10-02T15:25:59-04:00December 17, 2022|Chapters|
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