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1629 Medical Arts Blvd
Anderson, IN 46011
A Department of Community Hospital East
At Community Cancer Center Anderson's Medical Oncology Center on the campus of Community Hospital Anderson, we have a team of board-certified medical oncologists/hematologists, as well as many OCN certified nurses. Our oncology nurses have vast experience delivering medical oncology treatments (chemotherapy) in our infusion area, as well as oral chemo medications. Because our physicians are also hematologists, the infusion treatment rooms are also used to treat non-cancerous blood disorders like blood clots.
For medical oncology appointments, please call 765-298-4220.
Community Cancer Center Anderson and oncologists are affiliated with MD Anderson Cancer Network®, a program of The University of Texas MD Anderson Cancer Center.
We are pleased to present our annual report, which highlights the growth in our oncology program, our oncology providers, and our continued commitment to cancer screenings and research to help with early detection and the fight against cancer.
Our cancer team includes medical oncologists, a radiation oncologist, specialty nurses and others who are experts in delivering chemotherapy, infusion, and radiation therapy services. Together, they are all part of your cancer care team.
Community Cancer Center Anderson strives to help every patient navigate the cancer journey. It starts when you meet your navigator. She is with you from the beginning, making sure all your questions are answered and you get all the information you need to make informed choices about your treatment plan.
In Anderson, we treat all cancer types, but see more cases of lung, breast, prostate, colorectal, and head and neck cancers. The oncologists and staff work closely on a daily basis to deliver personalized cancer treatments and coordinate care with the surgeons and your primary care physician. Some patients travel to us from across the state to receive specialized treatment for prostate and breast cancer.
Chemotherapy is the use of medicines to treat the cancer cells before surgery, after surgery or in combination with surgery and radiation therapy. Chemo, as it is often called, is also used for cancers that have spread (or metastasized) to other parts of the body far from the original tumor site. Currently, there are more than 100 different chemo agents and many are used in combination. Our medical oncologists are highly trained in chemo guidelines and how they apply to the treatment of more than 100 different cancers.
Each patient's cancer journey is individual and that is why your cancer treatment plan is personalized for your needs. Depending on the cancer type, stage and other factors, chemo is used to:
The Cancer Center staff also works closely with the Community Anderson Hospital Imaging Center to coordinate mammograms and other imaging services for our patients. Know your risk for cancer, family history and symptoms. Ask your physician what cancer screening tests should be part of your annual health physical.
A cancer survivor starts being a survivor the day of the very first treatment. And every day thereafter, our physicians and cancer care staff identify resources that support your recovery. Our Quality of Life (Palliative Care) Committee bridges the patient's needs from hospital care, outpatient treatment, to home care and daily life. This committee includes our social worker, wound care specialists, oncology nurses, radiation nurse and dietitians; each contributes to the patient's total care plan.
Learn more about cancer care services available at Community.
Tony Alderson, president and co-founder of Alderson Commercial Group, made a $1.5 million gift to support Community Health Network’s integrative oncology programs.
