Cancer Treatment Centers

Cancer Treatment Centers are uniquely designed to treat and cure patients battling the disease of cancer. These special cancer treatment facilities are in constant pursuit of more effective treatment modalities, diagnostic procedures, and more. At a cancer treatment center, you should expect the most talented practitioners and physicians in the field of oncology (the study of tumors) to be working together under the same roof, creating an environment conducive to awareness and healing.

This voluminous database of cancer treatment centers is designed to help you find the organization that best complements your personal journey. No matter what you and your loved ones are going through, there is a cancer treatment center nearby that is tailor-made to suit your needs and desires.

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Alabama (42)
Alaska (7)
Arizona (52)
Arkansas (16)
California (280)
Colorado (48)
Connecticut (70)
Delaware (14)
Florida (322)
Georgia (83)
Hawaii (21)
Idaho (47)
Illinois (157)
Indiana (126)
Iowa (36)
Kansas (33)
Kentucky (80)
Louisiana (76)
Maine (32)
Maryland (95)
Massachusetts (110)
Michigan (122)
Minnesota (63)
Mississippi (35)
Missouri (64)
Montana (26)
Nebraska (26)
Nevada (17)
New Hampshire (25)
New Jersey (94)
New Mexico (16)
New York (242)
North Carolina (140)
North Dakota (14)
Ohio (251)
Oklahoma (35)
Oregon (58)
Pennsylvania (256)
Rhode Island (24)
South Carolina (52)
South Dakota (11)
Tennessee (105)
Texas (228)
Utah (15)
Vermont (8)
Virginia (116)
Washington (122)
Washington DC (3)
West Virginia (23)
Wisconsin (104)
Wyoming (6)

Choosing cancer treatment centers: what to know

Cancer treatment centers range from hospital cancer programs and community infusion centers to radiation centers and the large academic centers designated by the National Cancer Institute (NCI). Listings affiliated with an NCI-Designated Cancer Center are marked, and hospitals matched to Medicare data show Medicare's overall rating and patient survey results.

The right center depends on your diagnosis: for common cancers, good care is often available close to home; for rare or complex cancers, a specialized center may be worth the travel, sometimes just for a consultation or second opinion.

Questions to ask

How experienced is the center with my specific cancer?
Will a team of specialists review my case together?
What support services do you offer (nurse navigators, social work, nutrition, financial counseling)?
Do they accept my insurance or Medicare, and what will I pay out of pocket?

Where to check

Listings are provided for information only and may be out of date. Know Cancer does not endorse any provider. Please confirm details directly with the provider.