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Exceptional Lung Cancer Care

Lung cancer is the third most common cancer in the United States, and it can have severe outcomes. We offer lung cancer screenings that help us detect lung cancer early and treat it more effectively.

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Why choose us for Lung Cancer Care?

Finding out you have lung cancer can feel overwhelming, but you can rely on our team to provide advice and expert care with compassion and support.

Team-based treatment 

Medical oncologists (cancer doctors), radiologists, pathologists, surgeons and other lung cancer specialists work together to create your personalized lung cancer treatment plan. We partner with each other and you to find the right approach for your diagnosis.

Advanced screening tools  

We use the latest tools that enable us to detect lung cancer in its earliest stages. Many of our locations are accredited lung cancer screening centers, reflecting our commitment to providing the most effective screening tools that meet the highest care standards. 

Holistic approach 

Cancer and its treatments can profoundly affect multiple aspects of your life. Our specialists are here for you with a range of cancer support services that empower your mental, emotional and physical well-being.

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Advancing Lung Cancer Care

This series of X-rays is the most effective screening method for lung cancer. You may benefit from low-dose CT scans if you have a history of smoking or currently smoke.

Advancing Lung Cancer Care