Affiliated Oncologists

Vaccines that boost the immune system’s response to cancer cells.

Providing information about the specific type of cancer and its progression.

Evidence-based treatment plans tailored to each patient which can include chemotherapy, immunotherapy, hormone therapy, or targeted therapy.

In-office dispensing of oral medications used in cancer treatment and supportive care, including oral antibiotics, agents for nausea, and oral chemoth...

Our cancer specialist will create a personalized treatment plan for every patient and incorporate clinical trials when appropriate.

The right treatment option depends on the grade and stage of prostate cancer, ranging from watchful waiting to radiation therapy and prostate removal ...

A therapy that introduces viruses that infect and kill cancer cells while sparing normal cells.

A treatment that boosts the ability of T cells to fight cancer, involving the selection and modification of immune cells from the tumor.

Chemotherapy is a category of powerful drugs used to kill cancer cells throughout the body.

The doctor or nurse will give you a shot directly into your muscle.

The drugs are contained in a pill or a liquid that you take by mouth.

Ongoing assessment of patient care and treatment effectiveness.

Access to the latest in treatment breakthroughs for gynecologic cancers.

Breast cancer clinical trials are available to patients in the South Chicago area at our close-to-home locations.

Research studies involving voluntary participation to find new ways to improve cancer treatments and quality of life for cancer patients.

Provide important access to investigational drugs to patients in our community.

Trials that look at cancer risk and ways to reduce that risk through lifestyle changes or taking medicines, vitamins, or minerals.

Trials that test new treatments (drugs, medical procedures, combo treatments) or new ways of using existing treatments.

In an autologous stem cell transplant, the patient's own stem cells are harvested and frozen before chemotherapy or radiation treatment that would des...

Computed tomography scan used for diagnostic imaging.

Offers detailed anatomical information and can be combined with PET for enhanced diagnostic accuracy.

A new technology designed for detecting bone metastases. It has higher sensitivity and specificity than conventional bone scans and offers superior im...

Trials that test new ways to find disease early, when it may be more easily treated.

Helps manage the patient’s diet during and after cancer treatment.

Counsels people affected by cancer and provides emotional support.

Helps patients reduce stress related to the cost of cancer treatment.

Assesses and analyzes disease risk among individuals and their families.

Access to genetic risk counseling and education for individuals and families to identify genetic conditions that could lead to an increased risk of de...

Education on genetic risk factors for cancer.

Care and treatment for women with cancers of the female reproductive organs or pelvis area, including advanced care from physicians for complex diseas...

Appointments with gynecologic oncologists to assess type of gynecologic cancer and create individualized treatment plans.

A physician who specializes in disorders of the blood, bone marrow, and lymphatic systems.

A systemic treatment designed to affect hormone sensitive tissues that may contribute to cancer growth, such as breast or prostate gland.

A treatment that uses the patient's immune system to fight cancer, utilizing substances made by the body or in a laboratory to boost, direct, or resto...

A treatment that targets specific genes or proteins that contribute to cancer growth and survival.

A type of monoclonal antibodies that boost the immune system by inhibiting or stopping immune checkpoints.

Chemotherapy drugs delivered directly into your vein or specific areas of your body through tubes and a needle.

In-house laboratory services for diagnostics.

Provide services to patients with coagulation, clotting disorders and other diseases related to blood and the generation of blood in the bone marrow.

Imaging services for diagnostic purposes.

Discussing various treatment methods available for cancer patients.

Highly advanced surgical treatment for female reproductive cancers.

A registered nurse with additional education and training in how to diagnose and treat disease.

Focuses on blood disorders and their treatment.

Access to innovative treatment options including latest advancements in chemotherapy and immunotherapy.

A doctor who has special training in diagnosing and treating cancer using chemotherapy or other medications.

A physician specially trained to diagnose and treat patients with brain tumors and other types of tumors of the nervous system.

A doctor who has special training in diagnosing and treating cancer.

A registered nurse who specializes in caring for and educating patients who have cancer.

A surgeon who has special training in performing biopsies and other surgical procedures on cancer patients.

Helps guide cancer patients from diagnosis through survivorship.

On-site pharmacy services.

Helps design individual rehabilitation programs for cancer patients.

Operates under the supervision of a doctor and shares many responsibilities.

Helps repair any damage that cancer treatment caused to the body of the patient.

Offers convenience for patients and staff by stocking widely used oral cancer treatment medications, including anti-nausea drugs and oncology therapie...

A form of internal radiation therapy where a radioactive source is placed directly at the site of a tumor.

This type involves placing radiation sources as close as possible to the tumor site, which may involve placing radiation sources inside the body.

Delivers radiation from a machine outside the body, focusing high-energy rays into the tumor.

A form of radiation therapy that comes from a machine located outside the body.

Combines three-dimensional images to pinpoint and treat cancerous tumors.

A type of radiation therapy that allows for more precise targeting of the tumor while sparing surrounding healthy tissue.

A specialized form of radiation therapy that delivers very precise, high doses of radiation to tumors outside the brain.

A treatment that uses high-energy rays to target and kill cancer cells.

Involves putting a radioactive source directly into the body to treat tumors.

Delivers a low dose of radiation to a limited area over a period of 20 to 50 hours.

A doctor who has special training in using various types of radiation therapy to treat cancer.

Plans and administers radiation treatments to cancer patients.

Radiation therapy uses radiation to kill cancer cells and shrink tumors. It involves delivering radiation to treat cancer, which can be done either th...

A non-surgical radiation therapy used to treat functional abnormalities and tumors of the brain.

Stem cell transplants are used to restore blood-forming stem cells in the bone marrow when they have been damaged by cancer or by cancer treatment. Th...

Surgical technique that offers distinct advantages such as less trauma to the body, faster recovery, shorter hospital stays, and less risk of complica...

A robotic-assisted approach for performing minimally-invasive laparoscopic surgeries, allowing for access to difficult areas.

Provide important supportive care programs that address physical challenges and emotional concerns during cancer treatment.

The drug comes in cream form that can be rubbed on the skin.

A medical procedure that transplants healthy bone marrow to replace damaged or diseased marrow.

Developing a personalized treatment strategy based on individual patient needs.

The prostate cancer specialists create personalized treatment plans based on the stage, grade, age, and overall health condition of the patient.