Texas Oncology

A surgical procedure used to treat tumors in the abdominal cavity by heating chemotherapy drugs and directly administering them during surgery.

Cytoreductive surgery with hyperthermic intraperitoneal chemotherapy is performed by surgical oncologists.

Assist patients in making informed decisions about their healthcare.

A personalized therapy where a patient’s immune cells are removed, genetically reprogrammed, then infused back into the patient to identify and attack...

Chemotherapy is a group of medicines used to treat cancer. It can destroy cancer cells that have metastasized to parts of the body away from the origi...

Allows access to new, experimental treatments before they are widely available.

Research studies that explore new treatments and therapies for cancer patients.

Participation in studies for new cancer treatments.

Clinical trials allow you to access new, experimental treatments before they are widely available.

Low-dose radiation therapy (LD-RT) may be used for pain management as an alternative treatment for osteoarthritis patients.

Surgical procedures for colon and rectal issues.

Virtual counseling with licensed clinical social workers.

A technique used to alleviate muscle pain and improve mobility.

Surgery related to endocrine and thyroid conditions.

Guidance and programs for physical activity tailored for cancer patients.

Assists individuals in understanding genetic testing results and personal health risks.

Genetic testing can help determine if you have an increased risk for certain types of cancer. It provides you with an in-depth cancer risk assessment.

Genetic testing helps identify increased risk for certain malignancies, including breast, ovarian, and colorectal cancer.

Assessment of genetic factors that may influence cancer risk and treatment.

Precision medicine in cancer treatment allows physicians to select treatments based on a genetic understanding of their disease.

Gynecologic oncology encompasses treating cancers of the pelvis and female reproductive system.

An innovative and advanced form of targeted cancer therapy that boosts your body’s own immune system and defense mechanisms to fight cancer at the cel...

Specialty infusion therapy is used to administer medications and treatments to patients with cancer and other medical conditions directly into the blo...

An approach that combines conventional medical treatments with complementary and alternative medicine.

Onsite lab capabilities for comprehensive cancer treatment.

Management strategies for lymphedema, swelling that may occur after cancer surgery.

Leading-edge imaging capabilities for cancer evaluation.

Treatment can reduce blood loss, increase the survival or production of red blood cells, and increase the amount of oxygen in the blood.

Replacement therapy to supplement your body’s clotting factor, infused into your bloodstream.

A mediport is a small medical appliance that is surgically installed beneath the skin to deliver medicine, blood products, nutrients, or fluids into t...

Access to a pool of Texas Oncology nurses to provide triage coverage for participating Texas Oncology clinics.

Counseling to assist patients in understanding and optimizing their nutritional needs, particularly in the context of cancer treatment.

Virtual nutrition counseling with registered dieticians.

Online classes that educate patients on nutrition-related topics relevant to cancer care.

Supportive dietary interventions tailored for patients.

Massage therapies designed specifically for cancer patients that focus on relaxation and pain relief.

Our medical oncology team develops and coordinates your cancer treatment plan and provides care such as chemotherapy.

Nutritional guidance specifically tailored for cancer patients.

Texas Oncology Surgical Specialists work closely with your treatment team to provide surgical options, which are often minimally invasive.

Palliative medicine is specialized care that aims to improve quality of life for those with a serious illness by adding an extra layer of support to p...

Services providing help with coping strategies, funding options, and navigating medical reimbursements in relation to cancer care.

Radiopharmaceuticals are new types of treatments that target and destroy cancer at the cellular level, delivered via pill, injection, or infusion.

Rehabilitation services to help patients recover from illness or surgery.

Internal radiation therapy (brachytherapy) is a type of radiation therapy that uses sealed containers of radioactive material placed close to or insid...

External radiation therapy focuses a high-energy X-ray or electron beams at specific points on your body where the tumor is located.

Proton beam therapy is an advanced type of radiation therapy aimed at destroying cancerous cells using protons. The treatment offers pinpoint precisio...

A type of radiation therapy that uses a lower dose of radiation for treating cancer.

Radiation therapy is the use of high-energy X-rays to stop cancer cells from growing and multiplying. The goal of radiation therapy depends on your sp...

The Paxman Scalp Cooling System is a simple treatment that helps prevent chemotherapy-induced hair loss.

Resources available for advice and support for those who want to quit smoking.

Virtual support groups available to all Texas Oncology patients.

Surgery can be useful to diagnose cancer, determine its stage, and treat it.

Telemedicine enables our physicians to connect directly with patients who need highly specialized care – whether you live across town or across the st...

Targeted therapies attack the genes, proteins, or tissue environment that contributes to your cancer’s growth.

Exercise programs designed for patients undergoing chemotherapy to help mitigate side effects.

Texas Urology Specialists provide comprehensive urologic care to patients.

Access to advanced practice providers through a virtual APP clinic that supports Texas Oncology locations.