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The Rise of Survivorship

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Carilion Cancer Care

Programs and Services

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Commission on Cancer Accredited
Accredited Cancer Program

As an accredited program, we're dedicated to improving survival and quality of life for people with cancer. Our team is committed to serving our patients and community by reducing the incidence of cancer and ensuring access to screening, early detection, treatment and quality care.

ACS Cancer Program
Commission on Cancer Accredited
Accredited Cancer Program

As an accredited program, we're dedicated to improving survival and quality of life for people with cancer. Our team is committed to serving our patients and community by reducing the incidence of cancer and ensuring access to screening, early detection, treatment and quality care.

ACS Cancer Program
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Patient Family Advisory Council

Our council is a group of patients, families, staff and providers working together to improve the patient experience. Partnering with us gives you the opportunity to share your thoughts and suggestions about your experience with cancer care. This input and feedback will help us find new ways to elevate care delivery.

About PFAC
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Patient Family Advisory Council

Our council is a group of patients, families, staff and providers working together to improve the patient experience. Partnering with us gives you the opportunity to share your thoughts and suggestions about your experience with cancer care. This input and feedback will help us find new ways to elevate care delivery.

About PFAC
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Inpatient Unit and Infusion Therapy

Our oncology unit is dedicated to the treatment of adults offering 22 private rooms and highly trained nurses with expertise in chemotherapy and immunotherapy administration. We also provide infusion therapy for patients in comfortable outpatient settings designed for quiet and calm during sessions.

Outpatient Infusion Center
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Inpatient Unit and Infusion Therapy

Our oncology unit is dedicated to the treatment of adults offering 22 private rooms and highly trained nurses with expertise in chemotherapy and immunotherapy administration. We also provide infusion therapy for patients in comfortable outpatient settings designed for quiet and calm during sessions.

Outpatient Infusion Center
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Survivorship and Support Groups

Our Survivorship Program seeks to positively contribute to the well-being of cancer survivors by connecting our patients to community resources through public and private organizations, and individuals. Together with Blue Ridge Cancer Care, we also offer a number of support groups.

About Our Survivorship Program
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Survivorship and Support Groups

Our Survivorship Program seeks to positively contribute to the well-being of cancer survivors by connecting our patients to community resources through public and private organizations, and individuals. Together with Blue Ridge Cancer Care, we also offer a number of support groups.

About Our Survivorship Program
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Nutrition Services

An oncology-certified registered dietitian/nutritionist provides nutrition services to our cancer inpatients and outpatients. The services include performing nutritional assessments and developing and implementing nutritional care plans, as well as providing nutritional counseling.

Learn More About Nutrition
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Nutrition Services

An oncology-certified registered dietitian/nutritionist provides nutrition services to our cancer inpatients and outpatients. The services include performing nutritional assessments and developing and implementing nutritional care plans, as well as providing nutritional counseling.

Learn More About Nutrition
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Cancer Genetics

Hereditary cancer develops as a result of a genetic mutation, passed down from a parent to a child. It is important to identify families with hereditary susceptibility to cancer because they can take steps to reduce their risk or prevent cancer from occurring.

About Our Program
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Cancer Genetics

Hereditary cancer develops as a result of a genetic mutation, passed down from a parent to a child. It is important to identify families with hereditary susceptibility to cancer because they can take steps to reduce their risk or prevent cancer from occurring.

About Our Program
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Since 1960Cancer Care

Continuing the legacy of excellence in cancer care.

1960

First Cobalt unit for cancer treatment installed.

1962

Construction begins on Cobalt Unit and Radiology Department.

Carilion Cancer Care

Programs and Services

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Commission on Cancer Accredited
Accredited Cancer Program

As an accredited program, we're dedicated to improving survival and quality of life for people with cancer. Our team is committed to serving our patients and community by reducing the incidence of cancer and ensuring access to screening, early detection, treatment and quality care.

ACS Cancer Program
Commission on Cancer Accredited
Accredited Cancer Program

As an accredited program, we're dedicated to improving survival and quality of life for people with cancer. Our team is committed to serving our patients and community by reducing the incidence of cancer and ensuring access to screening, early detection, treatment and quality care.

ACS Cancer Program
Council members talking
Patient Family Advisory Council

Our council is a group of patients, families, staff and providers working together to improve the patient experience. Partnering with us gives you the opportunity to share your thoughts and suggestions about your experience with cancer care. This input and feedback will help us find new ways to elevate care delivery.

About PFAC
Council members talking
Patient Family Advisory Council

Our council is a group of patients, families, staff and providers working together to improve the patient experience. Partnering with us gives you the opportunity to share your thoughts and suggestions about your experience with cancer care. This input and feedback will help us find new ways to elevate care delivery.

About PFAC
Image of Nancy Agee with a patient and care team.
Inpatient Unit and Infusion Therapy

Our oncology unit is dedicated to the treatment of adults offering 22 private rooms and highly trained nurses with expertise in chemotherapy and immunotherapy administration. We also provide infusion therapy for patients in comfortable outpatient settings designed for quiet and calm during sessions.

Outpatient Infusion Center
Image of Nancy Agee with a patient and care team.
Inpatient Unit and Infusion Therapy

Our oncology unit is dedicated to the treatment of adults offering 22 private rooms and highly trained nurses with expertise in chemotherapy and immunotherapy administration. We also provide infusion therapy for patients in comfortable outpatient settings designed for quiet and calm during sessions.

Outpatient Infusion Center
Group photo of diverse people.
Survivorship and Support Groups

Our Survivorship Program seeks to positively contribute to the well-being of cancer survivors by connecting our patients to community resources through public and private organizations, and individuals. Together with Blue Ridge Cancer Care, we also offer a number of support groups.

About Our Survivorship Program
Group photo of diverse people.
Survivorship and Support Groups

Our Survivorship Program seeks to positively contribute to the well-being of cancer survivors by connecting our patients to community resources through public and private organizations, and individuals. Together with Blue Ridge Cancer Care, we also offer a number of support groups.

About Our Survivorship Program
Image of bananas, apples, strawberries and grapes, in a bowl.
Nutrition Services

An oncology-certified registered dietitian/nutritionist provides nutrition services to our cancer inpatients and outpatients. The services include performing nutritional assessments and developing and implementing nutritional care plans, as well as providing nutritional counseling.

Learn More About Nutrition
Image of bananas, apples, strawberries and grapes, in a bowl.
Nutrition Services

An oncology-certified registered dietitian/nutritionist provides nutrition services to our cancer inpatients and outpatients. The services include performing nutritional assessments and developing and implementing nutritional care plans, as well as providing nutritional counseling.

Learn More About Nutrition
3d rendering of a strand of DNA
Cancer Genetics

Hereditary cancer develops as a result of a genetic mutation, passed down from a parent to a child. It is important to identify families with hereditary susceptibility to cancer because they can take steps to reduce their risk or prevent cancer from occurring.

About Our Program
3d rendering of a strand of DNA
Cancer Genetics

Hereditary cancer develops as a result of a genetic mutation, passed down from a parent to a child. It is important to identify families with hereditary susceptibility to cancer because they can take steps to reduce their risk or prevent cancer from occurring.

About Our Program
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Since 1960Cancer Care

Continuing the legacy of excellence in cancer care.

1960

First Cobalt unit for cancer treatment installed.

1962

Construction begins on Cobalt Unit and Radiology Department.

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