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We offer a level of care you might typically expect to find in large, university-based hospitals – thanks in part to our extensive team of cancer specialists. You benefit from the expertise of South Puget Sound’s top doctors, some of whom are nationally recognized. You also receive care from specialists who make your cancer care journey a little easier. Working together, we deliver the care you need and the support you deserve.
As a community cancer center, MultiCare Regional Cancer Center helps you get more cancer treatments and services without traveling great distances. In addition to delivering the latest cancer treatments, we provide helpful services that allow you to focus on healing.
Highlights of our program include:
When facing a cancer diagnosis, it’s natural to have questions, and we help you get answers as quickly as possible. We often see new patients in as little as two business days. And with locations throughout the region, you won’t need to travel great distances. See our cancer center locations.
An oncologist is specialist in treating cancer and manages a patient’s care throughout the course of the disease from diagnosis through survivorship. A patient may have one or more oncologists as part of their care team throughout their treatment.
Our experts come together on a regular basis in meetings called tumor boards where we coordinate all the services and treatments you need. But we don’t stop there. We are in constant communication with each other both in person and by phone helping you receive exceptional care.
Other cancer care team roles include:
For more information or to request an appointment, please call us at 253-403-6399 or complete our appointment request form.