If you or a family member has been diagnosed with cancer, evaluating your genetic makeup can provide valuable information that will help you and your doctors make more informed decisions about your care – now and in the future.
A rehabilitative field specializing in addressing speech and swallowing disorders proactively or following cancer treatment, our program is the only one in the Central Valley that’s integrated within the cancer program itself.
A critical component of the cancer journey is to have a partner to travel it with you. This is the role of our clinical navigators, who act as your single point of contact for questions and concerns while serving as a vital link between you and your healthcare team – from treatment through survivorship.
At Community Cancer Institute we believe in treating the whole person and not just the cancer. Oncology social workers are Master’s-level educated and specially trained in helping you address the practical, emotional and social complexities associated with your cancer diagnosis.
Understanding the need to connect and share with fellow cancer fighters and survivors – as well as to get critical information – Community Medical Centers offers and manages a number of support groups and programs.
Palliative care focuses on managing pain, symptoms and treatment related to side effects. Research has shown that beginning palliative care early on improves your quality of life and enhances treatment outcomes.
You’ve won the battle, but your journey doesn’t end when treatment does. We have tools and resources available to provide the support you need well into survivorship.
We use cookies and other tools to optimize and enhance your experience on our website. View our Privacy Policy.