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Why St. Francis Lung Cancer Center?

The diagnosis of lung cancer can be overwhelming for you and your family.

If you’re among the more than 200,000 people who develop lung cancer each year, our team of highly experienced and dedicated physician specialists and our Nurse Navigator at the St. Francis Lung Cancer Center stand ready to help you through diagnosis, treatment and follow-up care, based on your individual needs.

The Lung Cancer Team is continually seeking new treatment options and technology to provide you with the most effective approach to winning your battle against cancer. Team members meet regularly to:

  • review and discuss individual cases and recommended treatment plans
  • examine new clinical developments and their benefits to you
  • maintain care that adheres to the Best Practice Guidelines of the ACCP
  • evaluate and enroll patients in appropriate clinical research trials

We are dedicated to providing you comprehensive cancer care with the latest treatment options, advanced technology and individualized plans to help you in your fight against lung cancer.

Our Approach

As a patient of the St. Francis Lung Cancer Center, our employees and physicians will treat you with the high level of respect and compassion.

We understand that the diagnosis of lung cancer can be overwhelming and frightening. Our team of experienced cancer specialists, and the Lung Nurse Navigator are dedicated to providing you with the highest level of care available.

Our dedicated team includes:

  • Pulmonologists
  • Thoracic surgeons
  • Medical oncologists
  • Radiation oncologists
  • Radiologists
  • Nurse Navigator

Our team will work together to provide you with the most comprehensive care, from diagnosis to treatment and follow-up.

Meeting Your Needs

At St. Francis, we recognize that every patient’s cancer is different, as are their needs. That’s why an essential part of our team is the Lung nurse navigator, who will work to ensure that your specific needs are being met.