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Integrated Cancer Care

Our integrated approach to cancer care provides patients with access to specialists and supportive services throughout our system, focusing on caring for the whole health of our patients—not just their cancer.

Whole health care for every patient

As an integrated healthcare system with deep expertise across all medical specialties, we are uniquely equipped to care for every patient and their individual needs.

Martin’s story: Following liver transplant, former nurse thrives as grandfather

With a dual diagnosis of cirrhosis of the liver and liver cancer, Martin’s future with his granddaughter was uncertain. Now he's thriving as a grandfather.

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Martin, baby Alden, and Lucy Orloski smiling in the kitchen

Managing the cardiovascular complications of cancer therapies

While many cancer treatments are effective, certain therapies may produce side effects on the heart. Discover how our expert oncologists and cardiologists provide optimal cardiovascular care for cancer patients during and after treatment.

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A cardiac surgeon performing surgery

Abbey’s story: New mom welcomes baby after lifesaving cancer care

After surviving stage 4 head-and-neck squamous cell carcinoma, Abbey’s dreams of becoming a mother came true.

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Abbey Bergman holding her baby
  • Ariel Marciscano, MD, Santiago Lozano-Calderon, MD, PhD and Philip Saylor, MD

    Subspecialized care for metastatic bone cancer

     

    Our cancer-focused orthopedic surgeons, musculoskeletal radiologists, neurosurgeons, and radiation oncologists offer expert consultation and advanced subspecialty treatment for metastatic bone cancer. 

     

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  • Dan Kenney recovering in the hospital

    Dan's story: Escaping disaster - twice

     

    After a near-fatal car crash unveiled throat cancer, Dan turned to Mass General Brigham and is now cancer-free.

     

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  • Delia Binette swimming in her grandparents pool in Maine.

    Delia's story: Mending a path back to the pool

     

    After undergoing radiation treatments that perforated her eardrum, Delia was warned to avoid swimming, a sport she loved. Now she is back in the pool.

     

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Meeting our patients’ needs

Women with cancer may be at risk for infertility. That’s why members of the nation’s #1 ranked OB/GYN department are by her side if needed.

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Nawal Nour, MD, MPH