Question 1

How do I get started with cancer care?

Accepted Answer

Getting started is simple. Call OhioHealth CancerCall at (800) 752–9119, and one of our cancer specialists will listen to your needs and connect you with the right programs and services.

Question 2

Do I need a referral to receive care?

Accepted Answer

In many cases, your primary care physician will refer you to a specialist if cancer is suspected or special testing is needed. If you're unsure whether you need a referral, give us a call. We'll walk you through what your insurance requires and how to schedule your first appointment.

Question 3

What cancer care services do you offer?

Accepted Answer

You can access a full range of services right here in Cambridge, including:

Medical oncology and hematology
Radiation oncology
Breast health program and 3D digital mammography
Genetic testing and counseling
Surgical services and advanced endoscopy
Infusion services and imaging, such as CT, ultrasound, and DEXA scans

This means you get expert treatment without traveling far from your family and community.

Question 4

What support services are available beyond treatment?

Accepted Answer

Cancer care involves your whole self, not just your diagnosis. Our multidisciplinary team offers support that eases the journey for you and your loved ones:

Patient navigation to guide you every step of the way
Financial counseling to answer cost and coverage questions
Nutrition and oncology counseling
Social work and chaplain services
Survivorship resources for life after treatment

If additional support services are needed, you will have access to services offered throughout the OhioHealth system, though they may require travel. Learn more about our cancer supportive care services.

Question 5

What is patient navigation, and how does it help me?

Accepted Answer

A patient navigator is your personal guide throughout your care. This experienced nurse helps you understand your treatment, coordinates appointments and answers your questions along the way. Think of them as a trusted partner who makes each step feel more manageable.

Question 6

Why does the 40-year Commission on Cancer accreditation matter?

Accepted Answer

We've maintained our Commission on Cancer accreditation for 40 years. That milestone reflects our lasting promise to you: care that meets national standards for quality, safety and compassion. A Commission on Cancer accreditation ensures commitment to high standards in multidisciplinary cancer care, access to advanced clinical trials and ongoing tracking of patient outcomes so you can receive complete, high-quality treatment. When you choose us, you can trust you're in experienced hands.

Question 7

When can I reach OhioHealth CancerCall?

Accepted Answer

Our team is available Monday through Friday, 8 AM to 4:30 PM. Call (800) 752–9119 with any questions, and we'll connect you to the care and support you need.

Question 8

What infusion services are offered at the Southeastern Medical Center?

Accepted Answer

Infusion services include:

Bladder instillations
Blood product infusions
Chemotherapy
Hormone injections
Injections
IV fluids
Therapeutic phlebotomy for blood disorders
Port blood draws and flushes

Cancer Care at Southeastern
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Cancer Care at Southeastern Medical Center