Lung Cancer Treatment Information for Residents of Gulf Coast, FL
If you have been diagnosed with lung cancer and live in the Gulf Coast region of Florida, consider receiving treatment at Moffitt Cancer Center. Located in Tampa, Moffitt stands at the forefront of lung cancer treatment and research. Patients within our Thoracic Oncology Program have access to advanced diagnostics, progressive therapies, innovative surgical treatments and comprehensive supportive care in a single location.
There are several reasons why people from across the state and across the country choose to travel to Moffitt for lung cancer treatment. Moffitt patients benefit from:
- Our individualized approach to treatment – Every patient receives a tailored treatment plan formulated by our tumor board – a multispecialty team of cancer experts who collaborate to determine the best course of treatment for each specific case.
- Exceptional physician expertise – The medical oncologists, pulmonary specialists, thoracic surgeons and other professionals within our lung cancer program have a unique level of experience treating even the rarest and most complex lung malignancies. And, when it comes to achieving a positive outcome and an enhanced quality of life, this experience can make all the difference.
- Cancer research and clinical trials – Moffitt spearheads groundbreaking research initiatives and clinical trials, allowing our lung cancer patients to receive the latest breakthroughs in treatment before they are made widely available.
At Moffitt, we understand the challenges associated with traveling from Gulf Coast, FL, or another area for lung cancer treatment. That’s why we have partnered with reputable hotels near our cancer center to provide discounted rates to out-of-town patients. These hotels meet or exceed our stringent hygiene standards and are committed to helping our patients rest and recover in a comfortable, clean and calm environment.
Reviewed by a Moffitt Cancer Center medical professional.
Residents of Gulf Coast, FL, who would like to inquire about lung cancer treatment at Moffitt are encouraged to call by calling 1-888-663-3488Â or by using our new patient registration form. Referrals are not necessary to consult with a physician at Moffitt.
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