Suspicion of Cancer Program
Moffitt Cancer Center's Suspicion of Cancer Program welcomes referrals for patients with a suspected malignancy. Our program provides a streamlined process for evaluation and diagnosis, ensuring patients receive timely, coordinated care. If cancer is detected, our team connects patients with top cancer specialists within our renowned multispecialty programs.
The Suspicion of Cancer Program expedites the evaluation for patients with abnormal laboratory tests or imaging results, allowing them to start treatment faster, resulting in improved outcomes.
Refer your patients to the Suspicion of Cancer Program
Consider referring your patients with:
- Bone lesions
- Enlarged lymph nodes
- Elevated tumor marker(s)
- Imaging test (CT, MRI, ultrasound or X-ray) suggesting a possible malignancy
- Liver lesions
Our Team Approach to Undiagnosed Cancer
The Suspicion of Cancer Program offers an effective and timely approach to diagnosing cancer. Our specialists will:
- Review your patient's medical history, imaging results and lab records
- Determine whether a biopsy is necessary and, if so, arrange the test promptly
- Determine additional testing or blood work required
- Consult with specialists in our Diagnostic Imaging and Intervention Radiology Program
- Connect your patient with appropriate specialists to plan their treatment if needed
As Florida's only National Cancer Institute-designated Comprehensive Cancer Center, Moffitt offers patients access to promising new therapies through one of the nation’s most robust clinical trials programs.
To refer a patient or request more information about the Suspicion of Cancer Program, complete our online form or contact a physician liaison for assistance or support. We emphasize short referral times and typically respond to online referrals within 24-48 hours.
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Suspicion of Cancer Program Leadership
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Chair, Department of Internal and Hospital Medicine
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