Cancer Care
Every patient benefits from a team of experts.
At the Helen F. Graham Cancer Center & Research Institute, you receive all your care - screening, prevention, treatment, and support - under one roof. But the real strength of our program is our multidisciplinary approach.
At ChristianaCare, every patient benefits from a dedicated team of different specialists who work together to develop a personalized care and treatment plan. You'll meet with a nurse navigator and a team of doctors - such as surgeons, medical oncologists, and radiation oncologists - all in one coordinated visit.
This collaborative model leads to better outcomes, improved quality of life, and care that's tailored to your specific diagnosis. We use this multidisciplinary approach across a wide range of cancer types. Explore the cancers we treat at ChristianaCare below.
Rare but aggressive tumors in the adrenal glands require expert multidisciplinary care.
Expert care for non-cancerous blood conditions like anemia, sickle cell disease and more.
Abnormal cells affecting the brain often require a combination of surgery, radiation, and targeted therapies.
The Tatiana Copeland Breast Center is available to all women who need routine screenings or further diagnostic procedures and treatments.
Precision care for slow-growing blood cancers that affect white blood cells.
Advanced treatment of cancers in the large intestine and rectum aimed at preserving digestive health.
Compassionate care for this rare gynecologic cancer often treated with surgery and chemotherapy.
Comprehensive care for cancers of the throat, mouth and larynx, often requiring complex surgical and supportive therapies.
Tumors in the kidneys can be managed with minimally invasive surgery and systemic therapies as needed.
Cancers of the blood and bone marrow such as leukemia, treated with advanced hematologic care.
A complex cancer often linked to liver disease, requiring surgical, medical and interventional approaches.
Lung cancer is a common cancer and treatment may include surgery, chemotherapy and radiation tailored to tumor type.
Expert care for cancer of the lymphatic system, including Hodgkin and non-Hodgkin lymphoma.
Rare tumors located in the central chest area require collaborative treatment from our specialists.
A serious form of skin cancer with high cure rates when detected early and treated aggressively.
Your team will tailor cancer treatment for this rare cancer in the lung or abdominal lining.
Blood cancer affecting plasma cells can often be treated with medication and bone therapies.
Receive coordinated treatment of these rare, complex tumors that arise from hormone-producing cells.
Decades of clinical experience in gynecologic cancers like ovarian cancer, which can be treatable when detected early.
Cancer of the pancreas can be hard to detect early and often requires surgery and coordinated oncology support.
A rare cancer affecting skin or tissues on the penis is usually treated with surgery and sometimes radiation.
Proven, expert-led care for cancer of the prostate, one of the most common cancers in men.
Rare cancers develop in connective tissues, like muscle and fat, in various parts of the body.
This common type of cancer develops in the top layer of the skin and is highly treatable with early detection.
Manage tumors affecting the spine or spinal cord through neurosurgical and oncologic care.
Stomach cancer is the fifth most common cancer worldwide and requires specialized care and nutritional support.
This highly treatable cancer often affecting younger men is often managed with surgery and chemotherapy.
Personalized care for rare thymic tumors in the chest, often treated with surgery and follow-up therapies to prevent recurrence.
Cancers of the uterus lining are usually treated with surgery and tailored hormonal or radiation therapies.
A rare gynecologic cancer, generally linked to HPV, is often detected through routine exams and treated with surgery or chemotherapy.
We treat cancers of the female reproductive system, including those on the external genitals, often detected early and managed with surgery or radiation.