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At Mojave Radiation Oncology Center, our mission is to combine world-class cancer care with a deep and heart-felt commitment to the wellbeing of our patients and families. We are here to take care of you every step of the way during this difficult time. Our highly specialized radiation oncologists will determine the treatment plan to help achieve the best possible outcome. We will keep you and your caregivers informed and supported from diagnosis through treatment.
About half of all cancers can be treated with radiation, alone or in conjunction with other treatments. While it might sound frightening, radiation can actually be the most effective and least risky method of treating certain cancers. It works because cancer cells that are dividing are more vulnerable to radiation than normal cells. With precision focus, we can target radiation directly to the harmful cells without destroying surrounding healthy tissue. This helps treat cancers in areas that might be particularly difficult.
Receiving a diagnosis of cancer is emotional, scary, overwhelming and can make you feel like you’ve lost control. Your cancer and the way you respond to treatments are individual and personal. Most people know about cancer through the experience of someone else, often a family member or friend. There are many types of cancer and other people’s experiences will not be the same as yours. We encourage you to express your emotions, ask questions and allow us to teach you how to be an advocate for yourself.
Several cancers today have excellent outcomes and can be cured with new technologies and advancements. In other cases, treatments may be given which either extend or maintain your quality of life. The first step to regaining control and alleviating much of your anxiety is to educate yourself about your cancer. Few cancers require emergency treatment so you have time to learn about your diagnosis and treatment options. We encourage you to ask questions and seek additional medical information.
There are many websites with information about cancer. In addition to our site, we recommend using reliable sources, including The American Cancer Society and The National Cancer Institute
We know you have a choice about where you get your cancer care. Here are the top reasons why we believe Mojave Radiation Oncology Center is the best choice: