World-class cancer care close to home
When you or a loved one is diagnosed with cancer, you want an expert, compassionate team by your side. At Endeavor Health Cancer Institute, experts from multiple specialties work closely with you to provide comprehensive, world-class cancer care close to home. At our state-of-the-art cancer centers, you have access to advanced diagnostic technology, innovative treatments, a wide range of cancer support services, and an unparalleled patient-centered experience. Your customized treatment plan is designed around your needs to target the disease while helping you live as normally as possible.
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Hope for a nonsmoker with lung cancer
Amanda Warford thought she just had a lingering cough. Instead, this 42-year-old nonsmoker was diagnosed with stage IV lung cancer and spots were also found in her brain. But her story doesn’t end there. “Thanks to advancements in oncological technology, we were able to isolate a genetic mutation within (Warford’s) lung cancer cells," said Marina Messinger, MD. “This allowed us to use a pill for targeted therapy to successfully treat her cancer with mild side effects.”
A breast cancer story of hope
When 41-year-old Alexis Barbour began experiencing symptoms, including a lump she felt during a self-examination, she quickly took action. Less than one year later, she had her first surgery, which included breast reconstruction at the same time. “Alexis had a complicated cancer, and I created our surgical plan to optimize her oncologic and cosmetic outcomes,” said Katherine Kopkash, MD. “Working as a team with Dr. Seth, we were able to achieve our goals utilizing a nipple-sparing mastectomy and immediate reconstruction.”
Meet Mick, the man who beat cancer twice
Six years ago, 74-year-old Mick Jackson went through chemotherapy and radiation to treat lymphoma. In September 2022, he experienced a relapse with extensive disease in his bone marrow, liver and lymph nodes. Jackson’s former hematologist, Lynne Kaminer, MD, was ready to care for him again, and enlisted David Grinblatt, MD, to help. Jackson became Endeavor Health’s first patient to undergo chimeric antigen receptor (CAR) T-cell therapy.
