Rocky Mountain Cancer Centers

Our patients have access to clinical research trials in all major cancer types, and our participation has resulted in the FDA approval of 38 novel cancer therapies. To learn more about our open clinical trials, please click here, and ask your physicians whether a clinical trial may be appropriate for you.

Our medical oncologists and genetic counselors provide education, support, family counseling and genetic testing to those who are at high risk for developing cancer.

We provide diagnosis and management of all blood and bone marrow disorders.

Our medical oncology team consists of highly trained physicians and chemotherapy-certified nursing staff that manage and monitor patient progress during treatment and therapy plans. Chemotherapy is the treatment of cancer with special drugs, and is used to keep cancer from spreading, to slow a cancer's growth and to relieve the symptoms that are caused by cancer.

Our PET/CT and CT imaging programs are accredited by the American College of Radiology and guide our oncology team in the treatment of a patient’s individualized disease.

We have dedicated clinical social workers who partner with patients and their families as they return to wholeness after a cancer diagnosis, with services including counseling, appropriate community resources, support groups, education classes and complementary medicine.

Radiation therapy is the use of high-energy x-rays or radioactive materials to kill cancer cells. We provide the most advanced radiation therapies, including intensity modulated radiation therapy, image guided radiation therapy, stereotactic radiosurgery, stereotactic body therapy, cone beam CT and respiratory gating.