Cancer affects far more than your body; your psychological and emotional health must also be considered. Texas Oncology offers support groups throughout the state of Texas to offer our patients and their family the support they need.
Our board certified surgeons, medical oncologists, radiation oncologists, advanced practice providers, and other healthcare team members will be by your side with compassion at every step. We believe in higher standards of care and a patient-centered approach. Each patient’s values and wishes are at the forefront as we work as a team to customize treatment plans for each patient, including support services.
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Three Things to Know Before You Cancel Your Mammogram
November 01, 2020
- Mammograms can detect breast cancer in its earliest stages and remain the single most important tool for prevention and early detection, even during the COVID-19 pandemic. Heather King, M.D., FACS, breast surgical oncologist at Texas Breast Specialists–Austin, and Susan Escudier, M.D., FACP, medical oncologist at Texas Oncology–Houston Medical Center, share key factors women should know before cancelling their mammogram.
Dr. Julie Sprunt: Managing Your Cancer Treatment During COVID-19
October 01, 2020
- Julie Sprunt, M.D., FACS, fellowship trained breast surgeon at Texas Breast Specialists–Austin, discusses cancer care decision-making during COVID-19, including assessing the best treatment, follow-up, and maintenance strategy for each patient.
Texas Hospitals Now Free to Resume Some Treatments Delayed by Coronavirus Outbreak
April 21, 2020
- In light of Gov. Greg Abbott's move to loosen surgery restrictions during COVID-19, Heather King, M.D., FACS, of Texas Breast Specialists–Austin, appeared on KEYE-TV (CBS, Austin) to discuss the impact of the decision for cancer patients. Dr. King elaborates on the importance of scaling down restrictions gradually to avoid a surge, while highlighting how the decision will benefit patients who were on hold for procedures but feel comfortable proceeding.