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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Why you still might have trouble scheduling your surgery despite relaxed coronavirus rules
April 27, 2020
- With Governor Abbott’s relaxed restrictions in place, some hospital systems and clinics in Tarrant County said they are starting to reschedule procedures — but in a limited way as they assess the new caveats. According to Jennifer Hecht, D.O., FACOS, Texas Breast Specialists-Southwest Fort Worth, in order to ensure safety during the outbreak, surgeons will need to evaluate each patient’s risk, their cancer, and timing before determining when to move forward with surgery.
Matters of the Heart: How Values Bring Meaning to Patient-Centered Cancer Care
November 07, 2017
- The approach to cancer care is transforming so that what the patient “wants” is more likely to be what he or she gets. Cancer indeed changes many things in a patient’s life, but not the essence of who you are. Before, during, and after treatment, your personal values, perspectives, and cultural and religious beliefs are an important constant – the glue that holds you together during challenging times. Today, those values can also play a direct role in cancer care.