At Einstein, you have access to the latest advances in cancer detection and treatment, as well as a complete range of support services to guide you through the physical, psychological and emotional effects of living with cancer.
A team of coordinated cancer specialists will work with you to create a customized treatment plan based on your individual needs.
Einstein's cancer program offers:
- Advanced technology: You have access to the latest technologies with the highest possible precision for fighting cancer, including a intensity-modulated radiation therapy (IMRT), Image-Guided Radiation Therapy IGRT and Stereotactic Body Radiation Therapy (SBRT).
- Advanced surgical techniques: We have surgeons specially trained in minimally invasive procedures.
- World-class cancer specialists: Our team includes three Philadelphia magazine 2012 "Top Docs."
- Prompt, courteous service: We value your time. New patient evaluations are scheduled in days, not weeks, and physicians are always available to answer your questions.
- FREE interpreters: Our language interpreters provide spoken language and sign language services free of charge.
Physicians & Staff
When you choose Einstein for cancer care, you have an entire team of specialized professionals working for you and with you. Your cancer care team attacks the disease, treats you compassionately and provides responsive support every step of the way.
Research and clinical trials
Our active participation in research and clinical trials means you have access to the newest therapies available to treat your cancer.
Research and treatment opportunities are possible thanks to our recent selection by the National Cancer Institute to participate in its National Community Cancer Centers Program.
Depending on your circumstances, you may also benefit from a joint venture between the Einstein Cancer Center and Kimmel Cancer Center At Jefferson, which enables us to offer new therapies through a network of cancer care providers.
Accreditations and Partnerships
We are an accredited cancer program by The American College of Surgeons Commission on Cancer and one of the National Cancer Institute's Community Cancer Center Program sites.
