Cancer Treatment
Cancer Care, Centered Around You
William N Pennington Cancer Institute: (775) 982–4000
Renown Hematology/Oncology: (775) 982–4000
Renown Breast Surgery Care: (775) 982–3443
At the William N. Pennington Cancer Institute, we treat more than cancer—we care for the whole person. From your first appointment to every treatment and follow-up, you’ll have a team of specialists guiding your journey.
From Diagnosis to Recovery—Here’s How We Help
- Planning Your Care: Our expert team of doctors, nurses and support staff work together to provide personalized cancer diagnosis and treatment tailored to you.
- Chemotherapy & Infusion: Relaxing spaces, expert nurses and personalized treatment plans.
- Radiation Therapy: State-of-the-art tech that’s precise and effective.
- Surgical Oncology: From small procedures to complex surgeries—we’ve got you covered.
- Breast Surgery Oncology:
- HIPEC: Hyperthermic Intraperitoneal Chemotherapy is a powerful treatment for some abdominal cancers.
Your Cancer Treatment Team & Services
- Nurse Navigators: Your go-to guides for every step.
- Support & Wellness: From nutrition to emotional support—we're here.
- Cancer Resources: Mastectomy fittings, wigs, scarves, books and a quiet place to breathe.
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