Chemotherapy
Depend on Adventist HealthCare Cancer Centers for skilled care before, during and after chemotherapy, an advanced treatment that can help your body fight cancer.
What’s Chemotherapy?
Chemotherapy, or chemo, is a medication that targets cancer cells. You may receive this drug:
- Intravenously (IV), or through a vein, during infusion therapy
- Through an injection
- By swallowing a pill
Chemotherapy-Certified Staff
Rely on certified nurses who have special training to give you the safest, most effective dose. Your care team will help you manage the side effects of chemo, which are usually temporary (short-term).
How Often Will I Get Chemo?
You may have treatments once a week or monthly. Ask your care team for your treatment schedule.
Therapy Amenities
If you have chemo, immunotherapy or other type of outpatient transfusion at Adventist HealthCare Cancer Centers, your treatment will take place in a quiet, healing space. You’ll appreciate:
- Access to a private room with a bed
- Comfortable reclining chairs
- Education materials and books
- Free parking for patients receiving infusion therapy
- Individual flat-screen televisions with cable TV channels
- Lunch and snacks
Comprehensive Care Plan
Your care plan may include other cancer treatments, such as radiation therapy or surgery, in addition to chemo and immunotherapy.
