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Aiken Regional Medical Center in Aiken, SC is a 273-bed acute care hospital offering emergency, oncology, and internal medicine services. Founded in 1917, it operates as a private health care facility with about 267 employees. Located at 302 University Parkway, Aiken, the center provides comprehensive cancer care as part of its oncology services and serves the surrounding community with acute care and related medical services. Contact: main line 803-641-5000.
Summary: CHI St. Alexius Health Williston provides comprehensive cancer care as part of the CHI St. Alexius Health system in North Dakota. The Williston location offers inpatient and outpatient services within a broader hospital network that includes cardiology, trauma, and primary care. While the provided highlights do not detail specific oncology programs, CHI St. Alexius Health is a nonprofit, Roman Catholic medical system with a full range of hospital services and patient-centered care across North Dakota, including Williston. For cancer-specific programs, consult the Williston site or contact the hospital directly at 1-701-530-7000.

UP Health System provides comprehensive cancer care across the Upper Peninsula, including the Cancer Centers in Hancock and Marquette, MI. Key highlights: - Cancer Center availability at multiple locations within the UP, with access to advanced therapies and a full continuum of cancer services. - Other major services at UP Health System Marquette include Heart Institute, Brain & Spine Center, Rehabilitation, Behavioral Health, Digestive Health, Weight Loss, Women’s & Children’s Centers, and extensive imaging, surgery, and laboratory capabilities. - Regional reach through 42 primary and specialty care clinics and the UP Telehealth Network, supporting oncology care across the Upper Peninsula. - Locations relevant to Hancock and Marquette: - HQ: 580 W. College Ave., Marquette, MI 49855 - 580 W College Ave Fl 6, Marquette, MI 49855 - 500 Campus Dr, Hancock, MI 49930 - Ishpeming, MI (community location) If you’re specifically seeking cancer care in Hancock or Marquette, UP Health System appears to offer dedicated cancer centers with access to comprehensive oncology services and telehealth support within the region.

Henry Mayo Newhall Memorial Hospital (Valencia, Santa Clarita, CA) is a nonprofit, 357-bed community hospital and trauma center founded in 1975. It offers comprehensive cancer care as part of its broad services, including inpatient and outpatient facilities, imaging, lab, infusion, and specialized centers. The hospital features a NICU, Center for Women and Newborns, catheterization lab, breast center, and extensive programs in cardiovascular, emergency/trauma, spine and joint, behavioral health, and rehabilitation. It operates the Sheila R. Veloz Breast Center with advanced detection options and serves the Valencia/Santa Clarita Valley community as an Advanced Primary Stroke Center and STEMI Receiving Center. Headquarters are at 23845 McBean Parkway, Valencia, CA 91355.

St. Elizabeth Healthcare is a nonprofit, Catholic- roots health system serving Northern Kentucky, Cincinnati, and Southeast Indiana. Key points relevant to cancer care: - Comprehensive cancer programs with renowned specialists and advanced treatments (centered at the Yung Family Cancer Center and related cancer services). - Locations across KY, IN, and OH (facilities in Edgewood, Florence, Covington, Grant County, Dearborn County, Ft. Thomas, and nearby offices) with 169 St. Elizabeth Physicians primary/specialty clinics statewide. - Large, integrated system: more than 10,000 associates; ~1,600 physicians/advanced practice providers. - Notable emphasis on cancer care alongside heart, orthopedics, women’s health, spine, and primary care. - Located in Edgewood, KY (HQ) with a broad footprint that supports multidisciplinary cancer care, screenings, early detection, and survivorship programs. If you’re specifically researching cancer care options in KY, IN, or OH, St. Elizabeth Healthcare offers: established cancer centers, multidisciplinary teams, access to advanced therapies, and a network of primary/community clinics to coordinate care.
Summary: - The University of Minnesota Medical Center (M Health Fairview) is the flagship campus of M Health Fairview, spanning two hospitals and numerous adult specialty clinics on the East and West banks of the U of M campus in Minneapolis. - It offers a complete range of services including primary care, emergency care, obstetrics, and care for complex conditions. - Cancer care is one of its key areas, with specialized programs likely including solid organ and blood/ marrow transplantation, and treatment for various cancers. - If you’re specifically looking for Cancer Care at M Health Fairview Alexandria, this page emphasizes the main U of M campus in Minneapolis. For Alexandria-specific cancer care, you may need to check the Alexandria location’s services or contact M Health Fairview directly for programs and affiliations related to cancer care.
Summary: Medical City Plano Hospital (The Medical Center of Plano) is a full-service, 427-bed acute-care hospital in Plano, Texas, with a large medical staff (over 1,300 physicians across 70+ specialties) and a dedicated cancer-treatment center. It offers comprehensive services including trauma/emergency care, cardiovascular programs, imaging, women’s and children’s services (high-risk antepartum and NICU), and outpatient surgery. The facility emphasizes compassionate care, advanced technology, and Magnet-recognized nursing leadership. It has a long history since 1975 and is accredited by The Joint Commission.
Cancer Care at Benefis Sletten Cancer Institute in Great Falls, Montana offers oncology services including breast cancer and gynecologic cancer treatment. The oncology team provides personalized cancer care designed to help patients live longer and better, with support programs and resources for patients and families throughout their cancer journey.

Mount Nittany Health is a nonprofit health system based in State College, PA, founded in 1902. It operates Mount Nittany Medical Center (a 260-bed acute care hospital) and oversees a network of providers delivering primary and specialty care. The organization emphasizes community health, wellness programs, health screenings, and educational events, with ongoing growth plans including an Outpatient Center and Patient Tower project. Key figures include leaders in nursing, operations, IT, finance, and the Mount Nittany Health Foundation. They provide patient care services, COVID-19 updates and vaccines, and financial assistance options. Website: mountnittany.org. For cancer care specifics, the system lists cardiovascular and other service lines; oncology-related navigation is available through Mount Nittany Health, with patient navigation and specialized care led by program directors and nursing leadership. If you’re seeking cancer care at Mount Nittany, the health system can connect you with oncology nursing navigators and related services within their community hospital network.


