Seby B. Jones Regional Cancer Center

Medical Oncology at Watauga Medical Center in Boone, NC provides oncology care. The clinic is part of UNC Health and offers medical oncology services to patients in the region.

Summary: Boone County Hospital is part of the McFarland Clinic network in Boone, Iowa, providing integrated medical services through McFarland Clinic’s Boone location. The clinic collaborates with nearby facilities in the region (e.g., Story County and Boone County communities) and emphasizes access to a broad slate of primary care and specialty services via the McFarland Clinic system. The affiliation highlights suggest a regional footprint with connections to institutions in central Iowa, including partnerships and referrals within the McFarland Clinic network.

UNC Health Appalachian's Medical Oncology clinic in Boone, NC offers medical oncology services at its new location at 1200 State Farm Road, opening May 19, 2025. Oncology Infusion and Radiation Oncology services continue at the Seby B. Jones Cancer Center at 338 Deerfield Drive. The new location features expanded services with additional exam rooms and enhanced patient amenities.

Boone County Health Center (BCHC) is a 22-bed critical access hospital in Albion, Nebraska, serving rural areas across Boone, Antelope, Greeley, western Madison, Nance, and Wheeler counties for 60+ years. The center operates five satellite clinics (Albion, Elgin, Fullerton, Newman Grove, Spalding) and offers comprehensive inpatient and outpatient services, including surgery, obstetrics, emergency, radiology, mammography, oncology, home health, mental health, physical/occupational/speech therapy, wound care, and other specialty clinics. BCHC is a nonprofit with an annual revenue around $23.4 million and a staff of about 35. Key leadership includes CEO Tanya Sharp and Foundation Director Sarah Grape. If you’re specifically looking for cancer care options, BCHC lists oncology services among its offerings and has a dedicated clinical leadership area for cancer-related services. For detailed cancer treatment capabilities, schedules, or referrals, contact BCHC directly or visit their oncology/team pages.

Boone County Hospital is a nonprofit, 25-bed critical access hospital in Boone, Iowa, founded in 1900. It serves Boone County and surrounding communities with a range of services across departments such as medical/surgical/pediatrics, radiology, rehab, sleep disorders, pain management, and a diabetes and cardiovascular rehab program. The hospital emphasizes improving community health and well-being and operates under private ownership with about 60 employees and annual revenue around $25.4 million. For oncology-specific needs, the site highlights general hospital services but does not list a dedicated oncology department; contact information is available (sbehn@bchmail.org; 515-432-3140) for further details on cancer care offerings.