Hartford HealthCare Fairfield Cancer Center

Oncology Hematology Care, Inc in Fairfield, Ohio provides comprehensive cancer care services including medical oncology, hematology, radiation oncology, and surgical oncology. The clinic offers cancer treatment, radiation treatment, nutrition guidance, pharmacy services, clinical trials, and genetic counseling, with an on-site specialty pharmacy and affiliations with The Jewish Hospital–Mercy Health.

Smilow Cancer Hospital is a nonprofit, Yale New Haven Health affiliate focused on comprehensive cancer care, prevention, diagnosis, and treatment. Based in New Haven, CT (founded 2009), it emphasizes personalized, patient-centered treatment plans developed by multidisciplinary teams. The hospital employs about 150 staff and is part of Yale New Haven Health, serving patients across the United States with a wide range of oncology services. Notable details: location in New Haven (not Fairfield), affiliated with Yale New Haven Hospital, and a strong emphasis on cutting-edge cancer research and collaborative care. If you’re seeking care in Fairfield, CT, you may need to contact Smilow through Yale New Haven Health for nearest convenient access or potential referrals. Contact: (855) 476-4569.

Hartford HealthCare’s Cancer Institute at the Fairfield Cancer Center is part of their integrated Institute Model, bringing together cancer care leadership with neuroscience, heart and vascular, orthopedics, urology, and kidney health to deliver high-quality cancer treatment at an affordable cost. The Fairfield Region includes medical leadership and specialty services under Hartford HealthCare, aiming to provide comprehensive oncology care and coordinated services across Hartford HealthCare’s network.

Fairfield Medical Center (FMC) in Lancaster, Ohio, offers comprehensive cancer care supported by a dedicated team of physicians, nurses, and cancer care specialists. Key points: - FMC emphasizes patient-centered cancer care across diagnosis, treatment, and survivorship. - Notable team roles include Mark Becker, MD (Cancer Care leadership), Megan Brown, CNP (cancer care provider), and other FMC physicians and care specialists who collaborate across FMC’s oncology services. - The organization highlights a full spectrum of cancer care services and a multidisciplinary approach to treatment and survivorship planning. - FMC is a nonprofit, general acute health system with extensive services beyond cancer care, including bariatric, heart and vascular, orthopedics, emergency care, maternity, hospice/palliative, outpatient therapy, and more. If you’re seeking specifics about team members, treatment options, or how to access cancer care services at FMC, I can pull out details or visit the linked pages for the exact roles and contact points.

OHC (Oncology Hematology Care) is an independent cancer and blood disease treatment center with 12 U.S. offices, including Fairfield, OH. Founded in 1983 and based in Cincinnati, OHC provides comprehensive cancer care and resources such as clinical trials, financial assistance, pharmacy services, nutrition and treatment guides. They operate as a private partnership with about 110 staff and around $16.4M annual revenue. Fairfield locations include: - 3050 Mack Road, Ste. 300, Fairfield, OH 45104 - 2960 Mack Road, Ste. 105, Fairfield, OH 45104 Contact: 800-710-4674 If you’re specifically seeking Fairfield cancer treatment options, OHC offers medical oncology/hematology services, patient resources, and access to clinical trials from a local Cincinnati-area center.