Cancer Care Close to Home | Garrett Regional Medical Center

Maryland Oncology Hematology (MOH) is a privately held, community-based cancer care network in Maryland. Founded in 1986 by Dr. Jon Minford, MOH is the largest community oncology/hematology practice in the state with 16 offices across Maryland (HQ in Beltsville) and more than 400 employees. The network offers medical oncology, hematology, radiation oncology, genetics, clinical research, behavioral health, and various surgical services, serving over 50,000 patients with 60+ physicians/APs. As part of The US Oncology Network, MOH collaborates with a national cancer care and research community, participates in US Oncology Research clinical trials, and provides comprehensive cancer treatment including chemotherapy, biological therapy, and other supportive services. Key locations include Beltsville, Columbia, Silver Spring, Lanham, Mt. Airy, Annapolis, Bethesda, Germantown, Laurel, Rockville, Frederick, and others. Contact numbers and full location list are available on their site.

Summary: - The John P. Murtha Cancer Center is part of Walter Reed National Military Medical Center, which itself operates under the TRICARE system. - The Murtha Center focuses on comprehensive, tailored cancer care for service members, veterans, and beneficiaries, aligning treatment with patients’ military-connected needs. - Recent highlights emphasize survivorship support, personalized oncology care, and the Center’s commitment to resilience and unity (as reflected in observances like Cancer Survivorship Day and Juneteenth-related messaging). Note: The provided page is a general TRICARE/Walter Reed site reference and does not indicate Oakland-specific facilities or programs. If you’re seeking Murtha Center services in Oakland, please confirm whether you’re looking for information on a specific facility, remote/telehealth options, or transfer/appointment pathways, and I can refine with targeted details.