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Our concept of care extends beyond actual treatment, offering support to patients, family members, and friends, as they travel the path toward healing.

A diagnosis of cancer can bring on a flood of emotions and concerns. At Turville Bay Radiation Oncology Center, we strive to care for the patients and their loved ones while treating the disease.  Radiation alone, or in combination with other cancer treatments, can successfully treat many different types of cancer. Our team of professionals is dedicated to tailoring a treatment plan to meet your medical needs in a noninstitutional setting.  Someone is always available to answer questions or help ease anxieties. 

What Can I Expect?
Radiation treatment is individualized depending on the type, size, and location of the cancer. In order to tailor treatments to meet the specific needs of individual patients, the radiation process involves several components, including consultation, simulation, treatment planning, and finally, the actual treatment.

Scheduling Your First Appointment
When your primary care physician or other specialist refers you to our clinic, our patient scheduler will contact you to set up the initial consultation appointment.  A packet of informational material and health-related forms will be sent to you prior to the appointment day. It is important that the forms be filled out completely and brought to the consultation.  Referring physicians send pertinent medical records to our clinic, but you should bring any medical records in your possession, a list of medications, insurance information, and referral forms with you on the day of your consultation.

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PATIENTS' GUIDE
FOR RADIATION
ONCOLOGY TREATMENT


What Can I Expect?

Scheduling Your
First Appointment


Consultation with a
Radiation Oncologist

Simulation Appointment

After Treatments
are Complete

Are There Any Side Effects?
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