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Cancer & Blood Disorders (Hematology)

If you’re feeling overwhelmed by a cancer or blood disorder diagnosis, you’re not alone. The news changes life instantly. At Gundersen, we’re here to support you. This includes providing answers to your questions, experienced specialists and proven treatment programs. Our dedication to offering the best cancer care possible means our outcomes compare with the best cancer centers in the nation.

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Conditions

  • Most cancers (including breast cancer, colon cancer, gastrointestional cancer, lung cancer, prostate cancer, skin cancer and many other cancers)
  • Blood cancers (lymphoma, leukemia, multiple myeloma and others)
  • Immunosuppressed disorders
  • Red blood cell disorders
  • Clotting disorders
  • Lymphoma

Services

  • Medical Oncology and Hematology
  • Chemotherapy (infusion therapy)
  • Interventional oncology
  • Radiation oncology
  • Surgical oncology
  • Consultations and second opinions
  • Hospital care
  • Palliative care
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An integrative approach to cancer care

Evidence shows that cancer treatment is more effective with an integrative approach. That’s why cancer care at Gundersen has two layers. It blends conventional cancer treatment and supportive therapies. This combination of treatment attacks the disease while prioritizing your well-being. Whether you're receiving cancer care at our Center for Cancer & Blood Disorders in La Crosse or another Gundersen location closer to home, you can expect integrative care tailored to your needs.

Personalized for you

Cancer treatments

Your care team will work with you to develop a personalized cancer treatment plan. Along with the type and stage of your cancer, they'll consider things like your age, your overall health and your personal preferences. Some people may receive just one type of treatment. Others may require a combination of treatments.

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Leading-edge care

What to expect

Many experts will be involved in your cancer care. Here's who you can expect to meet at your first appointment and how they'll support you. No matter who is on your team, our accreditation by the Commission on Cancer ensures you’ll receive leading-edge care. Always.

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Second opinion

If you have questions about a diagnosis, treatment plan or anything else related to cancer care you’ve received, you deserve answers. Our experts can help give you peace of mind.

Call us at (608) 775-2385
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Cancer-related services

COMPASS

For times when you need more than the best medicine, we've created our COMPASS program. COMPASS is a network of support staff, therapies and resources. It's one of the many integrative ways that we make sure we're caring for all of you, not just treating your cancer.

Support services

While receiving cancer treatment, you’ll have access to many services to support you every step of the way. Services may include things like help managing side effects of treatment and support groups.

Survivorship resources

Survivorship resources also are available to help you, your family and friends as you navigate life after a cancer diagnosis. These may include things such as nutrition support or financial assistance.

Infusion therapy (chemotherapy)

Infusion therapy, sometimes called chemotherapy when treating cancer, is used when medications or fluids can't be taken by mouth. Instead, they are delivered directly into your body through a vein.

Cancer genetic counseling

Many cancers are not inherited, but some can be passed down in families. In these cases, genetic testing may be helpful to consider ways to lessen your risk. This is especially true if you have relatives with cancer.

Clinical trials

Clinical trials are studies that help doctors discover the effectiveness of new treatments. They often come with many benefits and some risks. Your doctor can help you decide if a clinical trial is right for you.

How to connect

We offer cancer care close to home. Please contact your primary care provider for a referral before making an appointment.

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