Please bring a valid ID, insurance card, referral (if required), a list of current medications, medical records related to your diagnosis, and any imaging or lab results.

Initial visits typically last 60–90 minutes, depending on the complexity of your case and the discussions needed with your oncologist.

Yes! We encourage you to bring a loved one for support and to help take notes during the visit.

Your oncologist will review your medical history and may order additional blood work or imaging, but most tests are scheduled for a later date.

Your oncologist will review your medical history, discuss your diagnosis, explain treatment options, and answer any questions you have.

In many cases, a general treatment approach will be discussed, but additional tests or consultations may be needed before finalizing a plan.

We encourage you to ask any questions during your visit. You may also write them down beforehand to ensure all concerns are addressed.

You can always reach out to our office following a visit if you have additional questions or concerns.

You can call our office during business hours, and our staff will connect you with the appropriate provider.

Our front desk team will help you schedule any necessary follow-up appointments and tests before you leave.

Yes, we work closely with your primary care physician and other specialists to ensure a coordinated approach to your care.