Cancer Center Services Guide

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Cancer Center Services Guide

A Place of Hope and Healing Since 1999, the Robert and Carol Weissman Cancer Center at Martin Health has combined medical expertise with advanced technology for the most promising new treatments. We are able to provide cancer treatment services to patients and their families close to home. In 2015, for the fourth consecutive time, the Robert and Carol Weissman Cancer Center was awarded accreditation with commendation by the Commission on Cancer of the American College of Surgeons for a three-year term. The cancer center also received the Commission on Cancer s Outstanding Achievement Award for the second consecutive time, which was presented to a select group of only 47 accredited cancer programs for surveys performed in 2015. The award acknowledges cancer programs that achieve excellence in providing the highest quality care to cancer patients. Martin Health is one of only three cancer programs in Florida to earn Outstanding Achievement since 2013. Radiation Oncology The department of radiation oncology is an integral part of the most comprehensive cancer treatment program on the Treasure Coast. Our boardcertified radiation oncologists partner with a team of highly trained professionals including Ph.D. board certified medical phsysicists, medical dosimetrists, nationally certified oncology nurses, and radiologic technicians trained in radiography and therapeutics. In addition to being able to provide patients in our community with treatment for all types of cancers on our Varian linear accelerators, Martin Health System offers patients one of the most current and innovative medical technologies available today for radiation patients on the TrueBeam. TrueBeam can deliver high doses of cancer fighting agents with accuracy in the fractions of millimeters narrowly targeting tumors and better able to avoid surrounding tissue and healthy organs. Treatment that once took 10-30 minutes can now be completed in less than two minutes. Michael Burke, MD Radiation Oncologist Martin Health offers patients the newest way of treating breast cancer through the use of Intraoperative Radiation Therapy (IORT) where patients can be treated in as little as one day and not the 6-8 weeks of traditional radiation therapy. Patients are able to recover more quickly and return to normal life faster. 1 Robert & Carol Weissman Cancer Center

Infusion Suite Center for Lung Health The Center for Lung Health is committed to a multidisciplinary approach to diagnose and treat cancers of the lung, chest and esophagus. A lung health navigator from the Robert and Carol Weissman Cancer Center is available to provide support and assist with the patient s overall experience, from scheduling and referrals through survivorship. Most importantly, the navigator works proactively with patients and their families to ease the burden of arranging access to cancer care. In 2018 the Center for Lung Health was approved as a Lung Cancer Screening Center of Excellence by the Lung Cancer Alliance. The infusion suite offers chemotherapy and medical infusion services performed by nationally certified oncology RNs with a clinical pharmacist on site. It is located on the third floor (suite 302) of the Cancer Center and is open Monday through Friday, 9 a.m. - 4 p.m. with limited services available on weekends. Patient comfort is our priority. To schedule an appointment, call 772.223.5922. Patient Resource Center and Community Outreach The patient resource center on the second floor of the Cancer Center is open to the public during normal business hours. Cancer patients, their families and members of the community are welcome to borrow books from the Cancer Center library or research cancer-related topics through the internet. Staff and volunteers from Martin Health s Auxiliary are available to help and support your individualized needs. Our clinical social workers and nurse navigators provide additional support at no cost to those undergoing treatment. Community outreach programs, including cancer prevention and detection screenings, are held regularly. For more information on cancer forums, lectures or early detection screenings, call 772.223.5945, ext. 13704. The American Cancer Society Cancer Resource Center is also located on the second floor of the Cancer Center. The CRC is available free of charge to anyone who has a need and provides access to ACS cancer information, donated items such as wigs, bras and turbans. Walk-ins are welcomed, but appointments are encouraged. Patient Service Center: 1.800.227.2345, or locally: 772.223.5945, ext. 12270. 2

Medical Nutrition Therapy The outpatient nutrition program helps patients maintain optimal nutrition while undergoing treatment, at no cost to the patient or the patient s health insurance. Eating the right kinds of foods before, during and after treatment, and getting enough of the proper nutrients, can be a challenge. A licensed clinical oncology dietitian can help you eat healthy, feel better and stay stronger. To schedule an appointment for an outpatient consultation with a dietitian, call 772.223.5945, ext. 13711. Oncology Rehabilitation Complete and comprehensive multi-faceted treatment approach to those who are at risk for, or who have, lymphedema is offered at Martin Rehabilitation Centers. The program is offered at many of our outpatient facilities and includes four components: exercise, skin care, compression, and manual lymphatic drainage. Treatment is individualized and based on patient needs and clinical assessment. A physician referral is needed for this program. For more information, please contact Martin Rehabilitation Centers scheduling at 772.223.2811. In addition, to further extend the continuum of care, patients may transfer from rehabilitation and/or treatment into our discounted self-pay cancer medical fitness program at any one of our health and fitness centers. Exercise often helps restore energy, and our fitness specialists will be there every step of the way to offer encouragement and instruction. A physician referral is needed for this program. For more information about the cancer medical fitness program, call Martin Health and Fitness at 772.223.4966. 3 Robert & Carol Weissman Cancer Center Bonnie Gulko, MS, RD, LD/N Clinical Oncology Dietitian

Leah Rajewsky, Licensed Clinical Social Worker Clinical Social Work Services A licensed clinical oncology social worker is an integral part of the health care team at the Cancer Center, collaborating with other disciplines to provide the team with an understanding of the patient s individual situation. In addition, the social worker acknowledges the psychosocial and spiritual concerns of family members and respects each patient s personal dignity by providing care focused on his or her specific needs. To contact the social worker, call 772.223.5945, ext. 13719 or ext. 13770. Oncology Patient Navigators Oncology patient navigators are clinical professionals who guide patients through the confusing process of diagnosis, treatment and survivorship. Our nurses and social workers on the navigator team serve as advocates, educators and supporters throughout the cancer journey to survivorship. In addition to providing facts about cancer treatment and what to expect, the navigators provide individuals with Mary Smith, RN, OCN Breast Health Navigator counseling, support and referrals to community resources. They can also assist with financial/insurance questions, transportation to appointments and other barriers or challenges that a person may experience. Patient navigation is an integral part of cancer care and the multidisciplinary team. Often challenges arise during this already overwhelming experience and we are here to help. The patient navigator can also speak with a patient s physician to clarify information, helping patients make informed decisions and eliminate any barriers that may keep them from receiving the health care they need and deserve. 4

Support Groups A general cancer support group is held regularly at the Cancer Center. Additional support groups include the Breast Cancer Support Group, Hand in Hand Breast Cancer Support Group for those 45 and younger, Leukemia and Lymphoma Patient and Family Support Group, a Lung Cancer Support Group, and Mindfulness Yoga. The Cancer Center also hosts an annual National Cancer Survivor s Day celebration. Call 772.223.5945, ext. 13719 or ext. 13770 for more information. Genetic Testing Knowing your hereditary cancer risk may help you and your doctor make informed decisions for the prevention and early detection of breast, ovarian, colon cancer and melanoma. For more information call 772.288.5858, option 7. Philanthropy and Oncology Services For patients who are dealing with a cancer diagnosis, hope and peace of mind can be hard to find. Thankfully, at the Robert and Carol Weissman Cancer Center, we make it a priority to provide not just hope, but exceptional and award-winning services right here at home. The generous philanthropic support from the Treasure Coast community enables us to purchase state-of-the-art technology and recruit world-class physicians and specialists who save lives every day. With gifts to the Martin Health Foundation, we are able to offer patient and caregiver support groups, social services and compassionate guidance through the complicated journey of cancer treatment and recovery. Robert and Carol Weissman We could not do what we do without the benevolent contributions of our donors, and for that we are deeply grateful. To learn more about how gifts to the Foundation can transform the patient experience at Martin Health System, visit GIVEmhf.org. 5 Robert & Carol Weissman Cancer Center

Oncology Physicians The cancer center features cancer surgeons, medical oncologists, radiation oncologists, nurse navigators, clinical social workers, an oncology dietitian and other oncology support resources. They are focused on cancer diagnosis, treatment and prevention while being dedicated to providing compassionate and progressive care. Arts in Medicine The Robert and Carol Weissman Cancer Center is pleased to offer our patients this free enrichment program. Please join us in the art room on the second floor of the Cancer Center during your visit. We offer a bright, welcoming space for patients and caregivers to create a wide variety of art, from drawing and rock painting, to collage and holiday craft projects. You don t have to be an artist to make art! Simply enjoy our comfortable, no-pressure environment to relax and express yourself through art-making. We provide a variety of tools and art supplies. Parking Parking is available in front of the Cancer Center. Additional, parking is available in the adjacent ground parking lot and in the parking garage with elevator access to all three floors of the Cancer Center. Where to Find Us Robert & Carol Weissman Cancer Center 501 E Osceola St. Stuart, FL 34994. 772.288.5858 Radiation Oncology* (St. Lucie West) 1095 NW St. Lucie West Blvd. Suite 200 Port St. Lucie, FL 34986. 772.785.5588 RIVERSIDE DRIVE 509 BUILDING CANCER CENTER MAIN ENTRANCE MRI MATERNAL CHILD 6

Quick Phone Guide Cancer Center...772.288.5858 Patient Resource Center...772.288.5858, opt. 2 Administration...772.288.5858, opt. 3 Breast Health Navigator...772.288.5858, opt. 6 General Oncology Navigator...772.223.5945, ext. 13718 or 13789 Lung Health Navigator....................... 772.223.5945, ext. 13748 Center for Lung Health*...772.288.LUNG (5864) Genetics...772.288.5858, opt. 7 Infusion Suite*...772.223.5922 Dietitian s Office...772.223.5945, ext. 13711 Radiation Oncology*...772.288.5890 Social Worker and Support Groups...772.223.5945, ext. 13719 or ext. 13770 martinhealth.org * A Martin Medical Center Facility. 31943-17