Chapter 13 - North Carolina Hospitals and Cancer Centers

Hospital Codes

Mammo—Mammography

LCMammo—Low-Cost Mammography

Surgery—Breast Surgery

BRSurgeon—Breast Surgeon

Oncol—Oncologists

Chemo—Chemotherapy

Radiation—Radiation Therapy

SNBiopsy—Sentinel Node Biopsy

ClinTrial—Clinical Trials

Recon—Breast Reconstruction

Rehab—Rehabilitation Programs/Physical Therapy

Nutrit—Nutritional Support or Dietitian

Lymph—Lymphedema Management

CompTher—Complementary Therapies

SupGrp—Support Groups

Couns—Supportive or Pastoral Counseling

Insur—Insurance Claims

Genetic—Genetic Risk Counseling

ResRoom—Patient Resource Room

BCRes—Breast Cancer Resources

ResStaff—Resource Staff

PatNav—Patient Navigator

 

Medicine is not only a science,
but also the art of letting our own individuality
interact with the individuality of the patient
.
—Albert Schweitzer

In this section, we list an overview of North Carolina hospitals and cancer centers along with the services each offers to breast cancer patients. Unless otherwise noted, this information was verified with each of the hospitals and cancer centers. However, any portion of this information could change without our knowledge. To find a contact person at each facility that is familiar with breast cancer services, call the facility or the National Cancer Institute’s Cancer Information Service at 800.4.CANCER.

The listings for hospitals and cancer centers are arranged according to county location. We include codes that represent the breast cancer-related services provided. If you have more specific questions about the services available at a particular facility, call the hospital at the number listed.

The National Cancer Institute’s Cancer Centers Program includes more than 50 NCI-designated cancer centers across the country. North Carolina is fortunate to have three: Duke Comprehensive Cancer Center (Durham), UNC’s Lineberger Comprehensive Cancer Center (Chapel Hill) and Wake Forest University Comprehensive Cancer Center (Winston-Salem). These centers are some of the most comprehensive treatment and research centers in the  country.

Note: Information provided, was carefully considered and verified by representatives from each facility. Every effort has been made to present accurate information. However, please call to verify services.

Some hospitals in North Carolina are not listed because they do not provide breast cancer services, they were planning to close soon, or they did not respond to our survey requesting updated information.

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