Cervical Cancer Care in Portland-Vancouver
Cervical cancer is a type of gynecologic cancer that develops in a woman's cervix. The gynecologic cancer specialists at Compass Oncology are dedicated to providing comprehensive cervical cancer care with a personalized treatment plan for each patient.
Our gynecologic oncologists specialize in cancers that develop in women’s reproductive organs, such as cervical cancer. They work together to create the best treatment plan for you using the latest cancer treatments and the least invasive surgical options.
With cancer centers in Portland and Vancouver, you can receive quality cancer care at a location that’s convenient for you.
Recently Diagnosed with Cervical Cancer?
Our cancer team understands that receiving a cervical cancer diagnosis can be overwhelming, and you probably have many questions. Whether you have an appointment with an oncologist at Compass Oncology or you are receiving treatment elsewhere, we hope this information for those with a cervical cancer diagnosis can help prepare you for what's next.
Why Choose Cervical Cancer Care at Compass Oncology?
The gynecologic oncologists at Compass perform surgery and oversee the medical oncology treatments included in the treatment plan. They also coordinate with the radiation oncologist and supportive care team members, who may also be part of your care team.
At Compass Oncology, you have access to the most advanced technologies, including minimally invasive surgery techniques, innovative treatment options, and clinical research trials. We provide comprehensive cervical cancer care with a patient-centered approach to make sure you feel supported, informed, and confident throughout your care. Our cancer clinics are located in Happy Valley, Portland, Oregon, and Vancouver, Washington.
Cervical Cancer Clinical Trials in Portland and Vancouver
Compass Oncology offers clinical research trials for cervical cancer patients in the Portland, OR, and Vancouver, WA areas. Through our partnership with the Sarah Cannon Research Institute (SCRI), patients have access to clinical research trials of the most innovative therapies. Your gynecologic oncologist may discuss a clinical trial with you as part of your treatment plan if you are eligible.
