# About Us

## Why The Center

**Our mission is simple: to care for every patient as we would a cherished member of our own family.**

Our vision is to be the region’s premier community cancer center—providing seamless, integrated access to every part of the cancer-care journey, from diagnosis through recovery. We care for the whole person—spirit, mind, and body—ensuring every patient feels supported, understood, and inspired with hope.

By following our values, we aim to create the premier community cancer center in the region ensuring the patient’s journey includes integrated access to all components of the continuum of cancer care.

- **COMPASSION:** Addressing patient needs and concerns
- **RESPECT:** Valuing each person’s dignity
- **COMMITMENT:** Providing appropriate medical treatment
- **EXCELLENCE:** Providing access to superior clinical care, breakthrough research and innovative technology

   ![Bibas Reddy](/sites/default/files/2025-12/Bibas%20Reddy.jpg)

 Here at the Center for Cancer and Blood Disorders, I have the most advanced medical treatment to offer my patients. But there is more to cancer than the physical aspects. We also offer you a wide range of emotional and spiritual support. We want to help our patients in every aspect of care.

 Bibas Reddy, DO, MPH President

## Comprehensive care

Our board-certified physicians offer you the latest advances in chemotherapy, radiation therapy, immunotherapy, hormonal therapy, and biological therapy.

We also offer you the opportunity to take advantage of groundbreaking cancer treatment available only through clinical trials and cancer research.

 25K+

Patients

More than 25,000 patients trust us each year to guide them on their healthcare journey

  20+

Locations

Proudly serving our community with convenient locations across the DFW metroplex

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###  Our Care Team

Get to know the compassionate experts who guide your care with a whole-person approach—spirit, mind, and body.

 45+

Physicians

Board-certified experts in medical, radiation, and surgical oncology, hematology, and integrative medicine.

 25+

Advanced Practitioners

Dedicated nurse practitioners and physician assistants who support you throughout your cancer journey.

 [Meet Our Team](/our-care-team)

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###  Research & Clinical Trials

Clinical research is central to our mission. Led by Dr. Ray Page, we offer access to innovative clinical trials that bring leading-edge cancer therapies closer to home.

 27+

Years

Dedicated to safely administering experimental drugs and therapies

 200+

Trials

Involving more than 60 experimental drugs

 [Learn About Clinical Trials](/all-treatments-services/clinical-trials-research)

##  Patient Navigators

We’re here to guide you through every step of your journey. At The Center for Cancer and Blood Disorders, our physicians treat all stages and types of cancer with expertise and compassion. Learn about symptoms, risk factors, and treatment options to better understand your care.

##  Related Resources

Insurance We Accept

We believe access to exceptional care should be available to everyone. We partner with a wide range of insurance providers to ensure our patients can receive the latest, most innovative treatments without barriers to care.

 [Learn About Insurance](/insurance-billing)

Excellence in Cancer Care

We are committed to remaining at the forefront of cancer care and are nationally recognized for our quality of care.

 [Explore Our Recognitions](/recognitions-achievements)

Request an Appointment

Take the first step toward personalized, compassionate cancer care. Our team is here to guide you and answer your questions as you begin your treatment journey.

 [Get Started](/request-new-patient-appointment)

##  Latest News, Events & Insights

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 **Event** [Kendra Gives Back Event!](/kendra-gives-back-event)In honor of Breast Cancer Awareness month, join us for a Kendra Gives Back Event at Kendra Scott at The Shops At Clearfork! Join Dr. Polavarapu and The Center for Cancer & Blood Disorders in store for sips, sweets and shop the BCA Collection. 20% of the proceeds will benefit breast cancer patients through Careity Foundation.

 Event Date: October 9, 2026

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 **The Center Insights** [A Month of Awareness and a Warm Welcome](/month-awareness-and-warm-welcome)This September, I am honored to join the gynecologic oncology team at The Center for Cancer and Blood Disorders, serving patients and families throughout the Dallas-Fort Worth area.A cancer diagnosis can be one of the most difficult experiences in a woman's life. My goal is to walk alongside my patients every step of the way, ensuring they feel heard, understand their options, and feel empowered to make decisions about their health.

 Published Date: September 29, 2026

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 **The Center Insights** [Not All Blood Cancers Move at the Same Speed](/not-all-blood-cancers-move-same-speed)When most people hear the word cancer, they picture urgency. A diagnosis, a treatment plan, and a race to get ahead of it. For many cancers, that picture is accurate. But for blood cancers, the story is more varied than most people realize, and understanding that variation can change how patients and families experience a diagnosis from the very first conversation.Some blood cancers are aggressive and require treatment to begin within days or weeks. Others are slow-moving by nature, and the right approach is not to treat immediately but to watch carefully, sometimes for months, sometimes for years, before any intervention is needed. Both of these paths are legitimate. Both are evidence-based. And both require a care team that understands the difference.September is Blood Cancer Awareness Month. It is a good time to talk honestly about what blood cancer actually is, why it does not follow a single script, and what patients and caregivers can expect when they walk through the door at The Center for Cancer and Blood Disorders.

 Published Date: September 9, 2026