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Protecting Your Skin
Integrative and Functional Medicine’s Perspective on Protecting Your Skin Do you remember the song by Raffi, “Oh, Mr. Sun, Mr. Sun, Mr. Golden Sun, Please shine down on me”? Just the sight of sunshine can lift our spirits and bring us joy and energy. We all need daily sunshine but in moderation. Sun exposure is needed for critical functions in our...
Care Coordination: Publication with Contributions by The Center President, Dr. Page
Read a publication Dr. Page contributed to in the Association of Community Cancer Centers on the role of the pharmacy to help manage patients with cancer on oral oncolytics. He spent several months reviewing/analyzing data, writing, reviewing pharmacy survey data, and formulating insights from pharmacies from several cancer centers. Read it Here The Role...
RefleXion Expands Commercial Reach With Sale to Texas Cancer Center
HAYWARD, Calif., July 21, 2021 – RefleXion Medical, Inc., a therapeutic oncology company pioneering biology-guided radiotherapy* (BgRT) as a new modality that will one day treat all stages of cancer, today announced the sale of its RefleXion™ X1 machine to The Center for Cancer and Blood Disorders, a free-standing cancer treatment center with 15 locations...
In Growth Spurt Since Joining OneOncology, The Center for Cancer and Blood Disorders in Fort Worth Adds 3 Practices and 14 Physicians
The Center Has Grown its Physicians on Staff by 60 Percent in a Single Year Fort Worth, TX & Nashville, TN – July 12, 2021 – Three oncology practices with a combined total of ten physicians have recently joined The Center for Cancer and Blood Disorders (The Center), the growing North Texas independent oncology practice, an affiliate of...
Meet Dr. Al Yurvati: a surgeon, caregiver, and now a patient.
Meet Dr. Al Yurvati! Dr. Yurvati, a surgeon, who along with his busy practice became a caregiver for his wife when she was diagnosed with cancer. Now he is a cancer patient. Watch his video about his transition from a surgeon, caregiver, and patient and why he chose The Center for their cancer treatment.
Cancer Patients Give The Center For Cancer and Blood Disorders High Marks in Patient Satisfaction Surveys
Patient satisfaction ratings from Oncology Medical Home survey exceed Texas and national averages Fort Worth, Texas – February 10, 2021 – The Center for Cancer and Blood Disorders received high marks from patients with cancer in surveys conducted by the Community Oncology Alliance (COA), the national organization that advocates for community oncology...
The Center welcomes Baylor Scott and White ReVital therapist to our Magnolia Clinic, Tori Crook
Tori Crook PT, DPT Tori graduated with a bachelors in Exercise Sports Science from Texas State University. Following this she attended a six-month missionary school with Youth With A Mission in Townsville, Australia. During this time, she was also able to serve on a medical ship in Papua New Guinea for two months. In 2020, Tori graduated with her doctorate...
The Center’s Policy on Masks
In accordance with Texas Medical Board regulations, ALL CLINICS will continue requiring everyone in the clinics to wear a mask. All COVID-19 protocols will remain in place until further notice.
Get the Shot at The Center for Cancer and Blood Disorders
COVID-19 First Shots at The Center for Cancer & Blood Disorders in Fort Worth Drive-through events! No standing in line! No crowded rooms! Located in parking lot near 800 W. Magnolia Ave. in Fort Worth Book appointment for first shot using the link below First shot events for the Moderna vaccine are on Thursday, April 29 & Friday, April 30 Schedule...
New Year! New Insurance?
Important Tips for Patients Changing Insurance Has your insurance changed, or will it change in 2021? Notify our office as soon as you know your insurance will be changing. Does your new insurance require a referral from your primary care doctor (PCP) to see a specialist? Contact your PCP and request a referral prior to your first appointment with us in...
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