Commission On Cancer

Commission On CancerThe Commission on Cancer of The American College of Surgeons has recognized St. Vincent's HealthCare's oncology program as offering high-quality cancer care. Only 1 in 4 cancer programs at hospitals across the United States receives this special approval. It recognizes the quality of our comprehensive patient care and our commitment to provide you with access to all of the various medical specialists involved in diagnosing and treating cancer.

Receiving care from a CoC-approved Cancer Program ensures that you will receive:

  • Comprehensive care, including a range of state-of-the-art services and equipment
  • A multidisciplinary team approach to coordinate the best treatment options
  • Access to cancer-related information
  • Inclusion in a cancer registry that collects data on type and stage of cancers and treatment, results, and lifelong follow-up
  • Ongoing monitoring and improvement of care
  • Quality care close to home

Annual Cancer Report2010 Cancer Annual Report

Each year the SVHC Cancer Committee prepares an annual report to the community highlighting the services, incident analysis, and major sites treated the previous year. Download the latest copy of this report here

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Contact the Cancer Center

Mary Virginia Terry Cancer Center
St. Vincent's Medical Center
1 Shircliff Way
Jacksonville, FL 32204 

(904) 308-8751

Colon Case Study
St. Vincent's HealthCare seeking volunteers for colon cancer prevention study

 

Anyone who qualifies for the study and is interested in participating should contact Sue Kreichelt, a St. Vincent’s cancer research nurse, at (904) 308-8634.

 

More information about the study available here.

St. Vincent’s HealthCare. Mary Virginia Terry Cancer Center.