At Lewis Hall Singletary Archbold Cancer Center, residents of southwest Georgia do not have to travel far to access advanced, world-class cancer care.
Archbold has become a regional destination for patients seeking clinical trials and innovative cancer care services, including Gamma Knife® Perfexion™, TrueBeam®, Trilogy, and TheraSphere™ radiation technologies.
For more information regarding cancer treatment in Thomasville, don’t hesitate to contact our compassionate and dedicated team at 229.584.5400.
By providing comprehensive cancer care under one roof, our multidisciplinary treatment approach helps us deliver patient-centric, efficient oncology treatment. Our care teams include experienced oncologists and compassionate oncology nurses to guide patients through their treatment processes. Our oncology team uses the treatment options available at Archbold to tailor treatment plans toward each patient, helping to create the best possible outcomes for recovery.
We also have a dedicated cardio-oncologist on staff, Kashyap Choksi, MD, PhD. Cardio-oncology addresses the effects of chemotherapy and radiation therapy on heart health. One of only 78 certified cardio-oncologists in the world, Dr. Choksi works collaboratively with our medical oncologists to improve the long-term heart health of cancer patients at Archbold.
With a number of innovative treatment options available, we care for patients with many types of cancers, including some of the most common cancers we see in our area, including:
Through medical oncology, advanced radiation therapy, clinical trials, and oncology support programs, our cancer care team is here to make sure you are receiving the comprehensive care you need for your specific health requirements.
If you would like to learn how we can help you or a loved one with cancer care in Thomasville, contact us today. Our team can be reached at 229.584.5400.
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