Cancer Care in Hendersonville

When it comes to fighting cancer, AdventHealth Hendersonville, formerly Park Ridge Health, wants to help you put your healing energy where it matters most. That’s why you’ll find our comprehensive and state-of-the-art diagnostic and therapeutic cancer care conveniently located in your local Hendersonville community, from our designated Breast Center to our vast care network of cancer specialists.

While our expert cancer doctors are ready to treat the entire spectrum of cancers, many have a particular focus on treating:

• Blood Cancers (including leukemia and lymphoma)
• Breast Cancer
• Colon Cancer
• Gynecologic Cancer
• Lung Cancer
• Prostate Cancer
• Skin Cancer

When it comes to cancer diagnostics and treatment, you are in good hands at our Hendersonville hospital, with many of the latest procedures and advanced radiation therapies available to you. All delivered with uncommon compassion, we give you our best to achieve your best shot against cancer.

Some of our diagnostic and therapeutic cancer care services include:

• Genetic Testing
• MRI Imaging
• CT Scans
• Nuclear Medicine
• 2D and 3D Mammography
• PET Scans
• Infusion/ Chemotherapy Treatments
• Molecular Diagnostic Testing
• Stereotactic Breast Biopsies

Oncology Nurse Navigators address every phase of diagnosis and treatment on an individual and personal basis. Their goal is to guide patients through their cancer journey, help them overcome obstacles, and provide emotional support.

Our team of Nurse Navigators guides patients with abnormal findings through and around barriers in the complex cancer care system to help ensure timely diagnosis and treatment. They assist patients with referrals to surgeons, oncologists, hematologists, radiation oncologists, specialists, and subspecialists and often make referrals for financial counseling, nutrition and support groups.

At AdventHealth Hendersonville, we are blessed to have six Oncology Nurse Navigators who support AdventHealth cancer patients. One is devoted to breast cancer patients; one to oral cancer patients and four support patients with all other types of cancer as well as patients with other primary tumor sites.