Good Samaritan’s cancer program is among an elite group of programs nationwide accredited by the American College of Surgeons Commission on Cancer. We offer comprehensive care and a range of state-of-the-art services, which means patients who are diagnosed with cancer can receive all of their treatment near family and friends from physicians and medical professionals who know and care about them.
Our interdisciplinary approach includes experts who have received the most advanced training in cancer care, ranging from screening and diagnosis to treatment and end-of-life comfort when needed. Our services include:
We recognize that the journey through cancer treatment can be overwhelming, and we offer an oncology nurse navigator to help you along the way. Financial Services, Social Services, Pastoral Care, Registered Dietitians, Physical Therapy, Occupational Therapy, and Speech Therapy are among other services that are available.
Good Samaritan recognizes that the journey through cancer treatment can be overwhelming. Cancer is a disease unique to every individual, so cancer care cannot be isolated to just the physical treatment of cancer, but must incorporate all aspects of living and surviving. Good Samaritan is proud to offer a wide range of psychosocial support services, either on-site or by referral.
See below for a tour of our Cancer Pavilion and the services offered!
For more information on any of these available services, please come in to see us in person or contact the Cancer Pavilion reception desk at: (812) 885-3955 or (812) 885-3939
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