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Patient Care Overview

The UNC Division of Oncology offers world-class, cutting-edge diagnosis and treatment of solid tumors, including lung cancer, head and neck cancer, thyroid cancer, sarcoma, genitourinary cancers, GI malignancies, skin cancers, and breast cancer as well as expertise in a multitude of rare cancers. At UNC, we are focused on providing care that is technically advanced, compassionate, and coordinated. Nurse navigators make our system feel small, friendly, and easy to navigate while harnessing the power of a large world-class academic medical center. Our intake process is rapid—most patients are offered a consultation within days and we will take care of getting the necessary records. We coordinate care across allied disciplines in multidisciplinary tumor boards, where patient needs are discussed and treatment recommendations optimized. We collaborate extensively with local oncologists, primary care physicians, radiation oncology, surgical oncology, and other medical specialties. We are squarely focused on quality of life and work closely with nutritionists, pain management specialists, and therapists.

Patient Visits

Both referring physicians and patients can learn about our various oncology care groups at the links below or by visiting our Schedule An Appointment page.

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Our clinical services include clinic-based consultations and ongoing care, as well as in-patient, hospital based care. Click below to learn more about particular focus areas.


MyChart

My UNC Chart is a safe, secure and convenient patient portal that allows you to access your health information when it is convenient for you.

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COVID-19

Here at UNC Healthcare, we are taking every precaution possible to make your visit to our facility safe for both our patients and our staff.

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Treatment Locations

Patients with solid malignancies such as urologic cancers, thoracic (lung) cancers, melanoma/skin cancers, brain tumors, head and neck/thyroid cancers, gastrointestinal cancers and breast cancer can be seen at the state-of-the-art UNC NC Cancer Hospital or at the UNC Hospitals Hillsborough Medical Office Building.