NYOH providers are board-certified to treat all cancers and blood disorders; however, many of our providers in addition to their specialty (i.e., medical oncology, radiation oncology, neuro-oncology or hematology), also sub-specialize. They have numerous years of experience treating a specific cancer type or blood disorder and take the extra step to receive continuing medical education focusing on diagnosing and treating the type of cancer they specialize in. They become experts in a particular specialty, staying up-to-date in the latest technologies, therapies and precision medicine to help patients with a specific cancer have better outcomes.
Currently, three of our NYOH locations offer sub-specialization: Albany, Albany Medical Center and Clifton Park Cancer Centers.
Visit Our Team page to search for a provider who sub-specializes in a specific cancer or treatment of blood disorder near you.
Cancers of the skin including:
Cancers of the lung including:
Cancers of the upper digestive tract including:
Cancers of the lower digestive tract including:
Cancers of the genitals and urinary tract including:
Cancers of the blood, bone marrow, and lymph nodes including:
Non-cancerous disorders of the blood including:
Cancers of the head and neck including:
Cancers of the breast including:
Cancers of the female reproductive organs including:
Genetic assessment and testing to determine risk of an inherited genetic mutation that can cause cancer.
Specialists using high dose chemotherapy and bone marrow transplants for treatment of lymphomas and myleoma.
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