Top US Cities with Verified Oncology Networks
Explore dedicated directories for metropolitan areas with 10+ active board-certified oncologists.
New York City
New York verified oncology practice locations & contacts.
Houston
Texas verified oncology practice locations & contacts.
Boston
Massachusetts verified oncology practice locations & contacts.
Los Angeles
California verified oncology practice locations & contacts.
Chicago
Illinois verified oncology practice locations & contacts.
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania verified oncology practice locations & contacts.
Atlanta
Georgia verified oncology practice locations & contacts.
Seattle
Washington verified oncology practice locations & contacts.
Cleveland
Ohio verified oncology practice locations & contacts.
Baltimore
Maryland verified oncology practice locations & contacts.
Dallas
Texas verified oncology practice locations & contacts.
Miami
Florida verified oncology practice locations & contacts.
San Francisco
California verified oncology practice locations & contacts.
Phoenix
Arizona verified oncology practice locations & contacts.
Denver
Colorado verified oncology practice locations & contacts.
Durham
North Carolina verified oncology practice locations & contacts.
Nashville
Tennessee verified oncology practice locations & contacts.
Detroit
Michigan verified oncology practice locations & contacts.
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Understanding Oncology Subspecialties & NPI Taxonomy Codes
Cancer care is delivered by a multidisciplinary team of specialized physicians. Here is what each taxonomy code represents:
Medical Oncology
Specializes in the diagnosis, staging, and systemic treatment of solid tumors and hematologic malignancies using chemotherapy, immunotherapy, and targeted molecular therapies.
Radiation Oncology
Expertise in treating localized and metastatic tumors with high-energy ionizing radiation, stereotactic body radiation therapy (SBRT/SRS), IMRT, and proton beam therapy.
Gynecologic Oncology
Surgical and medical subspecialists managing cancers of the female reproductive system including ovarian, cervical, uterine, endometrial, and vulvar malignancies.
Hematology-Oncology
Dual-certified physicians diagnosing and treating blood cancers (leukemia, lymphoma, multiple myeloma, myelodysplastic syndromes) and complex non-malignant hematology.
Surgical Oncology
Fellowship-trained surgeons specializing in complex tumor resections, organ-preserving oncologic surgeries, sentinel lymph node biopsies, and cytoreductive HIPEC procedures.
Pediatric Hematology-Oncology
Dedicated pediatric cancer physicians treating childhood leukemias, neuroblastomas, Wilms tumors, sarcomas, and pediatric central nervous system malignancies.
How to Choose the Right Oncologist for Your Care
A cancer diagnosis demands an oncologist with deep expertise in your exact disease histology and molecular subtype. Consider these crucial criteria:
- Disease Volume: Oncologists treating 50+ cases of your specific cancer annually have significantly better outcome rates.
- Multidisciplinary Tumor Board: Ensure your physician presents complex staging decisions to a joint panel of surgeons, pathologists, and radiologists.
- Clinical Trial Access: Academic centers and NCI-designated networks offer novel targeted agents before commercial availability.
Top Questions to Ask at Your First Consult
- 1. What is the exact stage, histological grade, and molecular biomarker profile of my cancer?
- 2. What is the primary goal of this therapy: curative intent, disease control, or symptom palliation?
- 3. Are there active clinical trials or targeted therapies that match my next-generation sequencing report?
- 4. What are the common acute toxicities, and who do I call if I develop a fever or severe side effects after hours?