DANA-FARBER/NEW HAMPSHIRE ONCOLOGY-HEMATOLOGY

Dana-Farber/New Hampshire Oncology-Hematology provides world-class cancer care in Londonderry, NH. The center makes it possible to offer the expertise and experience of Dana-Farber, New England's leading cancer center, while enabling patients to enjoy the comfort and convenience of staying close to home. Expert medical oncologists, supported by Dana-Farber's vast clinical resources, offer patients the latest and most advanced treatments in cancer care, including access to Dana-Farber's innovative clinical trials. In addition, a range of clinical and support services is available to patients and their families, reflecting Dana-Farber's commitment to treating the "whole patient." Clinical and Support Services: Patients have access to a range of clinical and support services at Dana-Farber/New Hampshire Oncology-Hematology, including: Medical oncology: Medical oncology care and outpatient infusion are provided by Dana-Farber Cancer Institute.

Infusion services include chemotherapy, as well as additional medications and treatments (such as hydration). Patients can receive their infusion in private or semi-private "bays, " depending on their preference on a particular day. Genetic counseling: The genetic counseling program can help guide a personalized approach to treatment and identify a patient's risk of developing other cancers. . Survivorship: At the Lance Armstrong Survivorship Clinic at DF/NHOH, experts work with survivors to develop a personalized care plan. This plan helps survivors and their healthcare providers address their unique medical and psychosocial needs, identify needed screening tests, and manage potential long-term or late effects of treatment. Second opinion clinics: Dana-Farber specialists in breast cancer, thoracic cancer, and lymphoma offer monthly second opinion clinics in Londonderry for patients seeking additional discussion of their diagnosis or treatment plan. Second opinion clinics with specialists in gastrointestinal cancer are planned for the future. Clinical trials: Patients may have a chance to participate in a clinical trial, which is a research study that may test the safety and effectiveness of new therapies, look at new ways to give treatment, see how lifestyle changes can help cancer patients, or explore methods to keep cancer from recurring. Patients have access to clinical trials through Dana-Farber/Harvard Cancer Center, a nationally designated Comprehensive Cancer Center, and one of the largest cancer research programs in the nation. Nutrition counseling: Balanced nutrition is an important part of cancer treatment and survivorship. Social work: Our oncology social worker can help patients and families cope with the emotional aspects of cancer treatment as well as practical issues. Pastoral care: A chaplain is available to support patients and families during the cancer treatment.