Mercy Cancer Center

Quality Cancer Services

6511 Coyle Ave. Carmichael, CA 95608 Mercy Cancer Clinical Nurse Specialist: (916) 537-5237 Palliative Care Nurse Coordinator: (916) 537-5112 Mercy Cancer Registry: (916) 537-5262 Radiation Oncology: (916) 537-5470

The Mercy Cancer Center is your gateway to quality cancer services in north Sacramento County and south Placer County. Located on the campus of Mercy San Juan Medical Center, Mercy Cancer Center provides comprehensive cancer care services, in one centralized location, coordinated to ensure patients receive the best care possible, with Mercy's ongoing commitment to treat the whole person - physical, emotional and spiritual.

The Mercy Cancer Center staff of physicians includes highly-skilled doctors who care for the most complex cases. Our oncology doctors work with a dedicated team of specialists, including specially-trained cancer nurses, radiological technologists, pharmacists, nutritionists, home health nurses, hospice nurses, palliative care specialists and spiritual care experts.

Mercy San Juan Medical Center is recognized as one of the north area's largest providers of quality cancer care - including treatment of breast cancer, ovarian cancer, cervical cancer, lung cancer, prostate cancer and colon cancer - with our Oncology Unit seeing nearly 2,000 patients each year.

Some of the core services provided through the Mercy Cancer Center are:

• Prevention and early detection, including mammography and biopsy
• Inpatient and outpatient cancer treatment, including radiation and chemotherapy when necessary
• Specialized surgery
• Clinical research trials
• Rehabilitation
• Home health and hospice care
• Cancer registry
• Dianne Haselwood Resource Center
  Free access to information on cancer, treatment options and community support groups
• Mercy Center for Breast Health
  A special place for women, offering education and complete diagnostic and support services for breast health
• Palliative Care 

Additionally, the Mercy Cancer Center offers state-of-the-art care enhanced through the use of the latest in diagnostic imaging technology, including 64-slice CT scanning, PET/CT scanning and scanning by a gamma camera in Nuclear Medicine.

The Mercy Cancer Center received its full 3-year accreditation renewal as a Community Hospital Comprehensive Program from the American College of Surgeons' Commission on Cancer.