A cancer diagnosis is never welcome, but knowing that expert, comprehensive care is nearby can offer great comfort and hope. At Hutchinson Regional Medical Center, you’ll discover an exceptional treatment experience. Our team of professionals provides more than expert knowledge — we promise to inspire hope through the care we give and the trust we build, which are both critical elements of the healing process.
In visiting with your primary physician, we invite you to ask about receiving treatment close to home. Chalmers Cancer Treatment Center is located right here in Hutchinson, KS. Our team of radiologists, oncologists, technicians, and nurses are here to help you fight for and win back your health. And, even as we continue to provide a wide range of services, Hutchinson Regional Medical Center is in the midst of expanding its services and adding depth to our current team of care providers.
Hutchinson Regional Medical Center offers two areas of specialty cancer care: Hematology Oncology and Radiation Oncology. Both areas deliver the appropriate treatments to patients based on individual care needs.
This is the primary cancer treatment area at the hospital, responsible for diagnosing and treating a wide range of cancers through surgery and medicine (including
This area of the hospital is dedicated to radiation therapy to treat various conditions, including cancer. Several types of advanced, high-energy radiation are available.
Radiation Therapy for Cancer Patients Hutch Regional is dedicated to providing our patients with the most compassionate, highest-quality radiation oncology care in the region. This
If you have been diagnosed with cancer, finding a doctor and treatment facility for your cancer care is an important step to getting the best treatment possible. You will have many things to consider when choosing a doctor. It’s important for you to feel comfortable with the specialist that you choose because you will be working closely with that person to make decisions about your cancer treatment.
To find a doctor who specializes in cancer care, ask your primary care doctor to suggest someone. Or you may know of a specialist through the experience of a friend of family member.
To help make your decision when you’re considering what doctor to choose, think about if the doctor:
It’s important for you to feel good about the doctor you choose. You will be working with this person closely as you make decisions about your cancer treatment.
1701 E 23rd Ave
Hutchinson, KS 67502
620-665-2000