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New cancer center opens
US Oncology has opened a new cancer-care facility in Dayton, OH, as part of its nationwide network of community-based outpatient cancer centers. The 25,500-square-foot facility, part of the Dayton oncology and hematology practice that US Oncology
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US Oncology has opened a new cancer-care facility in Dayton, OH, as part of its nationwide network of community-based outpatient cancer centers. The 25,500-square-foot facility, part of the Dayton oncology and hematology practice that US Oncology manages, provides advanced diagnostic and therapeutic technologies. PET scanning will be available at the center in June.
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