Screening is quick and easy, and may help detect serious prostate problems. If you're between 55 and 69 years old, talk to your doctor about prostate health and schedule a screening today.
Your health and safety is still our top priority. Appointments are available as video visits, phone calls or in-person visits as needed, with the same safe, world-class care you expect.
We provide you with more options for prostate cancer treatment than any other facility in the West. Our team includes the region’s most experienced specialists in primary diagnosis and recurrence of prostate cancer.
Your treatment is managed by a team of specialists from multiple disciplines, including urology, radiation medicine and medical oncology. You also have the full support of nurse navigators, social workers, rehabilitation experts and our Cancer Center staff.
Prostate cancer is the 2nd leading cause of cancer death in American men
About 1 in 9 men will be diagnosed with prostate cancer during their lifetime
Reduce your risk: Exercise, maintain a healthy weight and eat fruits and vegetables daily
Read: Habits brought on by COVID-19 pandemic may increase men’s risk for prostate cancer.
"When I was diagnosed with prostate cancer in February 2014, I was shocked. I didn’t have any symptoms; I was in great shape; and suddenly, there was this blood test that said I had cancer! It’s now been seven years since I was treated... Life is GREAT!"
Recent advances in genetics give us a better understanding of prostate cancer and its treatment options. Our oncologists, surgeons, nurses and caregivers will help you choose the right treatment option for you.
Your care plan will depend on which type of prostate cancer you have. Prostate cancer types include:
Experts on your care team tailor treatment to your unique needs. We offer many types of treatment for prostate cancer, including the options below.
Proton therapy is an accurate, non-invasive and low-risk option for prostate cancer treatment.
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Experience significant advantages with small incisions and increased surgical precision.
Learn MoreRead: Five things men should know about prostate cancer.
If you're concerned about prostate cancer, looking for a second opinion or need treatment, our expert team is ready to help. To get started, call 800-78-CANCER or request more information.
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Early screening is the best way to fight prostate cancer, the second deadliest cancer for men. A quick, easy screening can save your life.