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 8 men will be diagnosed with prostate cancer during their lifetime

Reduce your risk: Exercise, maintain a healthy weight and eat fruits and vegetables daily

Why Choose Us for Prostate Cancer Care

  • Prostate cancer specialists: Because our team is subspecialized in prostate cancer, you get the most comprehensive, most personalized care plan available.
  • Unparalleled in proton therapy: We've treated over 10,000 prostate cancer patients using proton therapy — more than any other center in the world. 
  • Leaders in robotic surgery: Our surgeons perform more minimally-invasive robotic surgeries each year than those at any other teaching hospital in the West. 
  • State-of-the-art tech: As the largest urology group in the region, we offer you access to the most advanced technology available.
  • Clinical trials: You have access to many clinical trials for prostate cancer, which may offer potential new treatments.

Read: What is active surveillance for prostate cancer?

Cancers and Conditions We Treat

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:

  • Adenocarcinoma, the most common form of prostate cancer (at least 95% of cases). This type has a very high survival rate, especially when detected early through screening.
  • Transitional cell (or urothelial) carcinoma, which usually starts in cells in the urethra or bladder.
  • Small cell carcinoma, which is very rare and very aggressive.
  • Large cell carcinoma, which is extremely rare.

Treatment Options

Experts on your care team tailor treatment to your unique needs. We offer many types of treatment for prostate cancer, including the options below.

PSMA Therapy

PSMA Therapy

PSMA therapy may help if you have metastatic prostate cancer that's resistant to other treatments.
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  • Nerve-sparing surgery
  • Hormone therapy treatment
  • Advanced robotic surgery options
  • Active surveillance for low-risk patients
  • Chemotherapy
  • Androgen deprivation therapy
  • Immunotherapy
  • Molecular targeted therapies

Read: Former Air Force officer battles prostate cancer alongside LLUMC–Murrieta care team

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Take the Next Step

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.

Prostate cancer is the 2nd leading cause of cancer death in American men

About 1 in 8 men will be diagnosed with prostate cancer during their lifetime

Reduce your risk: Exercise, maintain a healthy weight and eat fruits and vegetables daily

Why Choose Us for Prostate Cancer Care

  • Prostate cancer specialists: Because our team is subspecialized in prostate cancer, you get the most comprehensive, most personalized care plan available.
  • Unparalleled in proton therapy: We've treated over 10,000 prostate cancer patients using proton therapy — more than any other center in the world. 
  • Leaders in robotic surgery: Our surgeons perform more minimally-invasive robotic surgeries each year than those at any other teaching hospital in the West. 
  • State-of-the-art tech: As the largest urology group in the region, we offer you access to the most advanced technology available.
  • Clinical trials: You have access to many clinical trials for prostate cancer, which may offer potential new treatments.

Read: What is active surveillance for prostate cancer?

Cancers and Conditions We Treat

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:

  • Adenocarcinoma, the most common form of prostate cancer (at least 95% of cases). This type has a very high survival rate, especially when detected early through screening.
  • Transitional cell (or urothelial) carcinoma, which usually starts in cells in the urethra or bladder.
  • Small cell carcinoma, which is very rare and very aggressive.
  • Large cell carcinoma, which is extremely rare.

Treatment Options

Experts on your care team tailor treatment to your unique needs. We offer many types of treatment for prostate cancer, including the options below.

PSMA Therapy

PSMA Therapy

PSMA therapy may help if you have metastatic prostate cancer that's resistant to other treatments.
Learn More
  • Nerve-sparing surgery
  • Hormone therapy treatment
  • Advanced robotic surgery options
  • Active surveillance for low-risk patients
  • Chemotherapy
  • Androgen deprivation therapy
  • Immunotherapy
  • Molecular targeted therapies

Read: Former Air Force officer battles prostate cancer alongside LLUMC–Murrieta care team

Get our newsletter for cancer-fighting tips, activities and recipes. Subscribe

Take the Next Step

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.