Oncology

Oncology is the prevention, diagnosis and treatment of cancer. Oncologists receive extensive, specialized training to care for patients. Treatments may include a combination of chemotherapy, immunotherapy, radiation, medication and/or surgery.

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Cancer care center in Tamarac, Florida

We know when it comes to cancer, you want leading-edge treatments from experienced medical professionals.

At HCA Florida Woodmont Hospital, our oncology doctors are dedicated to providing you with compassionate, patient-centered care using advanced treatment methods. We also know cancer care doesn't end when you leave the hospital. This is why we offer support programs and rehabilitation services to ensure we meet your needs before, during and after treatment.

Types of cancer we treat

Our oncology team is experienced in treating a wide range of cancers, including:

Breast cancer
Cervical cancer
Colorectal cancer

Ovarian cancer
Prostate cancer
Vaginal cancer

Our cancer care approach

Our hospital offers a wide range of medical and surgical oncology services to treat cancer and help you regain health.

Multispecialty cancer team

Our multidisciplinary oncology team — including oncologists, surgeons, nurses, dietitians and social workers — works together to provide you with comprehensive care. You can rely on our doctors across multiple specialties to work closely and create an individualized care plan for your needs.

Diagnosing cancer

If cancer is suspected, your doctor will typically recommend a biopsy. A biopsy is a small sample of tissue used to help your doctor accurately diagnose the type of cancer. It also helps determine the stage of cancer, the size of the tumor and whether or not the cancer has spread to other areas of the body. From there, your doctor will work with you to determine the best treatment plan.

Treating cancer

Many types of cancer can develop in different areas of the body, as well as different types of tumors, the source of most cancers. While tumors can be benign, meaning they don't spread to other areas of the body, they can also be malignant, which means they are showing signs of invasion and may be potentially life-threatening. We tailor each treatment to your specific diagnosis and may recommend surgery, chemotherapy, hormone therapy, immunotherapy or targeted drug therapy.