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Diagnostics/Screenings
Early Detection is critical
Finding cancer before it spreads is one of the most important keys to survival. Studies have shown that if cancer is found early it can make a big difference in outcomes. This makes cancer screenings a vital tool in the fight against Cancer.
News & Events
Physicians & Staff
- Douglas J. Schwartzentruber, MD, FACS
Medical Director, Surgical Oncologist - Richard B. Hostetter, MD
Associate Medical Director, Surgical Oncologist - Daniel G. Bruetman, MD, MMM
Director of Medical Oncology, Medical Oncologist - Kenneth L. Pennington, MD
Medical Oncologist - Carol Westbrook, MD, PhD
Medical Oncologist - Ebenezer Kio, MD
Medical Oncologist - Laura L. Morris, MD, MBA, FACS
Breast Surgeon - James A. Wheeler, MD, PhD
Director of Radiation Oncology - Marcia Prenguber, ND, FABNO
Director of Integrative Care, Naturopathic Physician - Emily Moore, ND, LAc
Naturopathic Physician - Brent Murphy, DABR
Physicist - Rita Gingrich, MSW, LCSW
PNI Counselor - Becky Overholt, RD, CSO, CD
Registered Dietitian - Kristan Rheinheimer, RN, MSN, FNP, OCN
Nurse Practitioner - Pat Shoemaker
PNI Counselor - Ingrid Bowser, MS, NP, APRN-BC, ADM-BC
Nurse Practitioner - Deana Gonyon, MSN, ANP-BC, AOCNP
Nurse Practitioner - Kandace M. Shaw, MPAS, PA-C
Certified Physician Assistant - Tiffany Swartzentruber, RD, CD
Registered Dietitian - Sandra Carbone
Survivor Network Coordinator
Prostate Cancer Screenings
One of the keys to treating prostate cancer is early detection. The American Cancer Society recommends that doctors give patients 50 and over in good health and expected to live at least 10 years a PSA blood test and digital rectal exam (DRE) once a year.Men with higher risks such as African-American men with a history of prostate cancer in their families should be tested age 45 and older.