General Practitioners

• Infectious Diseases

Radiologist

• MRI
  After simulation, your radiation oncologist and other members of the treatment team review the information they obtained during simulation along with your previous medical tests to develop a treatment plan. Often, a special treatment planning CT scan is done to help with the simulation and treatment planning. This CT scan is in addition to your diagnostic CT scan.  When planning your treatment, we use state of the art technologies, including PET, MRI & CT image fusion. This gives us the ability to develop multi-faceted effective treatment plans, tailored specifically for you.
• Radiology
• Computed Tomography
  After reviewing your medical tests, including CT scans, MR scans and positron emission tomography scans (PET scans) and completing a thorough examination, your radiation oncologist will fully discuss with you the potential benefits and risks, potential side effects, alternative treatment options and answer your questions.  Plan about 1 hour for this first visit with us.
• Chemotherapy
  Will I need chemotherapy, surgery, or other treatments? If so, in what order will I receive these treatments, and how soon after radiation therapy can I start them?
• Radiation Therapy
  During radiation therapy, your radiation oncologist and nurse will see you weekly to follow your progress, evaluate whether you are having any side effects, recommend treatments for those side effects (such as medication or diet changes) and address any concerns you may have. As treatment progresses, your doctor may make changes in the schedule or treatment plan depending on your response or reaction to the therapy.
• Radiation Oncology
  Dr. Lanceford Chong brings more than 20 years of experience to his role as the Medical Director at Meridian Park Radiation Oncology Center

Allergists

• Allergies