
Huntsman Cancer Institute (HCI) focuses on patient- and family-centered care. We customize all aspects of treatment-physiological and psychological-to meet the needs of individual patients and respect their personal preferences, values, and beliefs with care teams that work together to care for the whole person.
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Multidisciplinary Teams |
Each of HCI's multidisciplinary clinics focuses on a particular area of cancer care:
The teams (which may include oncology, radiology, radiation oncology, and surgery specialists; nurses; pathologists; dieticians; and social workers) formulate individual treatment plans for patients based on the most up-to-date understanding of cancer treatment. |
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General Information |
801.585.0100 or toll free 866.275.0243 |
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Referring Physician Line |
801.585.0100, specific numbers by specialty are available on the website at www.huntsmancancer.org |
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Location |
2000 Circle of Hope Salt Lake City, Utah 84112 |
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Facility |
In its 100-bed inpatient hospital and outpatient clinics, Huntsman Cancer Institute provides care for patients in the five-state Intermountain area and beyond. Diagnostic and treatment equipment includes tomosynthesis and full-field digital mammography for breast cancer screening and image-assisted biopsy, a combined PET/CT that provides anatomic and metabolic images of cancer, an enhanced linear accelerator for stereotactic radiosurgery and 4-D image-guided radiotherapy, and an intraoperative MRI that provides imaging during surgery. |
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Travel Assistance |
Huntsman Cancer Institute's Cancer Learning Center has information about national programs that assist with travel. 888.424.2100 |
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Lodging |
Lodging in the community can be arranged by a patient's social worker. Patient discounts are available. |
Multidisciplinary Clinics
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Disease Center |
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See list of multidisciplinary programs on previous page |
801.585.0100 or toll free 866.275.0243 |
Stem Cell Transplant Program
Hematology-related diseases, leukemia, lymphoma, multiple myeloma, and renal cell diseases are treated using autologous, tandem autologous, and allogeneic transplants as appropriate.
Alternative/Complementary Medicine
Complementing the treatment and medical care provided at Huntsman Cancer Institute, the Linda B. and Robert B. Wiggins Wellness Center offers programs that address the physical and emotional needs of patients and their families during and after cancer treatment, including personalized exercise programs and nutritional advice from a registered dietitian, bone health and osteoporosis program, acupuncture for pain and nausea relief, and YourStory, a personal history recording service.
Cancer Prevention and Screening
HCI's Patient and Public Education staff present cancer prevention programs and teach smoking cessation classes throughout the year in various community settings, and provides training for smoking cessation facilitators statewide. Close to 500 people benefit annually from free skin cancer screenings provided by HCI. Several patient education programs are also offered in Spanish.
HCI offers support groups for patients, survivors, and their families on site, as well as referring people diagnosed with cancer to community groups. HCI's social workers participate in the multidisciplinary programs to assess each patient's psycho-social issues with cancer and cancer treatment.
Pain Service
HCI Pain Medicine and Palliative Care Services
Outpatient Clinic: New Patient Referral 801.585.0157
Scheduling 801.585.0100 or toll free 866.275.0243
Home Care/Hospice Service
Home Care/Hospice Service is provided through community agencies.
Nutrition Service
Registered dietitians are available for inpatients and outpatients with special dietary needs. The Linda B. and Robert B. Wiggins Wellness Center offers patients free personalized nutritional advice from a registered dietitian, both walk-in and by appointment.
Rehabilitation Service
HCI offers rehabilitation services for cancer patients, as well as fitness training individually designed for cancer patients through the Linda B. and Robert B. Wiggins Wellness Center.
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Cooperative Group Membership List |
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Activities in Cooperative Group |
Clinical trials, committees, study chairs |
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Average Number of Adult Clinical Trials |
150-200 |
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No. of Inpatient Beds (Medical/Surgical) |
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Average Length of Stay (days) |
No. of New Outpatients |
No. of Oncologists (Medical and Surgical) |
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100 |
3500 |
6.2 |
3300 |
85 |
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