Cancer care: Ovarian, cervical and uterine cancerSkip section navigationLocationsWhen you or someone you love gets cancer, life changes. With so much to decide and do, it's hard to go it alone. You need a network of care and support.  Alternative medicineOur integrative medicine experts complement cancer treatment with therapies that support healing of the mind, body and spirit.Clinical researchParticipating in medical research or a clinical trial may offer first access to the newest drugs or treatments.Genetic counselingWorried about inheriting cancer or passing it on? Our genetic counselors can help address your concerns.Cancer rehabilitationAs you recover from cancer treatment, we can help restore function and improve your quality of life.Cancer resource centerYou have a place to go to for information on cancer prevention, diagnosis and treatment. Our staff and volunteers can guide you to support services at the hospital and in your community.ChemotherapyOur clinics and hospitals are safe, comfortable places to receive strong medicine that may stop cancer, keep it from spreading or ease cancer symptoms.Clinical researchParticipating in medical research or a clinical trial may offer first access to the newest drugs or treatments.Robotic surgery with da Vinci Surgical SystemThis new technology allows doctors to operate more accurately and less invasively than open surgery and laparoscopy. You may have less pain and a shorter hospital stay.Diagnostic radiology (CT, MRI or PET scans, ultrasound)We offer many ways to look into the body and find cancer.Infusion therapyIf you need to receive medicine through a needle or catheter, we can help you be as comfortable as possible at home, in a clinic or hospital.Lymphedema careIf your cancer treatment included the removal of lymph nodes or radiation, you may have problems with swelling in the arms, legs or other parts of your body. This is called lymphedema. Our lymphedema specialists are doctors who can work with you to evaluate and treat this condition.Nurse coordinatorOur registered nurses can guide you and your family through all stages of cancer care.Nutrition therapyEating problems are common to people with cancer. Our dietitians help make sure you get the nutrition you need to overcome cancer.Occupational and physical therapyCancer can affect your ability to do everyday activities or job skills. Our therapists can help you regain as many skills as possible.Palliative careOur care teams help cancer patients live as comfortably and independently as possible.Radiation therapyOur experts use powerful x-rays or radioactive implants to kill cancer cells. Types of radiation therapies include brachytherapy and stereotactic radiosurgery.Smoking cessationEven after a cancer diagnosis, quitting smoking will improve your health. We can help.All locations displayed
We care for women with cervical, ovarian and uterine cancers, as well as less common gynecologic cancers. Our patients benefit from the expertise and consistency of one specialist who coordinates their care. For more about our gynecologic oncology services, call 612-863-4633.
Mercy is recognized by the Commission on Cancer as a Comprehensive Community Cancer Center. In addition to diagnosing and treating cancer, we care for people who are in remission or living with cancer.
The St. Paul Cancer Center at United Hospital earned the Commission of Cancer's Outstanding Achievement Award, placing it in the top 15 percent in the entire United States. The needs of patients are met using the latest technology in a healing environment.
St. Francis Regional Medical Center's Cancer Center is ranked among the top 25 percent of hospitals by the American College of Surgeons.
Allina Medical Clinic has cancer diagnosis and treatment services. Our clinic on First Street in Hastings is a safe, flexible place to receive chemotherapy. We work with Regina Medical Center to offer mammograms for early breast cancer detection.
As you recover from cancer treatment, we can help restore function and improve your quality of life. Our cancer rehabilitation services combine the expertise of Virginia Piper Cancer Institute and Sister Kenny Rehabilitation Institute. We have earned a reputation for providing expert care throughout our patients' cancer journey and coordinating that care with each patient’s health care team. For an appointment, call 612-863-8947. Although you'll meet our cancer rehabilitation physician or nurse practitioner at Abbott Northwestern Hospital in Minneapolis, you can be referred to care closer to home.
If your cancer treatment included the removal of lymph nodes or radiation, you may have problems with swelling in the arms, legs or other parts of your body. This is called lymphedema. Our lymphedema services combine the expertise of Virginia Piper Cancer Institute and Sister Kenny Rehabilitation Institute. Our lymphedema specialists are doctors who can work with you to evaluate and treat your condition. Although you’ll meet your lymphedema specialist at Abbott Northwestern Hospital in Minneapolis, you can be referred to therapy closer to home. Call 612-863-4495 to ask for a consultation.
If your cancer treatment included the removal of lymph nodes or radiation, you may have problems with swelling in the arms, legs or other parts of your body. This is called lymphedema. Our lymphedema specialists are doctors who can work with you to evaluate and treat your condition. Although you’ll meet your lymphedema specialist at United Hospital in St. Paul, you can be referred to therapy closer to home. Call 651-241-8295 to ask for a consultation.
Our certified lymphedema therapists have special training to help you manage lymphedema. This side effect of cancer treatment causes swelling in the arms, legs or other parts of the body. If you have lymphedema, your treatment plan may include exercise, massage and compression therapy. To receive physical therapy for lymphedema you need a written referral from your doctor. If you have a referral, call 763-684-3880 or fax 763-684-3881.
Our certified lymphedema therapists have special training to help you manage lymphedema. This side effect of cancer treatment causes swelling in the arms, legs or other parts of the body. If you have lymphedema, your treatment plan may include exercise, massage and compression therapy. To receive physical therapy for lymphedema you need a written referral from your doctor. If you have a referral, call 763-236-8911 or fax 763-236-8930.
Our certified lymphedema therapists have special training to help you manage lymphedema. This side effect of cancer treatment causes swelling in the arms, legs or other parts of the body. If you have lymphedema, your treatment plan may include exercise, massage and compression therapy. To receive physical therapy for lymphedema you need a written referral from your doctor. If you have a referral, call 612-775-2940 or fax 651-686-0499.
Our certified lymphedema therapists have special training to help you manage lymphedema. This side effect of cancer treatment causes swelling in the arms, legs or other parts of the body. If you have lymphedema, your treatment plan may include exercise, massage and compression therapy. To receive physical therapy for lymphedema you need a written referral from your doctor. If you have a referral, call 763-236-0580 or fax 763-236-0585.
Our certified lymphedema therapists have special training to help you manage lymphedema. This side effect of cancer treatment causes swelling in the arms, legs or other parts of the body. If you have lymphedema, your treatment plan may include exercise, massage and compression therapy. To receive physical therapy for lymphedema you need a written referral from your doctor. If you have a referral, call 612-863-4446 or fax 612-863-5698.
Our certified lymphedema therapists have special training to help you manage lymphedema. This side effect of cancer treatment causes swelling in the arms, legs or other parts of the body. If you have lymphedema, your treatment plan may include exercise, massage and compression therapy. To receive physical therapy for lymphedema you need a written referral from your doctor. If you have a referral, call 651-770-0176 or fax 651-770-0188.
Our certified lymphedema therapists have special training to help you manage lymphedema. This side effect of cancer treatment causes swelling in the arms, legs or other parts of the body. If you have lymphedema, your treatment plan may include exercise, massage and compression therapy. To receive physical therapy for lymphedema you need a written referral from your doctor. If you have a referral, call 651-241-3636 or fax 651-7241-3646.
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