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Delivering World-Class Cancer Care
to the Bronx

“At our cancer care facility, we strive to bring individualized cancer care and precision oncology to the community and fulfill our goal of achieving the best possible patient outcomes.”

—Dr. Kevin R. Jain, Director, BronxCare Mount Sinai Comprehensive Cancer Care, and Chief, BronxCare Medical Oncology & Hematology


BronxCare Mount Sinai Comprehensive Cancer Care,

a state-of-the-art facility located at 1775 Grand Concourse, Bronx, New York

BronxCare Health System, together with Mount Sinai Health System,

continues its goal of achieving the best possible patient outcomes.

Appointments available now.
Call us at 718-239-8359.

Offering

10,000 square feet of space for medical oncology, surgical oncology, and support services; an expanded treatment area with dedicated chemotherapy and immunotherapy infusion suites; an on-site specialized oncology pharmacy; and advanced radiation oncology care.

Advanced procedures for radical cancer surgery are effectively treating malignancies in women. Dr. Harriet Smith, Director, Gynecologic Oncology, performs advanced robotic surgery for gynecological issues, minimizing the risk of complications and contributing to a faster recovery.


Cancers Treated

Treatments

Benign Hematologic Infusion – for non-cancerous disorders, such as iron deficiency, autoimmune diseases, sickle cell disease, clotting, and other blood disorders.

Biotherapy – using substances made from living organisms to help the immune system fight cancer.

Blood Transfusions – procedures in which donated blood or blood components are given intravenously (IV).

Chemotherapy – use of anti-cancer drugs to destroy cancer cells and reduce symptoms.

Immunotherapy – treatment that assists the immune system in fighting cancer.

Precision Oncology – treating cancers with targeted therapies using gene therapy and molecular biology.

Radiation Therapy – using targeted radiation beams to shrink tumors and destroy cancer cells.

Robotic Surgery – surgery using robotic systems for more precision and control than traditional surgical techniques.

Therapeutic Phlebotomy – withdrawal of blood as a medical treatment.