Tacoma, Wash.-based South Sound CARE Foundation, a nonprofit established to expand access to cancer clinical trials and research, plans to build a $50 million community cancer center, according to an Oct. 20 report from The News Tribune.
The Tacoma Community Cancer Center will house medical oncology, radiation oncology, infusion, imaging and laboratory services, as well as clinical trial offices, the report said.
Pending city approval, construction on the facility is expected to begin in early 2028, with completion slated for early 2030.
Read The News Tribune‘s full report here.
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