CBSA medical oncologists Tania Cortas, MD, and Mazen Khattab, MD, and gynecologic oncologists Snehal Choola, MD, and Shana Wingo, MD, will lead patient care at the facilities, opening in March.
Advanced diagnostic technologies, an expanded oral oncolytic outpatient pharmacy providing home delivery of medications, pathology and central laboratory services, and care management support are among the services to be offered across the locations.
The American Oncology Network, an alliance focused on advancing community cancer care, represents 90 physicians, and 61 nurse practitioners and physician assistants throughout 16 states.
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