As of April 20, Shenandoah Oncology will reopen our clinic after a temporary closure. During the time of our closure, our facilities were extensively cleaned and sanitized. Additionally, we have completed a comprehensive evaluation and response coordinated with the Virginia Department of Health and have concluded that it is safe to resume treatment in our clinic. The wellbeing of our patients continues to be our top priority. We are instating additional preventive measures to ensure a safe care environment, including:

  • Enhanced screening of anyone entering the facility.
  • Requirement of anyone entering the building to wear a face covering. We will provide procedure masks to patients.
  • The operational flow in our building has been modified to allow maximize spacing between individuals in our facility.

We know how difficult and stressful this time is for patients and their families. Our care team will continue to evaluate the most appropriate way to provide continued treatment for each patient during the pandemic, whether in person at our office or by telemedicine. We’re here for you! Always.

Disease & Drug Information

  • Types of Cancer

    Read more about some of the most common types of cancer and their treatment options.

  • Drug Dictionary

    Find out more about the drugs you or a loved one is using in the fight against cancer.

  • Blood Cancers

    Read more about some of the blood diseases treated by our hematology experts.

  • Glossary

    Be sure you understand the terms used by your doctors and nurses. Review this glossary for easy-to-understand definitions.

In this section, Shenandoah Oncology offers disease and drug information with the goal of helping you learn more about the cancers and benign blood disorders that we treat.  Please access the links provided in this section to find information to help you better understand the disease with which you or your loved one is faced.  Our highly trained physicians will also help you to learn more about your disease and will continue to update you on new developments in the management of your disease in order to provide you the most current information and latest treatment options.

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