Types of Cancer Treated

Cancer can develop in any part of the body, and one of the biggest dangers of the disease is that it can spread from its origin point to the rest of the body—this is referred to as metastasized cancer. The best time to fight cancer is when it is contained in one area, which is why physicians will often extensively study various types of cancer so they can effectively treat and, if possible, remove it as soon as possible.

If you’re being treated for cancer, you have more than just options- you have a choice. Our cancer experts treat all types of cancer, using the most advanced treatment options- including radiation therapy, CyberKnife, intraoperative radiation therapy, minimally invasive and robotic surgery, chemotherapy and more- all backed by a regional medical center you have come to know and trust.

Jupiter Medical Center’s oncology team treats all types of cancers, with specialty programs in:

• Breast cancer – The most prevalent form of cancer found in women in the U.S., breast cancer is best treated when found early. Be sure to perform regular self-exams and schedule regular checkups with your gynecologist.
• Gastrointestinal Cancer – At Jupiter Medical Center, we’ve assembled a leading team of experts and the most advanced technology and treatment options for the diagnosis, treatment and management of gastrointestinal issues.
• Genitourinary cancer– These are cancers that affect the prostate, testicular region, kidney, bladder, and urinary tract. Our oncologists utilize state-of-the-art surgical and non-surgical treatment procedures to help patients manage the painful symptoms, improve their quality of life, and remove the cancer cells completely, if possible.
• Gynecological cancer– Gynecological cancers are not uncommon in women. While it is never easy to learn you are diagnosed with cancer, regular gynecological visits help to detect the warning signs early, enabling you to begin an aggressive treatment plan as quickly as possible.
• Lung cancer– Lung cancer mortality statistics have decreased over the years as the dangers of smoking have become more apparent, but it still remains a common form of cancer in the U.S. Our treatment strategy is designed for early detection and a continuous care plan that addresses the patient’s long-term care needs.
• Skin cancer– This is the most common form of cancer and one of the easiest to treat, but like any cancer, it can spread to other parts of the body and become a much more serious problem. Be sure to check your body regularly for any strange blemishes or discolorations. If you have not performed a self-exam in a while, you may want to schedule an appointment with a dermatologist to get a layout of all the non-cancerous marks that are already on your skin.