University Hospitals Seidman Cancer Center Physicians Provide Innovative, Personalized Breast Cancer Care
Breast cancer is the second most common form of cancer among women, affecting nearly 200,000 new female patients each year, according to the National Cancer Institute. In rare cases, men may also develop breast cancer during their lifetime. While breast cancer can manifest itself at any time, it occurs more frequently with increased age.
Multidisciplinary Team Provides Expert Diagnosis and Treatment
Breast health specialists from UH Seidman Cancer Center, along with University Hospitals Breast Health Center, offer advanced diagnostic methods and treatments for breast cancer. In fact, UH Seidman Cancer Center has been ranked by U.S. News & World Report as having one of the highest levels of care in the United States.
As a multidisciplinary team, our physicians and clinicians work together to plan the most effective treatments for patients. Our leading-edge treatment options include minimally invasive surgery, chemotherapy, radiation therapy and hormone and biologic therapy. We take the time to fully understand the needs of each patient and provide compassionate, personalized care.
Continuum of Advanced Care
One of only 40 Comprehensive Cancer Centers in the country designated by the National Cancer Institute, UH Seidman Cancer Center offers leading treatments earlier than most other cancer centers. Our affiliation with Case Western Reserve University School of Medicine provides ongoing research that targets breast cancer treatment and prevention.
Breast Cancer Prevention and Detection
For patients who may be at increased risk for breast cancer, UH Seidman Cancer Center provides valuable resources to help them better monitor their breast health and overall lifestyle. Our center has also identified health conditions that may trigger breast cancer development along with a management plan to mitigate cancer risk.
Ongoing Support and Patient Resources
UH Seidman Cancer Center provides education and support services to patients and their families to improve quality of life after cancer. UH social workers provide counseling as well as information about resources throughout the diagnosis, treatment and recovery process. Our survivorship programs focus on the transition from active treatment to post-treatment care.