team you

At Rocky Mountain Cancer Centers, you get more than a doctor. You get personalized care, cutting-edge treatments, and an entire team of experts dedicated to you.

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Dominique
Cancer Survivor

Tony
Cancer Survivor

Peggy
Cancer Survivor

John
Cancer Survivor

David
Cancer Survivor

Nerissa
Cancer Survivor

Cori
Cancer Survivor

At Rocky Mountain Cancer Centers you get an entire team of doctors, nurses, and treatment professionals who have one thing in common: a relentless dedication to your health.

We fight alongside you, providing personalized, world-class care with the utmost sensitivity and kindness. Here, you can be confident you’ll get state-of-the-art treatment and the absolute best care possible – because we are team you.

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Becoming a Patient

Specializing in the Treatment of Nearly All Types of Adult Cancer and Blood Disorders

Breast

Lung

Prostate

Colorectal

Lymphomas

Skin

Leukemia

Neuroendocrine

Other Cancers

We Never Stop Working for You

Our team of the most dedicated specialists are driven to go above and beyond to help make you well. We listen, learn, and provide coordinated, personalized care that treats the whole you. This strategic, compassionate approach to cancer care promotes optimal patient outcomes.

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We Never Stop Working for You

Through our membership in The US Oncology Network, we are able to offer state-of-the-art, nationally vetted treatments and access to more clinical trials than any other cancer facility in Colorado.

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Caring For and Supporting Those Who Are Caring for You

A cancer diagnosis and the subsequent treatment also impact caregivers. They too feel stress and uncertainty and can find it difficult to maintain emotional balance. We want everyone on your team to stay healthy – physically, emotionally, and mentally – so they can be there with the strength, love, and care that you need.

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Answering Your Financial Questions with Our Financial Counselors

One of our patient financial counselors will become an important member of team you. This valuable ally will help you understand the financial aspects of your treatment, so you can set your mind at ease and focus on getting well. At RMCC, we want to make sure your cancer treatment is all about you. That is why we're "Team You."

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Here's What Our Patients Say

After she noticed a lump in her left breast in 2018, Angela Huhman was diagnosed with breast cancer. Her first challenge was learning to make her cancer care a priority.

Angela Huhman

Breast Cancer Survivor

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In 2017, Lakewood, Colorado resident Lois Brady wasn’t feeling very well, so she scheduled an appointment with her primary care provider. What she thought would be a routine visit marked the start of her breast cancer treatment journey.

Lois Brady

Breast Cancer Survivor

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Tad Chance is a family guy who loves sports and values quality time with loved ones. He has a big, almost Brady Bunch-style family—a wife, three sons, and two stepdaughters. He loves spending time with them and watching his kids play sports, including his son who plays in an intramural league at Colorado State University, or taking his family to see professional games.

Tad Chance

Multiple Myeloma Survivor

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Stan Pentecost went in for a routine annual physical in 2020 when doctors found a prostate tumor the size of a plum. Without any signs or symptoms, Stan was diagnosed with stage 3 prostate cancer.

Stan Pentecost

Prostate Cancer Survivor

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One Sunday afternoon in March 2021, Brandon Martin, 61, was hanging out in his Thornton apartment when he doubled over with pain.

“All of a sudden I had a searing, intense pain in my abdomen,” Brandon said. “Then I collapsed.”

Brandon Martin

Colorectal Cancer Survivor

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When Dominique Journet was told she had a tumor after a colonoscopy, she was convinced it couldn’t be cancer. She was otherwise healthy with no known risk factors. However, after a biopsy, she was diagnosed with stage 3 colon cancer.