Top Cancer Treatment and Research Center | City of Hope

City of Hope^®, one of the largest and most advanced cancer research and treatment organizations in the United States, with a 100+-year legacy, was recognized as one of the nation’s Top 5 hospitals for cancer care, according to U.S. News & World Report’s 2024-25 rankings.

We bring breakthroughs from the laboratory to our patients with lifesaving speed – treating cancer with leading-edge technologies, innovative treatments and expert care personalized to each patient’s needs.

And we treat patients across the United States through our national footprint of cancer centers. Learn about our cancer centers by exploring the links below.

Our Cancer Centers

Atlanta Area

City of Hope Chicago

Chicago Area

Los Angeles Area

NCI-Designated Comprehensive Cancer Center

Orange County Area

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Phoenix Area

NCI's Top Designation for Cancer Centers

Our National Cancer Center near Los Angeles is a National Cancer Institute (NCI)-Designated Comprehensive Cancer Center. This designation recognizes City of Hope as a national leader in cancer care and an institute dedicated to transforming research into new, innovative treatments for cancer patients across the country and world.

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Patient-Focused Care

Our reputation for groundbreaking discoveries, innovative treatments and compassionate care make us a leader in the fight to help patients here and around the world conquer cancer, diabetes, HIV/AIDS and other life-threatening diseases.

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Cancers and Conditions We Treat

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Forward-Focused Research

Our infrastructure and collaborative energy sets us apart. By having scientists, treatment staff and manufacturing facilities side-by-side, our treatment advances can travel from laboratory to patient with lifesaving speed.

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Explore Our Research

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Hope-Inspired Learning

As a leading research institute, our academic programs look beyond the standard treatments of today, providing educational opportunities that explore the latest advancements in research and therapies.

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Explore Academics & Training

Irell & Manella Graduate School

FIND A CITY OF HOPE DOCTOR

City of Hope is home to many of the nation's leading cancer doctors. Find the right one for your patient’s needs.

FIND A CITY OF HOPE LOCATION

Headquartered in Duarte, California, with locations across the United States, our unique approach to care is available in your community.

HOW TO REFER A PATIENT

We're here to help and welcome the opportunity to partner with you in providing your patients with the latest treatment innovations.

PHYSICIAN CAREERS

Join a world leader in treating, researching and preventing life-threatening diseases, including cancer, diabetes and HIV/AIDS.

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