In keeping with the patient-centered approach at the heart of City of Hope's care model, City of Hope® Cancer Center North Phoenix offers medical consultations, chemotherapy treatment, radiation therapy, genomic testing, genetic testing and counseling, and supportive care services in an outpatient setting, delivered by a team of experts who work closely with one another to understand each patient’s individual diagnosis and needs. Experts discuss available treatment options with patients and their caregivers to help them decide on a treatment plan tailored specifically to them, with a commitment to quality and speed to care.
33.6761859, -112.1204332
Phoenix, AZ 85027
Weekdays, 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.
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City of Hope North Phoenix (formerly Cancer Treatment Centers of America [CTCA]) cares for patients from prevention through survivorship by pairing our expertise in numerous cancers and conditions with world-class technologies and services. In addition to the services listed below, our North Phoenix location also offers computed tomography (CT) scans, mammograms, ultrasound and other imaging services.
As part of our offerings at City of Hope North Phoenix, our outpatient care center patients have access to genetic counseling as part of our telehealth services, with trained counselors meeting with patients in scheduled video sessions to answer questions and help simplify complex concepts into understandable terms. The goal is to provide clear information about genetic risk factors, address patients’ concerns and determine whether genetic testing may be an option. If our counselors recommend testing, patients are not obligated to have the tests.
Every cancer, like every patient, is different. Advanced genomic testing may help identify DNA alterations that may be driving the growth of a particular tumor. By identifying these gene mutations, we may be able to prescribe targeted therapy drugs designed specifically to counteract changes in a tumor's genomic profile. Genomic testing is not appropriate for every patient, but a medical oncologist may help determine which patients are good candidates for the assessments.
Many patients underestimate how dramatically cancer can affect them, physically and emotionally. An integrative approach to cancer care treats the disease with radiation therapy, chemotherapy, surgery and other conventional treatments, while also supporting patients’ strength, stamina and quality of life with evidence-informed therapies. At City of Hope North Phoenix, patients have access to supportive care services designed to help manage this important aspect of the cancer experience, so they are better able to stay on their treatment regimens and avoid delays or interruptions.
City of Hope | North Phoenix accepts a variety of insurance plans. If you’re interested in learning more about becoming a patient, we can begin the insurance verification process immediately by obtaining your benefits information and contacting your insurance provider.
To begin the process or to get more information about our services, please call us at 866-777-5508.
Located in North Phoenix near where Interstate 17 and Loop 101 meet, our outpatient care center offers patients increased access to state-of-the-art technologies and personalized cancer care in a convenient outpatient setting.
Meet Our Cancer Center Clinical Experts
Shana Wingo, M.D., F.A.C.O.G., joined City of Hope in November 2023 as a Gynecologic Oncologist with 13 years of experience serving patients in the Phoenix area.
Mazen Khattab, M.D., C.P.E., joined City of Hope in 2023. As a medical oncologist and hematologist, Dr. Khattab focuses his practice on the treatment and management of all types and stages of cancer, with specialized expertise in breast, lung, gastrointestinal malignancies and hematologic conditions
“The dedication here not only to cancer medicine but also to quality cancer care is a rare gift,” says Dr. Marnee Spierer, a radiation oncologist and Chief of Radiation Oncology at City of Hope Phoenix. “I wanted to be part of the effort.”
Dr. Paul Gellhaus is an urologic oncologist and associate clinical professor of Urology and Director of Robotic Surgery at City of Hope in Phoenix, Arizona.
Adam Kerievsky, ND, is the medical director of integrative medicine at City of Hope Phoenix. Learn about his education and experience with cancer patients.