Medical oncologists with Foundation Hematology/Oncology will help coordinate your care. These doctors treat cancer using medications:

• Chemotherapy

• Hormonal therapy

• Immunotherapy

• Targeted therapy treatment to attack certain types of cancer cells without damaging nearby healthy cells

• Biological therapy, like vaccines or antibodies, to kill cancer cells.

Our team includes doctors, pharmacists and nurses who are certified in either chemotherapy or oncology.  Together, we provide timely, efficient, and compassionate care.
 
Reclining chairs, televisions with headsets, Wi-Fi access, a library and education center, and a refreshment center help to make your visits as comfortable as possible.

Our board-certified and fellowship-trained surgeons do cancer biopsies and surgeries – from minimally invasive to complex. Operating rooms are specially equipped for breast, colorectal, gynecology, melanoma, neurosurgery, orthopedics, spine, thyroid, urology, and ear, nose and throat (ENT) procedures.
 
State-of-the-art technologies and procedures include:

• da Vinci® robot-assisted surgical system for less invasive surgery with smaller cuts and fewer stitches.

• Mohs surgery, to treat skin cancer by removing – and examining under a microscope – one layer of cancer tissue at a time, until the cancer is gone, leaving the smallest scar possible.

We offer inpatient, outpatient and same-day surgery. Our inpatient unit has:

• a CaringBridge computer so you can stay in touch with family and friends

• two palliative (comfort) care suites to offer you and your family support and relief  

Thoracic Surgery

We offer thoracic surgery opinions at Southern New Hampshire Health or through our clinical partner, Massachusetts General Hospital. Thoracic oncologists from MGH, for example, host monthly clinics at SNHH. These doctors, specialists who treat lung and chest cancer, review your diagnosis and treatment plan.

Radiation oncologists are doctors who use high-energy radiation (like x-rays or gamma rays) to shrink tumors or kill cancer cells. We can use a machine to target cancer and send radiation to different parts of your body. Or we can put radiation inside your body – using radioactive seeds, for example, or liquid in an IV line – to target cancer cells.
 
We partner with radiation oncologists at the Radiation Center of Greater Nashua to provide state-of-the-art radiation therapy.