Improving Treatment. Improving Life.

Intermountain Healthcare is using new treatments to help more patients with cancer become cancer-free. Our advanced cancer centers are specializing in methods that help the immune system do what it does best: fight.

Being diagnosed with cancer doesn't always mean radiation therapy. Sometimes, treatment can be surgery that is minimally invasive.

Although surgeries to remove cancer can be very complex, our Advanced Cancer Care can allow for safer procedures and faster recovery times.

The skilled and kind specialists at Primary Children's Hospital use the latest research to help children on the winding path back from cancer.

At Intermountain Healthcare, we treat cancer with the end in mind. From the moment you're diagnosed, we'll keep you moving forward—back to healing and living your life.

Dr. Elizabeth Raetz talks about the exciting move toward a more family centered model with cancer research, where members from multiple disciplines come together with the child and family to develop new treatments.

The cancer genomics program at Intermountain Healthcare uses cutting-edge technology to identify DNA alterations that contribute to cancer. Using this information, they can find new ways to treat cancer in a targeted way, getting patients back to focusing on their lives and families.

Chase Bynum offers words of advice on staying positive, even in the face of non-hodgkin's lymphoma. He says healing is 90% attitude and 10% physical, so stay positive.

Dr. Joshua Schiffman speaks to ground-breaking cancer research that has brought cure rates from 20% to 80% in the last 50 years. He says, "seeing these patients, taking care of them, and watching them recover is my inspiration for getting out of the bed in the morning and getting back in the lab."

After Megan Nielsen's son Tanner was diagnosed with cancer, she found solace and strength through the nurses, techs, and doctors that helped them through their journey.