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Cancer Centers of Colorado – St. Mary's Regional Hospital

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This department offers

  • Cancer care

We know the moment you’re diagnosed with cancer is actually a beginning. One best led by decades of experience and compassion. Ahead is a plan with support from your team of unrivaled experts.

St. Mary’s offers the choices in treatment and technology you’d expect from a major academic center but with a much more personal touch – and all in your own backyard. For most cancers, you can receive all the care you need right here in Grand Junction. From the moment you receive a diagnosis to post-treatment, you will have a dedicated, caring team focused on your needs.

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Our providers

Kristen M. Riegert

Kristen M. Riegert, MD

Radiation Oncology
Cancer Centers of Colorado - St. Mary's Regional Hospital (Rad Onc)
970-298-7500
Yu M. Zhou

Yu M. Zhou, MD

Radiation Oncology
Cancer Centers of Colorado - St. Mary's Regional Hospital (Med Onc)
Esther L. Kannapel
5

Esther L. Kannapel, NP

Hematology Oncology
Cancer Centers of Colorado - St. Mary's Regional Hospital (Med Onc)
Bradley R. Corr

Bradley R. Corr, MD

Gynecologic Oncology
Cancer Centers of Colorado - St. Mary's Regional Hospital (Med Onc)
Ned Jones
4.8

Ned Jones, MD

Hematology Oncology
Cancer Centers of Colorado - St. Mary's Regional Hospital (Med Onc)
Crystal D. Tucker
4.8

Crystal D. Tucker, NP

Hematology Oncology
Cancer Centers of Colorado - St. Mary's Regional Hospital (Med Onc)
Alicia S. Swink
4.9

Alicia S. Swink, MD

Hematology
Cancer Centers of Colorado - St. Mary's Regional Hospital (Med Onc)
Vicky M. Mathwig

Vicky M. Mathwig, MD

Cancer Survivorship
Cancer Centers of Colorado - St. Mary's Regional Hospital (Med Onc)
Lucas Gilbride

Lucas Gilbride, MD

Radiation Oncology
Cancer Centers of Colorado - St. Mary's Regional Hospital (Med Onc)
Kyle A. Work
4.9

Kyle A. Work, DO

Hematology
Cancer Centers of Colorado - St. Mary's Regional Hospital (Med Onc)
Leah E. Coffman

Leah E. Coffman, NP

Family Medicine
Cancer Centers of Colorado - St. Mary's Regional Hospital (Med Onc)
Christopher S. Awtrey

Christopher S. Awtrey, MD

Gynecologic Oncology
Central Park Clinic - Gynecological Oncology
Dawn M. Sipes
4.9

Dawn M. Sipes, NP

Hematology
Cancer Centers of Colorado - St. Mary's Regional Hospital (Med Onc)
Anna P. Kanopsic
4.9

Anna P. Kanopsic, NP

Hematology
Cancer Centers of Colorado - St. Mary's Regional Hospital (Med Onc)
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