Cancer Center - Utah Valley
Our services
- Cancer care
Comprehensive cancer care, close to home
With multidisciplinary experts, advanced technology, clinical trials, and supportive services, Utah Valley Clinic’s Cancer Center delivers personalized treatments and seamless coordination so you can focus on healing.
Our providers
Why trust Intermountain for your care?
- Expert team — Board-certified oncologists collaborate across the Intermountain network to tailor your plan.
- Advanced treatments — From immunotherapy to modern radiation therapies, get options matched to your diagnosis.
- Whole-person support — Navigation, nutrition, palliative care, and survivorship services at every step.
Our services
- Medical oncology — Chemotherapy, immunotherapy, and targeted therapy tailored to your cancer type.
- Radiation oncology — On‑site image‑guided external beam, stereotactic radiosurgery, and brachytherapy
- Surgical oncology — Cancer surgery with minimally invasive options; coordinated with multidisciplinary team.
- Hematology — Diagnosis and treatment for blood cancers and complex blood disorders.
- Genetic counseling & high‑risk prevention — Risk assessment, testing, personalized prevention plans.
- Clinical trials (Phase 1 and beyond) — Access to innovative therapies through Intermountain research. Learn more.
- Oncology nutrition — Registered dietitians help maintain strength during treatment.
- Palliative & supportive oncology — Symptom relief, counseling, whole‑person support.
- Navigation & survivorship — Care navigation, education, and long‑term follow‑up.
- Classes and support groups — Find free cancer support groups and wellness classes. Connect with others, learn from experts, and find strength in community.
Quality care certified by the Commission on Cancer
CoC-accredited programs offer comprehensive care including: quality care close to home; a multidisciplinary, team approach; information and education; patient-centered services; options for genetic assessment, counseling, and palliative care services; care monitoring and quality improvement; evidence-based treatment planning; clinical trials and new treatment options, follow-up care; patient tracking through the cancer data system.
Nationally accredited by the NAPBC
With accreditation from the National Accreditation Program for Breast Centers, you can be assured that we’re held to the highest standards of care for patients with diseases of the breast. In addition, we’re a nationally accredited Breast Imaging Center of Excellence, accredited in all forms of breast imaging from the American College of Radiology, including breast MRI, breast ultrasound, mammography and stereotactic breast biopsy.
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Cancer care FAQs
Answers to common questions about appointments, treatments, insurance, and support at our cancer center.
With a referral, our team will contact you to schedule an appointment. Once your primary care provider sends us a referral, our team will work with them to understand your needs. A caring nurse navigator will then contact you to help schedule your appointment and support you through the process.
Cancer classes and support groups
Phase 1 Clinical Trials
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