The Harold
Leever Regional Cancer Center
1075 Chase Parkway Waterbury, CT
06708
(203) 575-5555 |
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The Latest of everything to fight cancer,
all under one roof.
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The Harold Leever Regional Cancer Center follows the latest protocols and uses the most advanced equipment for detection and treatment to fight cancer. With a combination of the most sophisticated technology and techniques available, along with a comprehensive multidisciplinary group of medical and social services, we provide an integrative team approach to cancer care.
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| Overview |
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A freestanding 40,000 sq. ft. facility dedicated to outpatient cancer care, which is a joint venture partnership between Saint Mary's Hospital and Waterbury Hospital.
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The Harold Leever Regional Cancer Center is independently incorporated, and a not-for-profit entity that is governed by a Board of Directors.
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Two highly respected private medical oncology practices on-site.
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Three Board certified radiation oncologists on-site.
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The best, most advanced radiation treatment planning systems and treatment machines, including two Varian 2100Scx linear accelerators with 80 Multileaf Collimators, Phillips Wide-bore ACQSIM CT simulator, Varian Eclipse 3D Treatment Planning (3D CRT), PET/CT fixed scanner, IMPAC software information system, and Quality Control information management software.
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dynamic Intensity Modulated Radiation Therapy (dIMRT). Ask your physician if you are a candidate for dIMRT.
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| The mission of The Harold Leever Regional Cancer Center is to improve the health of the community by creating and fostering a patient and family-centered approach to high quality cancer care. |
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| The Harold Leever Regional Cancer Center will be the first choice and trusted partner in the provision and coordination of cancer care by integrating prevention, detection, treatment and survivorship services. |
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| The practitioners associated with The Harold Leever Regional Cancer Center share the following values: |
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Mutual respect among providers, patients, families and caregivers.
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The rights of patients and loved ones to participate in treatment decisions.
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A respect for quality of life and wellness in all dimensions: physical, spiritual, emotional, and social.
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A belief in partnership and collaboration within the system of care.
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The empowerment of all.
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