Cancer treatments at the OHSU Beaverton cancer clinic include full-service radiation treatments, digital imaging and scanning, and cancer support groups in a peaceful and healing environment. The infusion suite is filled with comfortable recliners and views of our gardens.

The clinic’s services include:

• Personalized cancer and hematology treatment plans
  
• Chemotherapy and Infusion Suite
  
• Radiation Oncology
  
• Image-guided radiation therapy
  
• Specialty services, including intensity modulated therapy and stereotactic radiosurgery
  
•  Second opinions and check-ups
  
• Custom financial consultation
  
•  Patient and family education
  
• Cutting-edge clinical trials
  
• Quick test results
  
• Latest digital imaging and scanning
  
• Cancer support groups

Our goal is to promote a peaceful and healing environment. Our Beaverton cancer clinic has several garden areas, window features to allow maximum natural light and views of the outdoors, and a meditation room for our patients and their families.

Our infusion suite has specially-trained nurses to oversee the treatment along with comfortable recliners that are clustered in pods with a tranquil view of the balcony gardens. Private infusion rooms are also available. Other services available include:

• Patient Resource Center with internet access and educational materials
• Patient and family education and support groups
• Access to American Cancer Society programs
• Pain management
• Assistance with referrals and insurance authorizations

Our goal is to promote a peaceful and healing environment. Our Beaverton cancer clinic has several garden areas, window features to allow maximum natural light and views of the outdoors, and a meditation room for our patients and their families.

Where is your clinic located?

We are located at 15700 S.W. Greystone Court, Beaverton, OR 97006

If I am seeing an OHSU provider and I need additional tests or procedures, will I need to go up to the hill to have these tests done?

No. Although we are an OHSU clinic, our goal is to keep our patients within their own community to have their care. Our schedulers will work with Adventist to schedule any additional services that you may need.

If my primary care provider is with Adventist and my hematology oncology doctor is with OHSU, will they be able to communicate with each other regarding my care?

Yes. We use an interface called “Care Everywhere” that allows providers from both organizations to be able to view test results and to review care notes.

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If I am home and having symptoms and need to speak with my doctor, what should I do?

Monday through Friday from 8:30 a.m. – 5 p.m. our triage nurse is available to answer any clinical questions you may have. The triage nurse works closely with our doctors to determine the best course of action for your care. If a need arises after hours, we also have a physician on call, 24/7, 365 days a year to answer any questions you may have. To reach either, call 971 262-9000.

Are you open on the weekends?

Although we currently do not have a physician on staff seeing patients on the weekends, infusion services are available and open 365-days-a-year at our NW clinic (located on the Good Samaritan campus).