Cancer Care

Working Together for the Best Outcomes

The Overlake Cancer Center works in collaboration with the Fred Hutchinson Cancer Center at the Overlake campus to provide world-class cancer care on the Eastside. This means our patients have access not only to the best oncologists, but also to clinical trials that are paving the way for the most advanced cancer treatments.

In addition to a medical oncologist, you will have a variety of expert providers making up your treatment team – which may include surgical, infusion and/or radiation oncologists. Our specially trained patient navigators will contact you shortly after diagnosis to help you through every step of your treatment journey.

Support services at the Overlake Cancer Center include Medical Nutrition, Oncology Social Work, Physical Therapy, Speech Therapy, Spiritual Care, Massage Therapy and Palliative Care.

In addition, we have licensed genetic counselors to help patients identify and manage inherited cancer risks. The information they provide can help guide treatment decisions, and even suggest ways to prevent other cancers from occurring.

For an Evaluation or a Second Opinion

Choosing the Overlake Cancer Center for your care is the right first step. Call us today at (425) 635-3400 with any questions you may have or to make an appointment. You can also learn more information about breast cancer risk factors, symptoms and treatment.

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A Fully Accredited Cancer Center

Overlake is fully accredited by all three governing bodies for cancer care: the American College of Surgeons-Commission on Cancer (CoC); the National Accreditation Program for Breast Centers (NAPBC); and the American College of Radiation Oncology (ACRO). We are committed to ensuring our community has access to the full scope of services to diagnose, treat and support patients with cancer and their families.

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What Patients In Cancer Treatment Should Know About COVID-19

Those undergoing cancer treatment may want to know if they are at increased risk of contracting COVID-19 infection, and if they are at increased risk of COVID-19 complications. Medical oncologist Stephen Lemon, MD discusses the risk and steps patients should take to keep safe during the pandemic.