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US News and World Report published their annual cancer hospital rankings today with MD Anderson coming out on top once again. It is imperative to include the input of leading doctors when deciding on your course of cancer care. While this list is extremely helpful, we caution our clients that it is important to find out which hospital/doctor is the leader for YOUR particular diagnosis. A doctor who has the proper resources and an expertise in your cancer type is the most likely to deliver your best possible outcome. For help in your search for cancer care, call us.

The Best Hospitals for Treating Cancer Learn which hospitals were ranked best by US News & World Report for treating cancer. Scores factor in patient safety, nurse staffing and more.

Many of our clients travel for their cancer care. As such, the new travel guidelines and warnings regarding travel create hard choices. This article provides some guidance about weighing the costs and benefits of getting on a plane right now to receive treatment. The bottom line is that each case is different and careful consultation with your doctor is essential. If you need help asking your doctor the right questions or making local treatment arrangements in lieu of traveling, please call us.

Traveling for cancer treatment during COVID-19: 5 patient questions, answered Is it safe for cancer patients to travel by airplane to get to MD Anderson for cancer treatment? If so, how can you minimize the risk of catching COVID-19 while traveling? Find out from immunology expert Patrick Hwu, M.D.

This is good news! Research is leading to more and more innovative and effective cancer treatments. Different institutions are ahead of the curve in different areas. To ensure you receive the most effective treatment, it is imperative to do your homework. If you need help, call us.

US cancer death rate sees largest-ever single-year drop, report says The cancer death rate in the United States continues to decline for the 26th year in a row, with the largest ever single-year drop of 2.2% in overall cancer deaths from 2016 to 2017, according to a new report.