Non-Hodgkin Lymphoma Care
Colorado's Lymphoma Specialists
Trust the hematologic oncology specialists at Rocky Mountain Cancer Centers to create a customized treatment plan using the latest therapies available.
Specializing in Lymphoma Care: Our Team Is Ready to Help You and Your Family
To help make treatment decisions about your non-Hodgkin lymphoma care, it’s helpful to first consult with a hematologist. As a patient of Rocky Mountain Cancer Centers, you will have access to our hematologic specialists at any of our locations across Colorado, including Boulder, Colorado Springs, and Denver.
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Non-Hodgkin Lymphoma Treatments & Programs Available Through RMCC
Your Rocky Mountain Cancer Centers’ oncologist, who is also a hematologist, may need to run some additional tests before creating a treatment plan. Once your lymphoma specialist has the information that's needed, our team will will work together to develop a treatment plan that's specific to you.
Access the Latest Lymphoma Treatments
Not every lymphoma patient needs to begin treatment immediately. When the time is right to start treatment one or more therapies commonly used for lymphomas may be recommended including: chemotherapy, immunotherapy, targeted therapy and/or radiation therapy. Bone Marrow Transplants are also a treatment option for some patients.
Clinical Trials for Lymphoma Treatment
Rocky Mountain Cancer Centers plays an important role in developing new and better lymphoma treatments for patients everywhere by participating in clinical research. Our researchers may recommend a clinical trial as part of your treatment plan. Talk to your oncologist about participating in a trial to see if it's right for you.
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