Telehealth Appointments
Our healthcare practitioners are encouraged to utilize telemedicine when appropriate to replace in-person healthcare visits. Your cancer care provider will determine whether it is appropriate for you to be seen via telemedicine or whether an in-person visit is necessary.
Affiliations
At Rocky Mountain Cancer Centers, we are proud to partner with some of the best cancer awareness organizations and foundations in Colorado, who are promoting cancer care support, awareness, and survivorship services.
Advance Care Planning
As part of the quality care we deliver, Rocky Mountain Cancer Centers is pleased to offer advance care planning services through The US Oncology Network My Choices, My Wishes® program. This comprehensive program helps you explore and document your healthcare preferences in a supportive environment.
Insurance & Payment Information
As a community-based provider Rocky Mountain Cancer Centers is able to bill our services cost effectively, resulting in savings for our patients, our payers and employer groups. We accept many types of insurance plans, and we will work with you to ensure you are taken care of.
What to Expect: First Appointment
During your first appointment with your doctor and other members of your care team we will explain your diagnosis and together develop a personalized evidence based treatment plan to create the best possible outcomes.
New Patient Forms
If you are a new patient, we ask you to please review and complete our new patient forms before your first appointment. Thoroughness and accuracy are essential when completing your forms, especially your family history questionnaire.
Preparing for Cancer Treatment
If you have been diagnosed with cancer, it’s important to prepare for any potential treatment ahead. Even taking small steps can improve your sense of well-being and control.
A Guide to Cancer Terms
Cancer comes with a language all of its own. We want every cancer patient (or family member) to make informed decisions about their treatment; therefore, it’s important to understand these common cancer terms and phrases.
What to Expect at Your First Appointment
During your first appointment with your doctor and other members of your care team we will explain your diagnosis and together develop a personalized evidence-based treatment plan to create the best possible outcomes.
Additional Resources for Patients
Genetic Testing
Telehealth Appointments
Insurance & Payments
Advance Care Planning
Financial Counseling
Supportive Care
Nutrition in Cancer Care
Enjoying delicious food, savoring flavors and textures, feeling satisfied are some of the pleasures that eating gives us, and cancer doesn’t have to take them away. We highlight some tips on nutrition in cancer before, during, and after treatment to help you eat well - even on days when you're feeling tired or challenged by side effects.
Healthy & Delicious Recipes
Preparing for Cancer Treatment
If you have been diagnosed with cancer, it’s important to prepare for any potential treatment ahead. Even taking small steps can improve your sense of well-being and control.
Resources from ASCO
Affiliations & Partnerships
At Rocky Mountain Cancer Centers, we are proud to partner with some of the best cancer awareness organizations and foundations in Colorado, who are promoting cancer care support, awareness, and survivorship services including the following organizations.
