Helping Patients Every Step of the Way
Rocky Mountain Cancer Centers is dedicated to helping our patients through every step of their cancer journeys. This page contains many of the items patients find helpful, especially as they start their treatment process.
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
Genetic testing can provide valuable information about gene mutations related to certain types of cancers like breast cancer, colorectal cancer, ovarian cancer, or prostate cancer. It also provides insight into genes that may put you at more risk of developing cancer.
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.
Insurance & Payments
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
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.
Financial Counseling
We understand that the cost of care and the complexities of medical insurance can be difficult to deal with during this challenging time. Every RMCC patient will meet with a Patient Financial Counselor to guide you through the process and answer questions that may come up related to insurance and payments throughout your treatment journey.
Supportive Care
Specially trained social workers are available to help our patients and their families cope with the physical, emotional, and social disruptions of cancer. They have the expertise to identify and overcome roadblocks that can interfere with treatment outcomes, help with family dynamics, work, and more.
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
Pirate Marinade
From tofu to turkey, just about any protein food will taste more interesting after it’s had a bath in this big, bold marinade. If you’re keeping...
Slow-Cooker Honey-Orange Chicken Drumsticks
Here’s something comfortingly familiar, with a delicious flavor twist: drumsticks are doused in a honey-sweetened sauce spiked with orange, ginger...
Creamy Rye & Butternut Squash Soup
This soothing soup is usually bolstered with hefty amounts of milk and cheese. Our vegan variation gets its richness from the creamy starches...
Ice Cream Pies
In the mood for a soothing slice of cool and creamy pie? With this master recipe, you can vary the crusts and flavorings to create exactly what your...
Chickpea & Potato Hash
This hearty, meatless meal is a perfect candidate for “breakfast for dinner” days (or anytime your palate needs a lift). And it’s one-pan simple: the...
Rocky Road Brownies
The marshmallows, nuts, and chips topping these chocolaty brownies not only look tasty, they stimulate your senses with lots of flavors and textures....
Apple & Veggie Sausage Breakfast Sandwich
The combination of savory sausage with sweet raisin bread and jam is designed to wake up your taste buds. This tasty sandwich comes together in 5...
Millet-Stuffed Peppers with Ginger & Tofu
Have you discovered millet yet? This tiny grain is naturally gluten-free and has a nutty corn flavor—and it cooks quickly because of its small size....
Mini Blueberry-Lemon Cheesecakes
These creamy-rich, adorable mini desserts are a godsend when you need to add calories, but aren’t able to manage big quantities of food at a time....
Patient Portal
Radiation Patient Portal
Online Payments
Authorization of Health Information Form
Request Medical Records
Request Oral Prescription Refill
Senate Bill 65
Caregiver Resources
Cancer Education Blogs
Hypofractionated Radiation for Breast Cancer
Radiation therapy is commonly used to treat breast cancer, usually in conjunction with other forms of treatment, known as a concurrent treatment....
The Stages of Prostate Cancer: What Do They Mean?
After a prostate cancer diagnosis, your oncologist will need to stage your cancer. Staging helps determine how advanced the cancer is and whether it...
Detecting Cancer Early: When to Start Screenings and How to Stay Proactive
Cancer screening becomes an important part of your healthcare routine as you age. While there isn’t a test for every type of cancer, screening tests...
High-grade Colon Dysplasia: Is it Cancer?
You may be feeling a bit concerned if you heard the words "colon dysplasia" following a recent colonoscopy, but try not to be alarmed. In simple...
Does Race Affect Your Breast Cancer Risk?
Breast cancer is the most common type of cancer among women and impacts all ages, races, and ethnic backgrounds. However, data shows that while white...
Should You Wait Before Starting Prostate Cancer Treatment?
Prostate cancer typically grows slowly, giving men some time to evaluate their treatment options before therapy or surgery is needed. Because of...
“Going Flat” After Mastectomy: Is It Right for You?
Choosing to have a mastectomy is a big decision. Once you have taken this step, you and your breast cancer surgeon will discuss the options for...
Does an Elevated PSA Level Mean That I Have Prostate Cancer?
An elevated PSA level can be concerning, but it’s important not to think the worst. While elevated PSA levels can be a sign of prostate cancer, it’s...
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.
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