What insurance plans does M. Andrew Monticelli, MD accept?

Aetna, Anthem BCBS Colorado, Apostrophe Health, Cigna, Colorado Access, First Health, Humana Medicare Advantage, *Kaiser (depending on market), Medicare, Medicaid, Multiplan/PHCS, Optum Health / Optum Care CO, PHPprime, Rocky Mountain Health Plans, TRICARE/HealthNET, United Healthcare

M. Andrew Monticelli, MD | Medical Oncologist in Colorado Springs, CO

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Provider Biography

Dr. Monticelli is a board-certified medical oncologist who joined Rocky Mountain Cancer Centers in 2016 after practicing for 16 years in Oregon with Willamette Valley Cancer Institute.

His practice supports the community-based model of care in Colorado Springs. Dr. Monticelli has extensive experience in personalized cancer treatment plans for patients with pancreatic, colorectal, esophageal, and urological malignancies. A collaborative approach is vital to the care provided to each patient.

He is active on the lung, urology, gastrointestinal, and gynecologic oncology tumor boards and works closely with the surgical specialists, pathologists, radiologists, and radiation oncologists. By discussing cases locally, regionally, and if necessary, nationally, his patients have the benefit of a growing pool of shared knowledge.

Dr. Monticelli is also a supporter of the research program and has been principal investigator on several national trials. He routinely is one of the top accruing physicians in Colorado Springs and has helped patients find trials at other institutions as well. While in Oregon, he played a role in the birth of a Phase I program in 2008 where he saw the new drugs in oncology and the impact they had. He was proud to be part of a program that valued research. It is important to him not just meet the standard of care, but to help it evolve in a positive way.

Provider Specialties

Breast Cancer
Gastrointestinal Cancers
- Colorectal Cancer
- Esophageal Cancer
- Pancreatic Cancer
Genitourinary Cancers
- Prostate Cancer
Urological Malignancies

Care Philosophy

Cancer treatments have become even more complicated and the patients are increasingly diverse in terms of age and medical history. For many patients, not only will I discuss care with local colleagues, but with experts at the Mayo Clinic, MD Anderson, and the University of Colorado. There really is so much out there and I want to make sure I have considered all the options.

If we don’t participate in research, then the best treatments we will ever have are what we have today. With that in mind, it is important to keep striving for better options through research.