Types of Cancer We Treat
After receiving a cancer diagnosis, you may not know where to turn. Take comfort in knowing there’s a nationally recognized cancer program close to home. Trinity Health delivers exceptional care for all types of cancer.
Cancer Care at Trinity Health: Why Choose Us?
Trinity Health is accredited by the American College of Surgeons Commission on Cancer. This designation means we maintain the highest standards in cancer care. And we are among an elite group of cancer programs that serve as national leaders in cancer research and clinical trials.
You receive care from doctors, nurse navigators, social workers and other professionals with a special interest in cancer treatment. Our compassionate team is with you through all stages of treatment as we tailor services to meet your needs. We also coordinate additional services whenever necessary, to help you stay comfortable and lower stress during treatment.
Our Locations
Breast Cancer
Chelsea Hospital Cancer Center
775 S. Main St
Chelsea, MI 48118
Phone: (734) 593-5690
Imaging/Radiology
Trinity Health Gyn/Onc Clinic - Ann Arbor Campus
5303 Elliott Dr
Ste 220
Ypsilanti, MI 48197
Phone: (734) 712-2005
Breast Cancer
Trinity Health Cancer Center - Livonia Hospital
36475 Five Mile Rd
Livonia, MI 48154
Phone: (734) 655-8800
Types of Cancer We Treat
Patients choose Trinity Health because of our expertise in treating many forms of cancer, including:
Blood Cancers
This group of cancers affects your blood cells. Abnormal growths may occur in your bone marrow, which produces blood cells, or in the blood cells themselves. Treatment may include chemotherapy drugs or new options available through clinical trials. Find out more about leukemia, lymphoma and blood cancers.
Breast and Gynecologic Cancer
Our team includes doctors who specialize in cancers affecting the breasts or a woman’s reproductive organs. We deliver treatments that get you back to the activities you love. For women who wish to start or add to their family, we offer fertility-sparing treatments.
We treat:
- Breast cancer: You receive care from experienced breast surgeons, radiation oncologists and medical oncologists. Find out more about breast cancer.
- Gynecologic cancers: This group of cancers can affect the ovaries, cervix or uterus. Experienced gynecologic oncologists coordinate your care so you can focus on feeling better. Learn more about gynecologic cancers.
Brain Tumors
We use advanced technologies to safely remove abnormal growths in sensitive areas, including those that control speech and breathing. Learn more about brain tumors.
Colorectal Cancer
We focus on preventing, detecting and treating cancers in earlier stages when you’re more likely to achieve good results. Our team also performs anal cancer screenings and delivers appropriate care to people at risk for this condition. Find out more about colorectal cancer.
Esophageal Cancer
We are national leaders in using nonsurgical techniques such as endoscopy to treat this cancer in its earliest stage. Get more information about esophageal cancer.
Head and Neck Cancer
You receive care from fellowship-trained head and neck surgeons. You also have access to innovative services, including a weekly nutrition clinic. Learn more about head and neck cancer.
Lung Cancer
We are among the top robotic surgery programs in Michigan for lung cancer. Our expertise in early detection gives you a better chance for successful treatment. Read more about lung cancer.
Nerve and Spinal Cancer
We delivers ongoing care, including surgery and supportive therapies, for people with rare conditions such as neurofibromatosis. Get more information about nerve and spinal cancer.
Pancreatic Cancer
We are giving people with pancreatic cancer hope. Our offerings include radiation therapy using CyberKnife® that safely delivers high doses of radiation. Find out more about pancreatic cancer.
Prostate Cancer
Prostate cancer is the most common type of cancer affecting men. We offer an accurate diagnosis and personalized care, so you receive treatments that are appropriate for your needs. Read more about prostate cancer.