Wenatchee Valley Medical Center

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Overview

When you have cancer, choosing the right place to go for treatment can be a difficult decision.

If you live in the central Washington region, you may prefer to stay in your community and receive cancer treatment at a hospital you know and trust. At the same time, you probably want access to the latest treatment options, including those only available in clinical trials or at a comprehensive cancer center. Now you can have both.

The network relationship between Seattle Cancer Care Alliance (SCCA) and Wenatchee Valley Medical Center gives you the best of both worlds—care in your own community by skilled and dedicated oncologists, nurses, and staff, plus access to the resources of SCCA and its founding organizations.

Wenatchee Valley Medical Center, established in 1940, is a multi-specialty group practice with a regional focus and a commitment to providing the highest quality healthcare and services in an atmosphere of concern and caring. With over 170 physicians providing comprehensive medical and ancillary services, they are the second largest multi-specialty clinic in the Pacific Northwest. Their physicians provide primary care to area residents and also draw patients from throughout the region for specialty care. Wenatchee Valley Medical Center has seven locations and serves people in a 12,000 square mile area.

The relationship between SCCA and Wenatchee Valley Medical Center gives you more choices. More choices mean the end to one-size-fits-all cancer care. 

  • Your oncologist at Wenatchee Valley Medical Center may consult with SCCA oncologists about your diagnosis and treatment. 
  • You may seek a second opinion from doctors at SCCA. 
  • If you and your doctors decide that a clinical trial is right for you, you can participate in the trial at Wenatchee Valley Medical Center. 
  • If you choose, you may ask for a referral and receive your treatment at SCCA. 
  • Your local doctor will remain involved in your care.

Find more information on the Wenatchee Valley Medical Center website and visit their cancer care medical specialty section.