Olympic Medical Center

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

Living on the Olympic Peninsula, you may want 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.

The affiliation between Olympic Medical Center and Seattle Cancer Care Alliance (SCCA), 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 parent organizations.

Olympic Medical Center
Olympic Medical Center in Sequim serves Jefferson and Clallam counties. Olympic Medical Cancer Center opened its doors in May 2003 and became affiliated with SCCA at that time, to give people with cancer who live on the Olympic Peninsula access to a broader range of cancer services and the expertise of nationally renowned cancer specialists.

The Cancer Center completed a $1.8 million expansion in October 2006, making it possible for all cancer services to be available in one location.

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

• Your oncologist at Olympic 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 Olympic 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.

March 2007