Dealing with cancer is challenging, and deciding where to get treated even more so. At Cancer Center Of North Dakota, you'll enjoy the benefit of the latest technology and current drug therapies available. Our sincere, talented, and expert staff will take care of you. All of these things work together to help us provide you with the perfect environment to restore your health.We will take the time to form a partnership with you, your primary physician, and your family. We know that cancer takes a toll on you and the people you care about, and we would like to help you.
Services
If you're a first-time patient at Cancer Center Of North Dakota, you'll meet our Patient Account Representatives and fill out and complete our Oncology Patient Information Questionnaire prior to your first appointment. This will ensure that your appointment process is as easy and stress-free as possible.
We accept most insurance carriers, and our staff will work with you before you come in, to make sure that you'll have the coverage you need. We want to make your experience as worry-free as possible so that you can focus on getting well. We accept most major insurance companies, including Medicaid and Medicare, and will submit claims to your carrier on your behalf.
It's always best to anticipate your prescription refill needs so that any necessary prescriptions can be written during your scheduled office visit or treatment. Please monitor your need for pain medication refills carefully and allow plenty of time to acquire a written prescription. If you need a refill, please bring your pharmacy number and the container of medicine that needs to be refilled. If you can't do this, please call our office as early as possible during regular office hours for non-narcotic prescription refills.
To provide a mechanism to define the relationship between Cancer Center Of North Dakota and its patients and to emphasize the need for the observance of the rights and responsibilities of patients. Our foremost concern is to provide for our patient's health care needs, while recognizing their dignity as human beings.
Reviews (3)
Becky Lindroos
Jan 13, 2022
Sally Droske
Apr 25, 2019
Kelley P.
Aug 01, 2010
My grandmother was diagnosed with advanced liver cancer. She was 84 years old and had become frail quickly after diagnosis. Her family brought her to the Cancer Center hoping to find support, compassion and prudent treatment options. After thousands of dollars of testing to stage the advanced cancer she was offered chemotherapy in hopes of slowing the disease but not curative.
Once my grandmother decided to do supportive care only, and not chemo, she was dumped by the practice with no further instructions. Her doctor was a 40 minute drive away. The Cancer Center did not even help my family coordinate Hospice care. As a Physician Assistant with 15 years in practice and a spouse who is an Internal Medicine physician, we were very unhappy with her treatment. Unfortunately, it appears as though my grandmother was treated as a potential money maker for the practice and once there was not money to be made my family was dumped, scared and without further guidance. Very disappointing for the Greater Grand Forks area.
Once my grandmother decided to do supportive care only, and not chemo, she was dumped by the practice with no further instructions. Her doctor was a 40 minute drive away. The Cancer Center did not even help my family coordinate Hospice care. As a Physician Assistant with 15 years in practice and a spouse who is an Internal Medicine physician, we were very unhappy with her treatment. Unfortunately, it appears as though my grandmother was treated as a potential money maker for the practice and once there was not money to be made my family was dumped, scared and without further guidance. Very disappointing for the Greater Grand Forks area.
