St. John's Regional Medical Center in Oxnard and St. John's Pleasant Valley Hospital in Camarillo are a division of CHW, a not-for-profit corporation sponsored by several religious communities. Together, St. John's Regional Medical Center and St. John's Pleasant Valley Hospital represent the biggest acute-care health organization in Ventura County.
Services
When dealing with a cancer diagnosis, we know how hard it can be to coordinate the various aspects of your care. At St. John's Hospitals, we provide you with access to everything you will need during your treatment - all in one convenient location. Whether you need assistance from our oncology nurse navigator, a support group or class to join, or an improved nutritional plan to help combat the side effects of your treatment, the compassionate providers at St. John's Cancer Center of Ventura County are here to help when you need us most.
Let us calm your fears by allowing our team to walk with you through the entire treatment and recovery process step by step. Be seen by our specialists in one day, and leave the same day with options, a plan and hope. Start today by calling 805.988.7167. All the physicians affiliated with our Integrated Breast Center are long-standing community physicians who have been working together in a multidisciplinary fashion for years. The program allows patients the opportunity to be seen by all providers in one setting.
For men who are dealing with a prostate cancer diagnosis, choosing the right treatment is an overwhelming process. Patients and their families must weigh potential outcomes against potential side effects to choose a treatment that provides the best quality of life. For men in this situation, a new treatment has come available in the United States that could make the decision just a little easier.
Advanced CT scanning technology is available at St. John's, which allows for increased speed and image resolution. Our doctors can see small vessels and other fine anatomical details that could not be seen before without surgery. CT scan produces cross-sectional images of selected body parts, giving physicians an unobstructed look at organs and bones not seen clearly on conventional X-rays.
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Lillian Gonzalez
Nov 22, 2021
The doctors are never the same. they start a procedure and mess up and blame it on some other illness you might have dont take responsibility for their actions. will let patients get malnourished. and dont care. nurses are not very nice to old people when they are taking care of them. dont take them to use bathroom. keep them in very cold rooms. and when drawing blood are very cruel. leave arms all swollen. This hospital has no empathy when it comes to human life
