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Medical Oncology

Medical Oncology at BASS Medical Group and the Gregory Rhodes MD Cancer Center provides personalized cancer care using chemotherapy, immunotherapy, and targeted therapies—delivered by a team that works closely with surgeons, radiologists, and supportive care specialists.

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Services We Offer

  • Chemotherapy
  • Immunotherapy
  • Hormonal therapy
  • Targeted drug therapy
  • Cancer genetic testing
  • Infusion therapy
  • Clinical trial access (where available)

    • When Should You See a Specialist?

    You should see a medical oncologist after a confirmed cancer diagnosis, or if you’ve been referred following abnormal imaging, biopsy, or screening results. They manage non-surgical cancer treatments and coordinate care with other specialists to ensure timely and effective treatment.

    FAQs About Pain Medicine

    Q1: What does a medical oncologist do?
    A1: A medical oncologist manages non-surgical cancer treatments such as chemotherapy, immunotherapy, and hormonal therapy. They also coordinate with other specialists to guide your cancer care.

    Q2: Is chemotherapy the only treatment medical oncologists offer?
    A2: No. While chemotherapy is common, medical oncologists also provide immunotherapy, targeted therapy, hormone therapy, and often help enroll patients in clinical trials.

    Q3: What should I expect at my first oncology appointment?
    A3: You’ll meet your oncologist, discuss your diagnosis, review test results, and create a personalized treatment plan. You may also meet with nurses, dietitians, or care coordinators depending on your needs.

    Why Choose BASS Medical Group

    At BASS Medical Group and the Gregory Rhodes MD Cancer Center, we combine advanced treatments with personalized support. Our board-certified oncologists work closely with surgeons, radiologists, and infusion teams to deliver a seamless, integrated approach to cancer care. With in-house imaging, labs, and support services including nutrition and mental health care, we treat the whole person—not just the disease—right here in the Bay Area.

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