Oklahomans share a unique survivor’s spirit and a sense of pride. While every Oklahoma town and city is proud to be unique, there’s a common bond – a kinship of sorts. An attitude that says, “We’re in this together.”
For generations, Southwest Oklahomans have depended on Comanche County Memorial, Duncan Regional and Jackson County Memorial Hospitals for their healthcare needs. Now, patients with cancer can feel confident that the hospitals they’ve come to know and trust have joined together to bring state of the art cancer treatment right here at home. For people with a cancer diagnosis, this spirit of survival, combined with the strength and support of a community of family and friends, is critical. Above all, patients need access to the advanced medical treatments that give them the best opportunity to win the fight.
In true Southwest Oklahoma spirit, three community hospitals in three unique communities joined hands to make life better for those who face cancer treatment.
Together, Comanche County Memorial in Lawton, Duncan Regional in Duncan, and Jackson County Memorial in Altus combined their resources and expertise to create a new tradition in health care – Cancer Centers of Southwest Oklahoma. With the construction of new facilities and expanded cancer treatment centers in each community, patients can receive the care they need close to home.
