Cancer Treatment Safety: Smarter, Not Stronger
Dr. Michael Guiou, Dr. Matthew Ryan, and Dr. Kamal Abbi discuss the key factors that impact the safety and effectiveness of cancer treatments, emphasizing the importance of patient advocacy, understanding treatment options, and working with a multidisciplinary care team.
Tumor Markers
Dr. Alexander Starr and Dr. Matthew Ryan explain how tumor markers can help track cancer and treatment and emphasize that it’s crucial to look at a patient’s overall health, not just the numbers.
Understanding Insurance Coverage for Cancer Treatments
Insurance can be a maze at the best of times, and when treatments, tests, and ongoing care start to add up, understanding exactly how your coverage works becomes critical.
Mental Health Support Through Coping with Cancer
Emotional and mental health support is essential during cancer care. Learn how Green Bay Oncology helps patients and caregivers every step of the way.
Why Radiation Treatment Safety Matters and How We Ensure It
Green Bay Oncology ensures radiation treatment safety with rigorous testing, personalized care protocols, and continuous improvement. Your safety is our priority.
Fueling Hope: Nutrition for Cancer Care with Jasmine Ditter & Maddi Mleziva
Learn how personalized dietary guidance can make a difference throughout your cancer journey and how to navigate the sea of nutritional information often found online from oncology clinical dietitians Jasmine Ditter and Maddi Mleziva.
When Will I Know the Treatment is Working?
Join Dr. Tony Jaslowski and Dr. Michael Guiou as they share their insights on understanding when and how cancer treatment effectiveness is evaluated.
Who can I bring with me to my appointments?
You can bring loved ones with you to your appointments. If they are feeling unwell, we recommend they stay home to minimize exposure for all our other patients. Children under the age of twelve are not permitted in the infusion treatment area.
Can I bring food to my infusion treatments?
Yes.
Is it safe for me to be around my loved ones after treatment?
Yes, if they don’t have any contagious infections.
