Tarrant County Cancer Care Centers Ranked by number of 2007 patient visits Company Address City Postal Code Phone Fax Rank Web site
No. of Patient Visits 2007
No. of Total Employees No. of Physicians
Top Local Executive Year Established
Insurance Plans Accepted
Types of Treatments Administered
1
The Center for Cancer and Blood Disorders at Fort Worth 800 W. Magnolia Ave. Fort Worth 76104 817-759-7000 817-759-7027 thecentertx.com
241,589
130 16
William M. Jordan, president 1994
Most insurance accepted
Medical oncology, radiation oncology, MammoSite, prostate seed implantation, hematology, CyberKnife, brachytherapy and holistic/complementary therapy
2
Texas Oncology 1450 Eighth Ave. Fort Worth 76104 817-923-7393 817-927-6302 texasoncology.com
93,000
191 22
Allen Weikel, executive director 1979
All major plans, Medicare and Medicaid
Chemotherapy, radiation oncology, pediatric radiation, bone marrow transplant consultations, stereotactic radio-surgery, total body irradiation, prostate seed implants, high dose rate brachytherapy, CT, PET/CT, X-ray, mammosite and clinical research
3
Baylor All Saints Medical Center 1400 Eighth Ave. Fort Worth 76104 817-926-7655 DND baylorhealth.com
82,635
2,111 990
Steven R. Newton, president 1906
Most major plans
Oncology services include chemotherapy, radiation, social services and other inpatient and outpatient services; outpatient infusion services and 24/7 emergency-care unit
4
Harris Methodist Fort Worth Hospital, Klabzuba Cancer Center 1300 W. Terrell Ave. Fort Worth 76104 817-820-4848 817-820-4719 texashealth.org/hmfw/cancer
5
JPS Center for Cancer Care 601 W. Terrell Ave. Fort Worth 76104 817-852-8300 817-852-8322 jpshealthnet.org
29,000
59 4
6
Plaza Medical Center of Fort Worth 900 Eighth Ave. Fort Worth 76104 817-336-2100 817-347-5796 plazamedicalcenter.com
15,541
7
Cook Children's Hematology & Oncology Center 901 Seventh Ave., Ste. 220 Fort Worth 76104 682-885-4007 682-885-3914 cookchildrens.org
31,700
91 53
Oscar L. Amparan, president 1996
Prevention and early detection education and services on campus and on mobile health units, Cancer Resource Library (consumer), mammograms, chemotherapy, biotherapy, blood transfusions, diagnostic imaging and All major plans, Medicare and Medicaid procedures, stereotactic CyberKnife, osteoporosis and genetic risk evaluation, skin cancer screenings, palliative care services, lymphedema therapy, therapeutic massage and clinical aromatherapy
A. R. Threet, administrator 1998
Aetna, Blue Cross Blue Shield, Amerigroup, Beech Street, Coastal Comp Health, Cook Children's Health Plan, Galaxy Health Network, Health Smart, Interplan, JPS Preferred Care, Multiplan, Medicare, Medicaid, Pacificare, Pro Net, Secure Horizons, Texas True Choice, Tricare, United Healthcare and USAMCO
Medical oncology/hematology, including chemotherapy; radiation therapy via Varian iX-21 linear accelerator with 120 multi-leaf beam shaper and onboard imaging; hormonal therapy, immunotherapy, clinical research, pain/palliative care, referrals to hospice care and other needed therapies
1,200 730
Troy A. Villarreal, president and CEO 1976
All major plans
Inpatient and outpatient cancer care, specializing in lung, prostate and colon cancer; chemotherapy, IVIG and blood products; outpatient procedures room for bone marrow aspirations or other treatments; the only 24/7 outpatient chemotherapy center in Tarrant County
12,993
31 11
Gretchen Eames, medical director 1979
More than 30 plans accepted
Program specializes in many childhood illnesses, including leukemia, brain and other solid tumors, sickle-cell anemia, hemophilia, acute and chronic hematologic disorders, and bone marrow transplant program
8
Moncrief Cancer Resources 1701 River Run Road, Ste. 500 Fort Worth 76107 817-838-4860 817-924-0789 moncrief.com
8,226
27 1
Lori Drew, executive director 1958
Majority of services are complimentary; major insurance plans accepted
Comprehensive prevention, early detection and support services for cancer patients and their families; social and nutritional services, genetic risk assessment and counseling, financial advocate, transportation, therapeutic massage, mobile mammography screenings and education programs
9
Southlake Oncology 1545 E. Southlake Blvd., Ste. 280 Southlake 76092 817-416-0202 817-886-2603 southlakeoncology.com
5,000
15 3
Heidi A. Jordan, executive director 2005
All commercial plans as well as Medicare
State-of-the-art, comprehensive care and nutritional/supportive care
10
Arlington Memorial Hospital Oncology Care Unit 800 W. Randol Mill Road Arlington 76022 817-548-6100 DND texashealth.org/amh
4,365
57 13
Kirk King 1958
United Healthcare, AETNA, Cigna and Blue Cross Blue Shield
Surgical care, chemotherapy, high-dose chemotherapy, biotherapy, blood transfusions, neutropenic support, pain management and radiation therapy
11
Cancer Care Services 623 S. Henderson St. Fort Worth 76104 817-921-0653 817-921-1701 cancercareservices.org
3,739
19 0
Craig Schaefer, executive director 1946
NA
Transportation assistance, food supplements, counseling, COBRA payments, medications, art/play therapy, equipment/supplies and support groups, yoga, massage, case management, Bible studies, movie nights, holiday parties, family activities and home visits
12
Harris Methodist HEB Hospital Oncology Care Unit 1600 Hospital Parkway Bedford 76022 817-685-4000 DND texashealth.org/hmheb
540
27 24
Deborah Paganelli, president 1973
United Healthcare, AETNA, Cigna and Blue Cross Blue Shield
Surgical care, chemotherapy, high-dose chemotherapy, biotherapy, radiation therapy, blood transfusions, neutropenic support and pain management
NOTES: DND - Did not disclose Source: Participating care centers To be included on this list, contact
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RESEARCHER: Mary Kennan