Breast cancer is not one diagnosis. ER, PR and HER2 status, tumor biology, stage, genomic information and previous response can all change the questions that deserve attention. Our Scottsdale breast cancer consultation is available for newly diagnosed, recurrent, metastatic and Stage 4 cases.
CARE ACROSS THE CANCER JOURNEY
Sunridge treats patients at every stage of cancer—including recurrent cancer.
Many patients contact Sunridge after previous treatment because their cancer has returned or progressed. Our physicians take another careful look at the current disease, prior treatment and response, pathology, biomarkers, immune function and overall health before discussing treatment options that may be appropriate. When clinically relevant, this evaluation may include specialized immune-function laboratory testing and testing for environmental or chemical exposures. Sunridge also offers physician-directed cancer-risk assessment, prevention planning and genetic testing.
Recently diagnosedClarify the diagnosis, stage and decisions ahead.
During treatmentReview coordinated supportive-care options and changing needs.
Recurrent, advanced or stage 4Reassess prior treatment, response, current disease and available next steps.
Risk and preventionDiscuss family history, inherited risk and clinically appropriate genetic testing.
20,000+patients served across Sunridge history
Thousandsof treatments administered each year
Onsitephysicians, nurses and dedicated treatment rooms
Worldwidepatients travel to Scottsdale for care
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These are individual patient experiences. Results vary, and testimonials do not predict or guarantee outcomes for another person.
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What we review in a breast cancer case
Subtype and pathology
Hormone-receptor status, HER2 status, grade, pathology and genomic information provide essential context.
Stage and treatment sequence
Surgery, systemic therapy, radiation and surveillance questions are considered in the order they affect the case.
Function and quality of life
Symptoms, treatment tolerance, nutrition, medications and personal priorities remain part of the plan.
