Jordan Valley Cancer Center
Recognizing that no single oncologist can possibly offer every type of effective cancer treatment, we bring some of the area’s top specialists together in one facility to create custom treatment plans for our patients that are truly comprehensive. We believe that our integrative approach, which draws from a pool of medical oncologists, radiation oncologists and surgical oncologists, is key to our patients’ success.
Screening & Detection
Biopsy: Removal of cells (tissue or fluid) for the purposes of microscopic evaluation. Some biopsies may be performed with a tiny needle – even smaller than a needle used to draw blood; in some situations, biopsy may be done through endoscopy or surgery.
Clinical Breast Exams & Mammogram: Clinical breast exams and mammograms can be helpful for detecting breast cancer in certain demographics of women. If breast cancer is detected, then a diagnostic mammogram may be helpful in learning more about the cancer, monitoring its changes, and developing a treatment plan.
MRI, PET & CT Scans: Your provider may recommend a MRI, PET or CT scan for diagnosing and staging cancer. These imaging tools may allow physicians to obtain a vastly more detailed knowledge of the cancer than what would be possible through other methods.
Prostate Screening: Screening may be done in the form of a digital rectal exam or PSA test (a simple blood test) and can be a highly effective preventative measure for the right populations.
Our Team
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Anne Kieryn, MD
Surgical Breast Oncologist -
Brandon Fisher, DO
Radiation Oncologist -
Roger Hansen, MD
Radiation Oncologist -
Robert Harris, MD
Radiation Oncologist -
John Hayes, Jr., MS, MD
Radiation Oncologist -
Mark Reilly, MD
Radiation Oncologist -
Thomas Skidmore, MD
Radiation Oncologist -
Justin Call, MD
Hematology/Oncology -
Richard Frame, MD
Hematology/Oncology -
Daniel Hibbert, MD
Urology -
Jason Diaz, MD
Otolaryngology
Conditions
- Breast Cancer
- Colon & Colorectal Cancer
- Esophageal Cancer
- Gallbladder Cancer
- Liver Cancer
- Pancreatic Cancer
- Stomach Cancer
- Cervical Cancer
- Endometrial (Uterine) Cancer
- Ovarian Cancer
- Rare Gynecological Cancers
- Head & Neck Cancer
- Bladder Cancer
- Bladder Cancer
- Prostate Cancer
- Testicular Cancer
Resources
Men: Questions to Ask Your Doctor About Prostate Screening
All men have a prostate and that means that all men are at risk for prostate problems. And for the most part, these risks increase with age. In addition to the aging process, experts believe diet, race and heredity may all lead to prostate trouble.
Community & Support Groups
Jordan Valley Cancer Center offers community and support groups for those going through treatment or within a year of their last treatment. Learn more about this program.
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