Centre Dedicated to Cancer Patients Receiving Treatment
The charity launched the Cancer Centre Appeal in 2004 to raise £3.2m to build a new dedicated centre for patients receiving treatment for cancer and haematological disorders.
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The charity launched the Cancer Centre Appeal in 2004 to raise £3.2m to build a new dedicated centre for patients receiving treatment for cancer and haematological disorders.
The cancer unit opened to patients in September 2012 and provides improved facilities for the chemotherapy day unit, oncology clinics and the haematology day unit.
The Lingen Davies Cancer Centre is made up of an Outpatient area, a Chemotherapy Day Centre and Radiotherapy facilities.
The first floor of the unit contains Haematology services, and is made up of Outpatient clinics, a Haematology Day Unit and Specialist Nurse Clinics.
To find out more about Oncology and the Cancer Centre, you can visit the Shrewsbury and Telford Hospital NHS Trust website.
Many people find it useful to speak to others who are going through the same things as them. There are a range of support groups in our area, some focusing on specific cancers and other more generally.
