St. Louis Cancer Center
When you receive care at the Mercy David C. Pratt Cancer Center - St. Louis, you're not just choosing one provider, but a whole group of cancer specialists. From prostate cancer to bladder cancer to breast cancer, we've dealt with it all and can recommend the best path forward for you.
We're a team of unique cancer specialists who treat not only the illness, but the individual as well. That's why we personalize each and every cancer treatment plan to the person receiving it.
Our entire staff is ready to care for your body, mind and spirit throughout your cancer journey. From social workers and nurse navigators to dietitians and physical therapists, we all look forward to treating you with both expertise and compassion.
Why Choose the Mercy David C. Pratt Cancer Center?
Patients choose Pratt Cancer Center for many reasons. No matter what kind of cancer you’re facing, we'll help you with a unique combination of sophisticated conventional treatment, integrative therapies and a supportive, healing environment. Our cancer care services in St. Louis are superior because:
- Our board-certified, experienced team of cancer specialists - medical oncologists, surgical oncologists and radiation oncologists - can treat your specific cancer effectively.
- We develop customized cancer care plans that fit your individual medical situation.
- Each cancer type has an oncology-trained Nurse Navigatior who is specially trained in that cancer type and will walk the journey with you to help you understand, and provide educational and other supportive resources. Patients have called this their “cancer mom” or “cancer best friend”.
- We involve you in your own care from the start. We help you understand treatment options and help you make the best choices for yourself and your family.
- We support you as we take the time to listen to your concerns, answer your questions and meet your unique needs.
- We provide a cancer survivor rehabilitation program to help you regain your health to have the best quality of life following your cancer treatment.
