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HealthPartners Cancer Center at Westfields Hospital & Clinic
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Award-winning cancer care in western Wisconsin

Learning you have cancer can feel overwhelming and leave you wondering about what comes next, but you don’t have to find answers and go forward on your own.

At HealthPartners Cancer Center at Westfields Hospital & Clinic in New Richmond, you’ll get compassionate support and access to the latest, most advanced technology available for cancer diagnosis and cancer treatment in Wisconsin. Our award-winning team of oncologists (doctors who treat cancer) will take time to understand your concerns and preferences, and help you get started on a personalized treatment plan as soon as possible.

HealthPartners Cancer Center at Westfields Hospital & Clinic is provided in collaboration with the Cancer Center of Western Wisconsin , an organization formed to coordinate care for cancer patients in western Wisconsin. Because of this partnership, you’ll have the most options for diagnosis, treatment and recovery close to home. You’ll also have access to cancer clinical trials and the latest scientifically supported therapies.

Types of cancer we treat

HealthPartners cancer center in New Richmond, Wisconsin treats all cancers, including:
  • Brain cancer
  • Breast cancer
  • Colorectal cancer
  • Gynecologic cancer
  • Leukemia
  • Lung cancer
  • Lymphoma
  • Prostate cancer
  • Skin cancer
  • Spinal cancer
  • Urinary cancer

How we'll support you from cancer diagnosis through recovery

Cancer is a disease that impacts you both physically and mentally. Our team of oncologists, genetic counselors, surgeons, nurses and more will support you in mind and body every step of the way.

Second opinions for cancer diagnosis

If you’ve been told you have cancer, it’s completely understandable if you want to get a second opinion about your diagnosis and treatment options.

Getting a second opinion on a cancer diagnosis can provide reassurance about the difficult decisions you’ll need to make. It may not mean that you think your diagnosis is wrong or that you don’t agree with a doctor’s recommendation. Instead, it’s a way to confirm what you’ve heard and make sure you have the most information about your options. That way you can be confident when choosing your oncologist and treatment plan, no matter where you decide to receive care.

A cancer patient shakes hands with their oncologist after receiving radiation therapy.

Cancer treatment and infusion therapies

Your personalized care plan will be based on the type and stage of the cancer and personal factors such as your preferences. Your care plan may include one or more of the following:

  • Radiation therapy: This treatment uses beams of intense energy to kill or slow the growth of cancer cells.
  • Chemotherapy: Chemo uses drugs to kill cancerous cells throughout your body and to shrink tumors.
  • Targeted therapy: This treatment uses medicines that directly target cancer cells, so there’s less damage to healthy cells.
  • Immunotherapy (biotherapy): With this type of therapy, medicines are used to boost your body’s natural immune response to cancer.
  • Hormone therapy: If you have breast or prostate cancer, your doctor may block certain hormones to slow cancer growth or make it less likely that it comes back.
  • Surgery: Depending on the type of cancer and how advanced it is, a surgeon may remove a part or all of the tumor.

Cancer research in Wisconsin

The treatments for cancer continue to get better and better. But these new and improved therapies only happen because people participate in cancer research studies.

The experts who provide HealthPartners Cancer Center at Westfields Hospital & Clinic are involved in the latest research focused on improving the diagnosis and treatment of cancer, as well as managing treatment side effects.

If you’d like to know more about participating in cancer research, we’ll share information about our active cancer clinical trials that may be options for you.

Support services

The team at the HealthPartners cancer center in Wisconsin will help you manage the challenges that can come along with illness, such as stress, anxiety, depression, sleeping problems and eating difficulties. Support services for patients and families include:
  • Cancer rehabilitation
  • Classes and support groups
  • Genetic counseling
  • Massage therapy
  • Medication management
  • Music therapy
  • Nutrition services
  • Patient education
  • Psychological support
  • Social workers

What you can expect from our cancer care team

We know it can be stressful to receive a cancer diagnosis. Chances are you’ll want to get treatment started right away. So we’ll make your first appointment as soon as possible – usually within a week.

During your first appointment, you’ll meet an oncologist or a certified oncology nurse. These cancer specialists will be able to address questions and worries you have about your diagnosis.

They’ll also discuss the benefits and potential downsides of different treatment options. And then they’ll coordinate with other doctors and specialists to create the best care plan for you, based on your preferences and care needs.

Throughout your care journey, you’ll be supported by a team of knowledgeable and compassionate experts. We’ll be with you every step of the way, ensuring that you’re always receiving the best possible cancer care.

Getting to HealthPartners Cancer Center at Westfields Hospital & Clinic

The Westfields Hospital campus is conveniently located right off of Highway 64 at 501 Hospital Road on the west side of New Richmond. The cancer center is on the western part of the campus. We’ll be on your right if you're facing the hospital from Highway 64 (4th Street). Free parking is available.

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