Norton Healthcare Brain Tumor Center
Norton Cancer Institute – Brownsboro
Second Floor
4955 Norton Healthcare Blvd.
Louisville, KY 40241
(502) 629-4440
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About the Brain Tumor Center
The Brain Tumor Center is located on the second floor of Norton Cancer Institute – Brownsboro, a state-of-the-art care facility that opened in 2018. Features that set Norton Cancer Institute – Brownsboro apart include:
- Streamlined registration and preregistration through the use of electronic registration and self-check-in kiosks.
- Curved main corridors and strategic use of colors, textures and materials to facilitate wayfinding.
- The combined use of natural daylight and 100% LED lighting to support a more natural, less clinical feel.
- White noise and music in key locations, along with special ceiling tiles and recycled denim insulation to dampen noise and enhance acoustics.
- Improved efficiency through the use of collaborative care “team rooms” and infusion rooms designed as pods around centrally located nursing stations.
- Amenities such as personal technology charging stations, central nourishment stations, wireless internet access, a meditation room, healing garden and bistro.
Norton Cancer Institute – Brownsboro was made possible by generous donors to the Norton Healthcare Foundation.
Brain Tumor Care That’s Focused on You
The Brain Tumor Center, a collaboration of Norton Neuroscience Institute and Norton Cancer Institute, features:
- A patient navigator dedicated to brain tumor patients and their families acts as a patient advocate through diagnosis, treatment and beyond.
- Our multidisciplinary approach ensures your case benefits from the viewpoints of specialists from a broad array of expertise, experience and training.
- The various specialists who treat your brain tumor are in the same location, allowing you to schedule multiple appointments for the same day, in the same location.
- Counselors provide compassionate, friendly guidance to patients whose finances have been upended by their diagnosis.
- From robotics to the latest in immunology and clinical trials, sophisticated treatments offer our patients the benefits of precisely reducing or eliminating brain tumors while protecting healthy brain tissue.
- Communicate with your provider, manage appointments, refill prescriptions and more anytime from a computer or mobile device with a free MyNortonChart account.
Brain Tumor Center – 6350
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A seizure in late May, followed by another in early June led Ben Smith to the emergency department at Norton Women’s & Children’s Hospital. Visitor restrictions were in place due to the coronavirus pandemic, but […]
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World-class training and the joy of bonding with patients
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Emily Carr knew what the issue was — she just had to keep pushing
When Emily Carr began experiencing a baffling array of symptoms — pain when she stood up, dizziness when she leaned over, severe migraines and memory loss — she thought it could be a brain tumor. […]
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Brain tumor treatment gives Southern Indiana man new perspective on caring and compassion
(The caring team from Norton Brownsboro Hospital, from left to right: Catherine Tomes, RN, Autumn Chapman, RN, Regina Green, RN, Amanda Kroeger, PCA, Jessica Lesousky, RN, Aster Mehari, RN.) A conversation with 66-year-old Bobby Rogers […]
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Brain cancer doesn’t stop for the pandemic; it didn’t stop for Ben Smith
A seizure in late May, followed by another in early June led Ben Smith to the emergency department at Norton Women’s & Children’s Hospital. Visitor restrictions were in place due to the coronavirus pandemic, but […]
Read Full Story
World-class training and the joy of bonding with patients
Neuro-oncologist Kaylyn Sinicrope, M.D., always wanted to a doctor, a profession that combines two things she loves to do. “I’ve always had an interest in fixing problems and helping people,” said Dr. Sinicrope, who’s now […]
Read Full Story
Emily Carr knew what the issue was — she just had to keep pushing
When Emily Carr began experiencing a baffling array of symptoms — pain when she stood up, dizziness when she leaned over, severe migraines and memory loss — she thought it could be a brain tumor. […]
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New immunotherapy vaccine for glioblastoma tested at Norton Cancer Institute
Renato V. LaRocca, M.D., values the opportunity to be at the forefront of brain cancer research. As a neuro-oncologist and cancer medicine specialist with Norton Cancer Institute, Dr. LaRocca has treated many cases of glioblastoma. […]
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Brain tumor treatment gives Southern Indiana man new perspective on caring and compassion
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