Norton Cancer Institute Locations
Norton Cancer Institute provides compassionate and supportive care for patients and their families at several convenient locations in the Greater Louisville area. Specializing in cancer prevention, treatment, ongoing care and survivorship, Norton Cancer Institute is the leading provider of comprehensive cancer care in Kentucky and Southern Indiana. Our multidisciplinary specialty centers and clinics provide patients with convenient access to expert teams specially trained in diagnosing and treating all types of cancer.
- Norton Cancer Institute – Audubon
- Norton Cancer Institute – Brownsboro
- Norton Cancer Institute – Corydon
- Norton Cancer Institute – Downtown
- Norton Cancer Institute – Jeffersonville
- Norton Cancer Institute – Scottsburg
- Norton Cancer Institute – Shelbyville
- Norton Cancer Institute – Shepherdsville
- Norton Cancer Institute – St. Matthews
- Norton Cancer Institute Women’s Cancer Center
- Pharmacy Services
- Infusion Centers
- Radiation Centers
On-site genomic testing at Norton Cancer Institute allows fast and precise treatment
Thanks to the Steven Vanover Foundation and other caring community supporters, Norton Cancer Institute now has specialized laboratory capabilities and equipment to perform on-site genomic testing. This highly specialized testing makes it possible to diagnose […]
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Cancer during pandemic, quarantine
A few months ago, when Americans began feeling the effects of the COVID-19 pandemic, state mandates required a focus on urgent and emergency care. Along with patients’ own concerns about being in a health care setting due […]
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New technology reduces side effects and allows for fewer, but stronger, prostate cancer radiation treatments
For the more than 60,000 men each year whose prostate cancer is treated with radiation therapy, the close quarters around the prostate and rectum meant that prostate radiation treatments used to be delivered more frequently […]
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Answers to questions Norton Cancer Institute patients may have about coronavirus
As a cancer patient or someone who has completed treatment, you may be at greater risk from the coronavirus that causes COVID-19. Norton Cancer Institute and all of Norton Healthcare have developed a series of […]
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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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On-site genomic testing at Norton Cancer Institute allows fast and precise treatment
Thanks to the Steven Vanover Foundation and other caring community supporters, Norton Cancer Institute now has specialized laboratory capabilities and equipment to perform on-site genomic testing. This highly specialized testing makes it possible to diagnose […]
Read Full Story
Cancer during pandemic, quarantine
A few months ago, when Americans began feeling the effects of the COVID-19 pandemic, state mandates required a focus on urgent and emergency care. Along with patients’ own concerns about being in a health care setting due […]
Read Full Story
New technology reduces side effects and allows for fewer, but stronger, prostate cancer radiation treatments
For the more than 60,000 men each year whose prostate cancer is treated with radiation therapy, the close quarters around the prostate and rectum meant that prostate radiation treatments used to be delivered more frequently […]
Read Full Story
Answers to questions Norton Cancer Institute patients may have about coronavirus
As a cancer patient or someone who has completed treatment, you may be at greater risk from the coronavirus that causes COVID-19. Norton Cancer Institute and all of Norton Healthcare have developed a series of […]
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. […]
Read Full Story
