Norton Cancer Institute Services
At Norton Cancer Institute, we know how scary and stressful a diagnosis of cancer can be. But you can find peace of mind knowing that world-class care and support is always close to home in Louisville.
Our dedicated cancer care team is skilled in treating all types of adult and pediatric cancers. We offer the latest, most advanced therapies available, including access to national cancer clinical trials offering promising new options.
Through every phase of care, you’ll find a full range of cancer support services and resources for the whole family, ensuring you have everything you need to take the journey with confidence. Our Behavioral Oncology Program provides care for the emotional and mental health needs of patients and their families.
Explore our highly specialized cancer care below.
Radon is a dangerous carcinogen and a particular risk in Jefferson, Bullitt and Nelson counties
Radon is a dangerous carcinogen. The odorless, invisible gas is the No. 1 cause of lung cancer among nonsmokers and the No. 2 cause of lung cancer deaths. The radioactive gas seeps out of the […]
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Nurse is advocate for her patients diagnosed with cancer
Deborah Pirtle, R.N., oncology patient navigator with Norton Cancer Institute, firmly believes that one day there will be a cure for cancer. Until then, she is dedicated to advocating for her patients. “Every person has […]
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Women’s cancer facilities and specialized urgent care part of renovation
Renovations underway at Norton Cancer Institute – Downtown and nearby facilities will expand and relocate many cancer subspecialties. Completion is planned for February 2020, with two downtown campus locations getting a makeover. Norton Cancer Institute […]
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Churchill Downs named Philanthropist of the Year – Organization
In 2017, Churchill Downs named the Norton Healthcare Foundation its charitable beneficiary of the Kentucky Oaks. Over the past year, Churchill Downs raised more than $75,000 to benefit breast health at Norton Cancer Institute, specifically […]
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Can coloring or straightening hair increase breast cancer risk?
The link between chemicals and cancer is often in question. The latest is a study that found a higher risk of developing breast cancer among women who used permanent hair dye or hair straighteners. This […]
Read Full Story
Radon is a dangerous carcinogen and a particular risk in Jefferson, Bullitt and Nelson counties
Radon is a dangerous carcinogen. The odorless, invisible gas is the No. 1 cause of lung cancer among nonsmokers and the No. 2 cause of lung cancer deaths. The radioactive gas seeps out of the […]
Read Full Story
Nurse is advocate for her patients diagnosed with cancer
Deborah Pirtle, R.N., oncology patient navigator with Norton Cancer Institute, firmly believes that one day there will be a cure for cancer. Until then, she is dedicated to advocating for her patients. “Every person has […]
Read Full Story
Women’s cancer facilities and specialized urgent care part of renovation
Renovations underway at Norton Cancer Institute – Downtown and nearby facilities will expand and relocate many cancer subspecialties. Completion is planned for February 2020, with two downtown campus locations getting a makeover. Norton Cancer Institute […]
Read Full Story
Churchill Downs named Philanthropist of the Year – Organization
In 2017, Churchill Downs named the Norton Healthcare Foundation its charitable beneficiary of the Kentucky Oaks. Over the past year, Churchill Downs raised more than $75,000 to benefit breast health at Norton Cancer Institute, specifically […]
Read Full Story
Can coloring or straightening hair increase breast cancer risk?
The link between chemicals and cancer is often in question. The latest is a study that found a higher risk of developing breast cancer among women who used permanent hair dye or hair straighteners. This […]
Read Full Story
