At the Hospital of Saint Raphael in New Haven, Connecticut, our nationally recognized physicians and staff offer state-of-the-art cancer treatment with the compassion that is key to healing.

Whatever the course of treatment - surgery, radiation, chemotherapy, or a combination, you can be assured you'll receive top quality care, in an environment of holistic support for the patient and family.

Our clinical staff including medical oncologists and radiation oncologists specialize in treating many forms of cancer, including:

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• Brain
• Breast
• Esophagus (Thoracic cancer) 
• Head and Neck
• Liver
• Lung
• Pancreas
• Prostate

Saint Raphael's reputation as a leader in cancer treatment dates to the 1950s when we opened the first self-contained radiation center in southern New England. Today, we treat 24,000 cancer patients each year - 90 percent as outpatients. We offer cutting-edge technology like CyberKnife^®, a revolutionary form of radiosurgery that destroys even inoperable tumors anywhere in the body with pinpoint accuracy. And we continue to pave the way for better care by participating in clinical research trials to help determine the effectiveness of new cancer-fighting drugs and treatments.

Team approach for well-rounded treatment plan

Our medical staff uses a team approach that combines the expertise of many clinical specialists to develop an individualized care plan to guide each patient from diagnosis through treatment to recovery and beyond.

The Father Michael J. McGivney Center for Cancer Care in New Haven provides a base for many outpatient treatment programs, including radiation therapy and chemotherapy, as well as for programming to support patients and their families.

Also see:  Father Michael J. McGivney Cancer Center - Hamden Campus
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