Patient and Family-Centered Care
Vanderbilt-Ingram Cancer Center helps cancer patients and caregivers make informed decisions about their cancer care.
Our current programs include the Patient and Family Resource Center, Patient Advocacy Program, Young Adults With Cancer Initiative, Patient and Family Resource Center, E-Advisory Council, Research Advocacy and Volunteering.
- For patients and caregivers: We can help you make informed decisions about cancer care through our Patient and Family Resource Center, educational and support programs, and patient advocate program.
- For those interested in cancer research: Our Vanderbilt-Ingram Cancer Center Research Advocacy Program gives cancer survivors and caregivers a voice in cancer research.
Programs We Offer
Our Patient and Family-Centered Care programs help cancer patients and caregivers make informed decisions about their cancer care.
- Cancer education programs
- Patient advocacy
Location
Patient and Family Resource Center
The Patient and Family Resource Center is a one-stop resource for anyone who has been touched by cancer. Located within The Vanderbilt Clinic (1st Floor, Henry-Joyce Clinic), our trained staff offers one-on-one help, free brochures, pamphlets and access to online information. We also help patients and families access local and national resources including lodging assistance, financial or legal help, support services and social workers.
For more information, call (615) 322-9799.