Minimally invasive surgery and pioneering bladder-saving treatments.
If you have bladder cancer, you want a team of experts by your side. Our team includes surgeons who are among the most experienced in the country for robotic surgery, pioneering bladder-saving treatment options and specializing in nerve-sparing procedures to preserve urinary and sexual function.
Everyone on our team specializes in bladder cancer. We are dedicated to getting you the care you need. That’s why all our patients can expect:
We take a comprehensive approach to bladder cancer care, offering patients prompt diagnosis, follow-up consultations, access to the latest clinical trials for new treatments and therapies, and survivorship care.
Our bladder cancer care team will create a personalized treatment plan based on your diagnosis, health needs, and concerns.
Your treatment options may include:
You may also be able to participate in clinical trials as part of your treatment plan. Clinical trials are research studies for new drugs, technology, and clinical approaches, including immunotherapy, to treat bladder cancer that are not widely available elsewhere.
Our team will be there for you throughout your treatment for medical and personal needs that may arise along the way. In addition to support from your nurse navigator, we offer a range of support services to help you during treatment, as well as a survivorship clinic to manage your post-treatment care.
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