Network Members

SCCA's Clinical Care Network provides community-based physicians throughout the Pacific Northwest with access to the latest cancer diagnostic and treatment information.
Network member physicians throughout the region have access to: 

• The latest clinical research protocols 
• Current cancer care treatment guidelines 
• Rapid second-opinion service 
• Support in the development and use of research-based treatments at community sites 
• Continuing medical education and training for community physicians 
• Current publications and research overviews of Phase I, II, and III clinical trials.

Through this collaborative effort with providers in the community, SCCA physicians hope to speed the flow of scientific information among researchers, clinicians, and patients. These relationships will accelerate the research process and, ultimately, the development of more effective treatments to enhance the standard of cancer care available to patients with cancer.

Network Members:

	Capital Medical Center When you have cancer, choosing the right place to go for treatment can be a difficult decision. If you live in Thurston county and the surrounding area, you may prefer to stay in your community and receive cancer treatment at a hospital you know and trust. At the same time, you probably want access to the latest treatment options, including those only available in clinical studies or at a comprehensive cancer center. Now you can have both. Learn more >> Link to Capital Medical Center
	Cascade Cancer Center Cascade Cancer Center has been proud to offer the highest quality cancer care to the Eastside community since 1996. Cascade focuses on specialty care in medical oncology and hematology, and also offers routine infusion services. Learn more >> Link to Cascade Cancer Center
	Clinic Cancer Care For more than 88 years, the Great Falls Clinic has provided comprehensive, state-of-the-art medical care in North Central Montana, and have served as the regions leader in the delivery and advancement of state-of-the-art cancer care. Learn more >> Link to Clinic Cancer Care
	MultiCare Regional Cancer Center MultiCare Regional Cancer Center gives you the best of both worlds—care in your own community by skilled and dedicated oncologists, nurses, and staff, plus access to the resources of Seattle Cancer Care Alliance and its parent organizations. With five convenient locations, you never have to leave your community to get leading-edge treatment. Learn more >> Link to MultiCare Regional Cancer Center
	Olympic Medical Center Olympic Medical Center has been offering big-city medicine and hometown care to the residents of the north Olympic Peninsula since 1951. It is one of the top rural medical facilities in the country. Learn more >> Link to Olympic Medical Center
	Providence Alaska Medical Center Providence Alaska Medical Center’s Cancer Center is a 45,000-square-foot, state-of-the-art facility where patients can receive genetic counseling, appearance support, and healing arts as they go through cancer treatment. Located in Anchorage, the physical address for the medical center is 3200 Providence Dr., Anchorage, AK 99508 Learn more >> Link to Providence Alaska Medical Center
	Skagit Valley Hospital Skagit Valley Hospital in Mount Vernon is a regional community hospital that serves Skagit County, north Snohomish County, and surrounding areas. Cancer care is one of the hospital’s key services, along with surgery, orthopedic services, heart care, and the Family Birth Center. The hospital also has clinics in Stanwood and on Camano Island. Learn more >> Link to Skagit Valley Hospital
	Wenatchee Valley Medical Center Wenatchee Valley Medical Center, established in 1940, is the second largest multi-specialty clinic in the Pacific Northwest. Physicians at WVMC provide primary care to area residents and also draw patients from throughout the region for specialty care. Learn more >> Link to Wenatchee Valley Medical Center