For more than three decades, Augusta Oncology has served as the leading private medical oncology practice in Augusta and its surrounding areas. Physicians and staff diagnose cancer and manage chemotherapy, radiation therapy and other medical treatments for all types of cancers in adults, including breast cancer, lung cancer, leukemia and lymphoma, gynecologic cancers and others.

Owned and operated by physicians, Augusta Oncology offers a different type of care management for cancer patients. Patients can expect to be seen within a week after referral—and often as soon as the same day. Patients are then partnered with a nurse-physician team, which includes a medical oncologist and two oncology-certified registered nurses. For continuity of care, patients see the same physician and nurses throughout their treatment and follow-up visits. Their nurses are also the main point of contact anytime a patient has a question.

Augusta Oncology also has a nurse navigator who is available to help manage care for high-risk patients who may have issues with transportation, lack of support or other concerns.

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  Augusta Oncology
  3696 Wheeler Road
Augusta, GA 30909
  706-736-1830
  706-736-4521

  1303 D’Antignac St., 
Suite 1000
Augusta, GA 30901
  706-821-2944
  706-821-2966

www.augonc.com

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Our specialized services also include:

  • Infusion and chemotherapy services, such as intravenous medications and injections
  • Diagnostic imaging on site, such as CT scans and X-rays, with ARRT-certified technologists (American Registry of Radiologic Technologists)
  • Laboratory services on site for rapid test results
  • In-house dispensary for prescriptions
  • Two convenient locations, both with easy access to parking and covered patient drop-off areas

Augusta Oncology has a long history of making clinical trials available to its patients. With a catchment area that spans surrounding counties up to three hours away, the community practice is opening trials at its two locations as part of Georgia CaRES.