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Gynecologic Oncology Clinic
- How our specialized doctors benefit you
- We want to answer your questions
- Q: What’s different about the Gynecologic Oncology Clinic and why should you go there?
- Q: Who should come to the Gynecologic Oncology Clinic?
- Q: How can you get an appointment?
- Q: How will the Gynecologic Oncology Clinic help you?
- Q: How soon will you know the results of these tests?
- Q: Which specialists will you see?
- Q: Will you be able to decide which treatment you will have?
Our team of national leaders in gynecologic cancer research and care works together to offer patients the highest quality diagnosis and treatment.
At the Gynecologic Oncology Clinic, you can see these specialists in one place at one time. Our doctors are able to make the best decisions and give you the most comprehensive advice and information.
We treat patients at VCU Medical Center’s Nelson Clinic, Dalton Oncology Clinic and at the Stony Point Women’s Health Center.
To make an appointment, call (804) 828-5116.
How our specialized doctors benefit you
At Massey’s Gynecologic Oncology Clinic, you will find board-certified gynecologic oncologists who are uniquely trained to diagnose cancers, perform surgery, administer radiation and provide follow-up treatment. With these highly qualified individuals, your care is closely managed.
Services include:
- Multi-specialty consultation in one place at one time.
- Rapid diagnosis and evaluation.
- State-of-the-art treatment options, including surgery, chemotherapy and radiation therapy.
- Follow-up care after initial treatment.
- Opportunity to enroll in clinical trials of new and promising treatments.
- Application of other advanced technologies that are only available at major academic medical centers like the VCU Medical Center.
- Patient Resource Library and nurse coordinator — patients and families learn about tumors and their treatment.
- The skills of rehabilitation medicine specialists, physical and occupational therapists and home health caregivers.
We want to answer your questions
The Gynecologic Oncology Clinic team believes in patient involvement. We encourage you to ask any and all questions you may have. Here are some we hear most frequently.
Q: What’s different about the Gynecologic Oncology Clinic and why should you go there?
A: The Gynecologic Oncology Clinic is the only comprehensive diagnostic and treatment center for gynecologic cancers in the Richmond area. It is staffed by leading specialists who also conduct research that leads to improved treatments. You can see these specialists in one place at one time, eliminating visits to several doctors’ offices and long delays in decisions about your care. By working together and pooling their expertise, these doctors can make the best decisions and give you the most comprehensive advice and information.
Q: Who should come to the Gynecologic Oncology Clinic?
A: Any patient may come for any reason — for regular check-ups, second opinions or of concern that she may be of high risk. Complete consultation and referral services are available for physicians and patients. Since we are on the leading edge in diagnosis and treatment, you will know that you have explored the best available options — wherever you may decide to go for treatment.
Q: How can you get an appointment?
A: For additional information, to schedule an appointment, or if you have questions or would like to discuss your situation with the patient coordinator, you may call the center at (804) 828-5116.
Q: How will the Gynecologic Oncology Clinic help you?
A: The doctors and nurses will examine you, evaluate the results of any previous tests you may have had and, if needed, recommend and expedite further diagnostic evaluations using the latest techniques.
Q: How soon will you know the results of these tests?
A: In many cases, results are available during your visit. If not, a physician or nurse will call you as soon as results are available and explain their meaning to you.
Q: Which specialists will you see?
A: You may see a gynecologic oncologist who is trained to diagnose, treat, perform surgery and provide follow-up care — including radiation — for gynecologic cancers.
Q: Will you be able to decide which treatment you will have?
A: Absolutely. If a treatment plan is necessary, all steps and options will be clearly explained to you. The doctors and nurses at the center will make sure you have all the information you need and help you make an informed decision.
