Cancer - Oncology

Elective surgeries have resumed at all Mount Sinai Health System hospitals, doctor’s offices, and ambulatory surgery centers, which had been halted due to the COVID-19 crisis. We are working to ensure a safe environment so that patients can be confident in coming in to get the care they need.

As part of a highly recognized healthcare system in the United States, Mount Sinai Cancer offers the most advanced cancer care. Our dedicated team of cancer specialists treats rare forms of the disease and common types of cancer – breast cancer, prostate cancer, skin cancer, or lung cancer, and all other cancer conditions. Each patient diagnosed with cancer receives a personalized treatment plan. We provide the right medication, surgery, or radiation oncology as needed.

For your convenience, Mount Sinai has cancer treatment locations throughout the New York metropolitan area. Our doctors work with specialized centers and participate in programs with cancer experts.

In addition, through clinical trials, we are able to offer you new treatment options, such as immunotherapy that targets cancer cells. Mount Sinai's Tisch Cancer Institute, the National Cancer Institute (NCI)-Designated Cancer Center, our Centers of Excellence, and our Cancer Network work to ensure the best possible outcome for you.

For patient information and appointments, please call 1-844-MD-CANCER.

Our Commitment to Your Safety

During these challenging times, we want to reassure you that we are here to provide the cancer care you need. You may feel understandably worried about visiting any medical facility right now, but don’t let fear keep you from getting the services that are so important for your health.

Delays in the diagnosis of cancer and delays in cancer care can lead to the need for more extensive treatment. Please do not put your screenings or cancer care on hold.

We are committed to the safety of our patients and staff and have put stringent protocols in place to protect every single person who comes through our doors. Visit the Mount Sinai Health System safety hub to learn more about these safety protocols.