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What to expect
Genetic counseling
If you have a personal or family history of cancer, you may benefit from our certified genetic counseling services. We work closely with you help clarify your level of risk for cancer.
Diagnosis
We will work with you and your loved ones to create a clear picture of your current condition, what it means, and how to decide on a treatment plan that’s right for you.
Treatment
Treatment for cancer can be a complex process. It’s important that you take time to learn about your options and understand what’s right for you.
After treatment
You’re done with treatment. Now what? You’ve worked hard to get to this point, so it is very important to continue to take good care of yourself.
Whole person care
Whole person care services provide an opportunity to talk about your overall well-being and how to navigate through cancer.
Comprehensive, expert care: our commitment to you
Dr. Badrinath Konety discusses his role at AHCI and the Institute’s commitment to world-class cancer care.
Drs. Justin Harder and Patsa Sullivan talk about our compassionate approach to cancer care and comprehensive medical and radiation oncology services.
Dr. Asma Siddiqi explains how integrative medicine supports the whole person during cancer care.
Support every step of the way
A cancer diagnosis affects every aspect of your life. At the Allina Health Cancer Institute, we offer a broad range of supports.
Explore the many support services available to you.
Our nurse navigation program leads the way nationally and is a service provided for every patient. Learn more about our oncology nurse navigators—registered nurses with experience in oncology—here to help you every step of the way.
Our patient financial navigation services are designed to help ease the burden of cancer treatment costs and minimize the financial barriers to cancer care to improve patient outcomes and quality of life.
Your care journey is as unique as you are. That’s why the Allina Health Cancer Institute provides cutting-edge treatments that match your needs.
Learn more about the types of cancer we treat and the services we offer.
Allina Health Cancer Institute knows that tomorrow’s treatments are only possible through today’s work. Our team is always researching new and more effective ways to screen for and treat all types of cancer. From the latest cancer screening methods to emerging precision-medicine technology and advanced clinical trials, you can count on us to apply the best and latest knowledge to your cancer care.
Cancer care close to home
At the Allina Health Cancer Institute, expert and innovative cancer care is always close at hand. Treatment and support are available at hospitals, clinics and treatment centers across the Twin Cities as well as regional locations in Minnesota and western Wisconsin.
You can expect expert care, personal attention and ongoing support no matter which location you visit.
Cancer institute news and accolades
Allina Health Cancer Institute explores AI’s use in cancer diagnosis
Allina Health Cancer Institute is partnering with St. Paul-based Astrin Biosciences on groundbreaking research that uses artificial intelligence and a blood sample to detect cancer earlier—and treat it more effectively.
Allina Health hospitals ranked by U.S. News & World Report for cancer care
In its 2023-2024 best hospitals rankings, U.S. News & World Report rated three Allina Health hospitals—Abbott Northwestern, Mercy and United hospitals—as high performing in categories that include colon cancer surgery, leukemia, lymphoma and myeloma, lung cancer surgery and prostate cancer surgery, among many others.
Abbott Northwestern Hospital is first in Twin Cities to perform groundbreaking lung cancer procedure
Using robot-assisted technology, a team at Allina Health Abbott Northwestern Hospital successfully completed an innovative procedure that allows it to diagnose and immediately begin treatment for patients suspected of having early-stage lung cancer. The procedure also reduces the number of times the patient has to go under anesthesia.
Breast cancer survivors transform into Dragon Divas
The Dragon Divas, a group of about 80 breast cancer survivors who race dragon boats, are united by their desire to control their health and a need for community. Many joined after receiving care at Allina Health.