Radiation Oncology center begins treating patients
Surrounded by Confluence Health administrators and physicians, Columbia Basin Cancer Foundation officials, cancer patients and local legislators, cancer survivor Sue Arnold, center, cuts the ribbon on Confluence’s new Radiation Oncology center in Moses Lake Saturday.
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Oncologist Michael Graham explains the procedure for using a piece of equipment during the open house and ribbon cutting for the new Confluence Radiation Oncology Center.
Dr. Andrew Jones, Confluence Health chief executive officer, said patients generally do better when they can get care in their community. Jones was among the speakers at the ribbon cutting for the new Radiation Oncology center.
Columbia Basin Cancer Foundation director Angel Ledesma said she never doubted the community would respond to the foundation’s fundraising effort.
MOSES LAKE — Sue Arnold said she had first-hand experience with the challenges of radiation treatment for cancer. So she was pleased to cut the ribbon on the new Radiation Oncology Center built by Confluence Health. The first patients will be treated there today.
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