The nearly 10,000 square foot FCS Lake Nona Cancer Center provides a broad range of services for patients, including medical oncology, in-house laboratory and specialty oral oncology pharmacy and diagnostic imaging.
Cancer patients receiving infusions at the Venice Island will be much more comfortable during their treatments, thanks to the recent donation of a blanket warmer machine gifted by Bobbi Norris, the wife of late philanthropist Dave Norris, and their Make A Difference Today Foundation.
In this newly created senior leadership role, Robey directs all marketing and communications strategies and activities to strengthen the FCS brand and support the company’s long-term growth initiatives.
The study found that 1.05% of participants had developed antibodies against COVID-19 as the result of previous infection, concluding that patients are at low risk for acquiring the coronavirus while receiving care from community oncology providers.
FCS performed strongly in all areas of the survey. Rankings were highest for providers and communication with patients — both of which well exceeded statewide and national averages.
It will provide expanded treatment space for patients, with 18 exam rooms, 50 infusion chairs and on-site imaging, laboratory, pharmacy and care management services. Scheduled to open in November 2021, the 20,250-square-foot building will replace the two existing FCS clinic locations in Manatee County.
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