Make Florida Your Home
Make Florida Your Home
Central Florida
FCS operates six sites throughout Orange County. The Orlando downtown and Winter Park offices are situated in medical buildings; our Oviedo office is free-standing. The Altamonte and Orlando Orange office suites are located on hospital campuses. The Lake Nona Medical City contains several centers for biomedical research and medical education, including the University of Central Florida.
Home to more than a dozen theme parks, including Walt Disney World, Orlando is one of the country’s most popular travel destinations with more than 70 million visitors annually. It is also the third fastest growing city in the U.S.
Nicknamed ‘The City Beautiful,’ sunny Orlando is known for hot, humid summers and mild winters. Residents enjoy a mix of urban and suburban amenities, and public transit options make it easy to get around without a car. With more than 100 lakes and 100 parks, family friendly activities are plentiful. In addition to the Orlando Magic professional basketball team, sports of all kinds are popular. The University of Central Florida is located here, and the public school system is highly rated.
Located just six miles south of downtown, the Orlando International Airport is a major gateway, with more than 850 daily flights on 44 airlines serving 135 domestic and international destinations.
Lake Nona is a 17-square-mile planned community within the city limits of Orlando. Named for a large lake at the community’s north end, it’s known for its sparse suburban feel and easy accessibility to Downtown Orlando (15 miles), the Orlando International Airport (6 miles), as well as glorious Florida beaches along the Atlantic Ocean or the Gulf of Mexico less than an hour away.
Citrus County
FCS operates three offices in Citrus County, located in Crystal River, Inverness, and Lecanto, and nestled on Florida’s Gulf Coast, located 70 miles north of Tampa and 60 miles north west of Orlando.
With its warm Gulf waters, spring fed rivers, bountiful lakes, an archaeological state park and a state forest, the area is a top choice for water and outdoor adventure lovers and eco-travelers. It’s also known as the manatee capital of the world.
Florida Gold Coast
FCS operates five locations in Palm Beach County, three of which are situated in medical office park settings in the communities of Atlantis, Palm Beach Gardens, and Wellington. Our West Palm Beach office is located in the Cancer Center adjacent to Good Samaritan Medical Center/Hospital.
Delray Beach is one of 39 cities and towns within the sprawling Palm Beach County, FL – the largest county southeast of the Mississippi River. Bordered by the Atlantic Ocean to the east and Lake Okeechobee to the west, there’s no shortage of things to do. Delray Beach is famous for its lively main street, thriving arts scene, and interesting cultural heritage.
Lee County
FCS currently operates five locations in Lee County, including the Fort Myers Cancer Center and the Cape Coral Cancer Center.
Lee County is the birthplace of Florida Cancer Specialists. Fort Myers, the county seat, is home to FCS corporate offices and regional research office, as well as Rx To Go, the FCS in-house specialty pharmacy, and our state-of-the-art pathology laboratory that serves the entire statewide practice.
Situated along the Gulf Coast in Southwest Florida, Lee County is a major tourist destination and a gateway to pristine beaches, outdoor adventures, and thriving economic and business communities. The barrier islands of Sanibel and Captiva offer some of the most beautiful beaches and natural habitats in the state; the Six Mile Cypress Slough Preserve boasts over 3,500 acres of a wetland ecosystem with a boardwalk trail and interpretive center.
Treasure Coast
FCS operates four clinics in the three counties that comprise Florida’s Treasure Coast along the Atlantic Ocean, just north of West Palm Beach. In the 18th century, several Spanish galleons carrying quantities of gold and silver were shipwrecked by hurricanes in the area. Subsequently, some of the treasure was recovered and the stories of these findings gave rise to the region’s name.
The area enjoys a moderate climate, with an average temperature of 74 degrees. Agriculture, citrus in particular, is the largest industry. A hub for water sports, with a number of marinas and boat launches, it is known as one of the best places in the U.S. for surfing, diving and snorkeling. Nature preserves are also plentiful as are some of the state’s most exclusive private golf clubs.
An easy to reach destination, Indian River County is conveniently located halfway between Miami and Jacksonville and directly across the state from Tampa, and approximately 90 minutes hour from Orlando and Palm Beach.
Our Stuart clinic in Martin County is the perfect example of how FCS brings world-class cancer care to small and rural communities. Stuart offers much in the way of coastal living, including a quaint, historic downtown and waterfront district where with unique galleries, cafes, gourmet restaurants, and shops.
North Central Florida
FCS operates five clinic locations in Florida’s North Central region, including Gainesville, the region’s largest city, and Ocala, its largest metropolitan area.
The region is notably different than other areas of Florida. The climate is mild throughout the year and freezing temperatures are common in winter. With numerous rivers, lakes, and natural springs , nature and nature parks are a major attraction. The landscape has gently rolling hills with pine forests and magnolia trees, and its many smaller towns reflect the culture of the Deep South.
Gainesville is home to the University of Florida and its stadium for the popular Florida Gators. Ocala, located in Marion County, is internationally renowned as the “Horse Capital of the World®”, and is home to more horses and ponies than any other county in the U.S. and provides. World-class equestrian events are held throughout the year. The Gainesville Regional Airport is served by several major airlines and offers direct flights to major U.S. cities.
Additionally, FCS operates four clinic locations in The Villages. This vibrant over-55 master planned retirement community is located 22 miles south of Ocala and spans 32 square miles across three counties. With 50 golf courses, three town squares and countless amenities, it sets the perfect environment for over 125,000 residents to enjoy.
Sarasota & Manatee County
One of the fastest growing communities in Florida, FCS currently operates eight clinic locations in the two counties, with plans for continued expansion. All clinics are situated in free-standing buildings, most often occupied primarily or solely by FCS.
In Sarasota, FCS established the first of its three Sarah Cannon Research Institute at FCS Drug Development Units, focusing exclusively on Phase 1 clinical trials, which are most often first in human.
Sarasota is located on Florida’s Gulf Coast just 60 miles south of Tampa. With miles of shoreline and some of the best beaches in America, outdoor activities are endless. And with vastly diverse dining, arts and cultural offerings and shopping districts, residents of Sarasota get to vacation right where they live. Lakewood Ranch, located in Manatee County, is the largest multi-generational planned community in the U.S.
Tallahassee
FCS offers comprehensive oncology and hematology care and specialized gynecologic oncology care and surgery at two locations in Tallahassee.
Tallahassee is Florida’s capital city. Its subtropical climate allows residents to enjoy a taste of all four seasons. With an urban-suburban mix and feel, Tallahassee offers great outdoor recreation with over 700 miles of biking trails, a vibrant arts and culture scene, and lots of family-friendly activities. When compared to other metropolitan areas in Florida, housing and the cost of living is lower; schools are rated above average in quality.
Tampa Bay Region
Six counties comprise the Tampa Bay region on Florida’s Central West Coast: Citrus, Hernando, Hillsborough, Manatee, Pasco and Pinellas, which encompass numerous FCS locations including Bradenton, Clearwater, Largo, New Port Richey, Pasadena, St. Petersburg, Tampa, Spring Hill and several more.
The area is famous for its Gulf Coast beaches and miles of inland waterways, which attract tourists from all over the world. The year-round weather is warm, making it easy to enjoy all forms of outdoor activities on and off the water. The area boasts many highly rated arts and cultural attractions and a robust calendar of festivals.
Tampa is Florida’s third most populous city, the state’s primary west coast port, and home to three Fortune 500 companies. It is also home to three major professional sports teams – the Buccaneers (NFL), Lighting (NHL), and Rays (MLB), as well as several college and minor-league teams.
The region offers easy access to all areas of Florida through well connected interstates, roadways, and waterways. Over 20 major airlines serve the Tampa International Airport, which offers daily domestic and international flights.