6/9/2020 - Webinar: Supporting Children in Times of Crisis

6/9/2020- Join this live webinar discussion to explore an interdisciplinary approach to helping children during the COVID-19 pandemic.

5/21/2020 - Celebrating Oncology Nursing Month in May

5/21/2020- In recognition of Oncology Nursing Month, Lance Ortega, MBA, BSN, RN, OCN, director of nursing services, discusses the critical role of oncology nurses treating patients with cancer.

5/20/2020 - Online Panel Discussion: Health & Community After Quarantine

5/20/2020- Join Texas Oncology and Texas Oncology Foundation for an online panel discussion exploring life after quarantine.

5/20/2020 - Thank You to Our Communities

5/20/2020- Texas Oncology thanks the many volunteers, organizations, and patients who donated hand sanitizer, masks, and face coverings to our locations across Texas.

5/19/2020 - Message from our president, Dr. Steven Paulson May 19, 2020

5/19/2020- At Texas Oncology the safety of our patients and staff remains a top priority. As public safety restrictions ease, we will continue following recommended safety protocols in our response to COVID-19.

5/18/2020 - “You Don’t Need a Cape to Be a Hero. You Just Need a Mask.”

5/18/2020- At Texas Oncology, the safety of our patients, their caregivers, and our staff is our highest priority. Kate Wallace, RN, BSN, OCN, of Texas Oncology–South Austin, Bastrop, and Austin Lakeway, shares a message on the importance of wearing masks and face coverings.

5/14/2020 - Texas Oncology–Irving Welcomes Dr. Kiran Kancharla

5/14/2020- Kiran Kancharla, M.D., medical oncologist, recently joined Texas Oncology–Irving. Get to know Dr. Kancharla as she shares why she wanted to become an oncologist and what she’s learned from her cancer patients.

5/8/2020 - Dr. Ted Klein: Approaching Surgery with Confidence Amid COVID-19

5/8/2020- Ted Klein, M.D., MPH, urologist at Texas Urology Specialists–Medical City Dallas, discusses surgical care amid the COVID-19 pandemic.

4/29/2020 - For Cancer Patients, Elective Surgeries Can’t Come Soon Enough

Media Outlet: D CEO Healthcare
4/29/2020- The shelter-in-place order that ended elective surgeries is taking a physical and mental toll on cancer patients, but with Governor Abbott’s new order, relief could be on the way. Jeffrey Lamont, M.D., FACS, Texas Oncology Surgical Specialists and Steven Paulson, M.D., president and chairman of Texas Oncology, explain that Governor Abbott’s revised order is welcome news for many cancer patients, because surgery is an essential and urgent component of their diagnosis and treatment.

4/21/2020 - Texas Cancer Patients Will Now Have Greater Access to Surgeries During the Pandemic Under Revised Re

Media Outlet: SurvivorNet
4/21/2020- Following Governor Abbott’s executive order to loosen surgery restrictions, Allison A. DiPasquale, M.D., of Texas Breast Specialists–Dallas, discussed how the changes give cancer patients access to necessary surgical therapies. According to Dr. DiPasquale, patients are excited at the opportunity to receive surgery sooner than expected, and Texas Oncology is working tirelessly with hospitals to start scheduling surgeries.