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We are a community-based physician practice that provides patients with increased access to integrated, evidence-based cancer care and clinical research throughout central Alabama.

05/28/2026

Movement can be one of the most powerful tools during cancer recovery.

Even light activity can help boost energy, maintain strength, and reduce fatigue over time. It is not about pushing your limits; it is about supporting your body in a way that feels manageable.

Small, consistent movement can make a real difference in both physical and mental well-being throughout the healing process.

For more information, visit alabamaoncology.com

05/27/2026

Mental health is a critical and often overlooked part of the cancer journey.

The stress that comes with diagnosis, treatment, and recovery does not just affect emotions. It can impact sleep, immune function, and overall healing. Prioritizing mental well-being through support systems, therapy, or stress management techniques is not just helpful; it is essential.

Taking care of your mind is part of taking care of your body, and both matter when it comes to recovery and long-term health.

For more information, visit alabamaoncology.com

05/26/2026

To***co use remains one of the most preventable causes of cancer, yet it continues to play a major role in oncology outcomes.

World No To***co Day is May 31st. From lung and throat cancers to bladder and pancreatic cancer, the effects go far beyond just one area of the body. What makes it especially concerning is how it can also impact treatment, slowing healing, reducing the effectiveness of therapies, and increasing the risk of recurrence. The reality is that even small changes, like reducing or quitting, can make a meaningful difference in both prevention and recovery.

In oncology, awareness isn’t just education; it’s a critical part of improving long-term outcomes.

For more information, visit alabamaoncology.com

05/21/2026

Remission is often misunderstood.

It is commonly understood as the end of cancer, but in oncology, it represents a critical phase in the continuum of care. Remission refers to a reduction or disappearance of signs and symptoms of cancer, though it does not always indicate a cure. Partial remission means the disease has decreased, while complete remission indicates no detectable evidence of cancer based on current testing.

Continued monitoring and follow-up remain essential, as recurrence is still possible. A clear understanding of remission helps support informed decision-making, realistic expectations, and long-term patient care.

For more information, visit alabamaoncology.com

05/20/2026

May is Bladder Cancer Awareness Month.

This month, we highlight the importance of awareness, early detection, and timely intervention for Bladder Cancer. Hematuria (blood in the urine) is a common early sign and should be evaluated promptly.

Increasing public understanding, encouraging routine medical evaluation, and supporting ongoing research are critical steps toward improving outcomes. We also recognize and support patients, survivors, and caregivers impacted by this disease, while reinforcing the value of early diagnosis and continued care.

For more information, visit alabamaoncology.com

05/19/2026

Mental health is an important part of cancer care, yet it’s often overlooked.

It’s normal to experience a wide range of emotions during and after treatment, such as anxiety, sadness, fear, or uncertainty. These feelings are valid, and support is available.

Speaking with a counselor, joining a support group, or simply opening up to your care team can make a meaningful difference in how you cope.

Taking care of your emotional well-being isn’t separate from treatment; it’s part of it, and you don’t have to go through it alone.

For more information, visit alabamaoncology.com

05/14/2026

May is Brain Tumor Awareness Month.

This is a time to raise awareness, support patients and families, and advocate for more research and better treatments. Recognized by groups like the American Brain Tumor Association and the National Brain Tumor Society, this month highlights the impact brain tumors have on people of all ages.

Spreading awareness can help lead to earlier diagnosis, stronger support systems, and progress in saving lives.

For more information, visit alabamaoncology.com

05/13/2026

Life after cancer care can be a mix of relief, adjustment, and ongoing challenges.

Many people return to daily routines like work, school, and relationships, but they may also attend regular follow-up appointments to monitor their health. Survivors sometimes deal with long-term side effects such as fatigue, changes in physical strength, or emotional impacts like anxiety about recurrence.

At the same time, many people develop a new perspective on life, focusing more on health, relationships, and personal goals.

Support systems, healthy habits, and continued medical care all play an important role in helping individuals rebuild their lives and maintain well-being after treatment.

For more information, visit alabamaoncology.com

05/12/2026

Cancer doesn't wait, and neither can we.

Every day, cancer patients in our community struggle not only with treatment but with basic needs like food, gas, housing, and utilities.

Last year, the Alabama Oncology Foundation provided over $400,000 in direct assistance, including food and gas cards, to help patients get to treatment, keep their homes stable, and meet essential needs. The demand this year is even greater.

On September 17, 2026, we will host our third annual Happy Hour for HOPE, and we urgently need sponsors to ensure no patient is turned away.

Your support directly provides food cards, gas cards, and emergency assistance to cancer patients in crisis.
Every dollar goes to someone fighting for their life.

If you or your organization can sponsor, or if you know someone who might, please send us a DM. Your generosity truly changes lives.

Thank you for standing with cancer patients who need us now more than ever.

For more information, visit alabamaoncology.com

05/07/2026

Alabama Oncology was the presenting sponsor for the 4th Annual Amanda Pair Foundation Legacy Classic golf tournament on April 20, 2026, at Greystone Golf and Country Club.

The Alabama Oncology Grandview team played in the tournament and had a great time supporting the amazing work done by the APF.

Pictured are Drs. Benjamin Jones, Christopher Wang, John Christein, and Jimmie Harvey (retired).

For more information, visit alabamaoncology.com

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2550 Acton Road Suite 150
Birmingham, AL
35243

Opening Hours

Monday	8am - 5pm
Tuesday	8am - 5pm
Wednesday	8am - 5pm
Thursday	8am - 5pm
Friday	8am - 5pm

Telephone

+12058034330

Website

http://www.alabamaoncology.com/

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