Anova Cancer Care

10/21/2026

Looking for specialized cancer care in the Denver area?

Anova Cancer Care is in-network with Kaiser Permanente, giving eligible Kaiser members access to specialized cancer care and CyberKnife® treatment options close to home.

If you or a loved one is exploring treatment options, knowing your in-network choices can help make the process a little easier. Learn more here:

Anova Cancer Care now accepts Kaiser Permanente patients, expanding access to advanced CyberKnife cancer treatment with expert, compassionate care.

10/14/2026

CyberKnife is a non-invasive, highly targeted radiation treatment used to treat certain cancerous and noncancerous tumors. Depending on the individual case, it may be an option for tumors in the brain, spine, lung, prostate, liver, kidney and pancreas.

Wondering if CyberKnife may be right for you? Our oncology team can help you understand your options.

Have more questions? Check out our other FAQs: https://www.denverurology.com/anova-cancer-care/cyberknife-faq/

10/07/2026

A prostate cancer diagnosis can bring a lot of questions—not just for you, but for the people who care about you. A second opinion can give you another perspective on your diagnosis and help you feel more informed as you consider your treatment options.

Through our partnership with Urology Associates, Anova Cancer Care connects patients with specialists who can review their results and help them better understand what comes next. Learn more or request a second opinion here: https://www.denverurology.com/anova-cancer-care/a-second-opinion-for-prostate-cancer/

09/30/2026

This Prostate Cancer Awareness Month, remind the men you care about to make their prostate health a priority. Whether it’s your dad, brother, husband, partner, friend or son, encouraging them to talk with their healthcare provider about prostate cancer risk and screening could make an important difference.

Prostate cancer risk increases with age, and family history can also affect a man’s risk. A conversation about personal risk and PSA screening can help men make informed decisions about their health.

09/24/2026

For Bob, life is about making memories with the people he loves and staying active in the things he enjoys. When prostate cancer became part of his story, he wanted to understand his treatment options and how they could fit into the life he wanted to keep living.

After discussing his options with Dr. Zack Piotrowski at Urology Associates, Bob chose a Barrigel™ re**al spacer before beginning radiation therapy at Anova Cancer Care. While radiation therapy can be highly effective for treating prostate cancer, the re**um sits directly behind the prostate, which means healthy re**al tissue can also be exposed to radiation. Barrigel™ helps create a protective space between the prostate and re**um during treatment.

Learn more about Bob’s experience with Barrigel and his prostate cancer treatment journey.

Learn how a Barrigel re**al spacer may help protect healthy tissue during prostate cancer radiation through Bob’s personal treatment story.

09/24/2026

When should men talk to their doctor about PSA screening?

Urology Associates and Anova Cancer Care recommend that men ages 50–69 discuss PSA testing with their physician. Men ages 40–45 who are at higher risk for prostate cancer—including those with a family history or African American men—should consider discussing screening with a urologist even earlier.

A PSA blood test can help identify changes that may warrant further evaluation, sometimes before prostate cancer causes noticeable symptoms. Screening recommendations can vary based on your individual risk factors, so talking with your doctor is an important first step. Learn more here: https://www.denverurology.com/urology/psa-testing/

09/21/2026

Prostate cancer doesn’t always cause noticeable symptoms in its early stages, which is why talking with your doctor about screening can be important.

Our latest blog explains how PSA testing can help identify potential signs of prostate cancer, what an elevated PSA may mean, who should consider screening, and what treatment options may be available if cancer is diagnosed.

Learn more about prostate cancer screening and PSA testing here: https://www.denverurology.com/anova-care-care-blog/prostate-cancer-screening-psa-testing/

09/19/2026

Early prostate cancer usually has no symptoms at all. When symptoms do show up, they can include changes in urination, blood in the urine or semen, or ongoing pelvic discomfort.

Most of the time those symptoms come from something other than cancer, such as an enlarged prostate or an infection. That is still worth knowing. Do not wait for symptoms to think about screening, and do not ignore changes when they appear. Learn more here.

Prostate cancer treatment options are based on the size and aggressiveness of the cancer.

09/17/2026

Do you know the risk factors for prostate cancer? While any man can develop prostate cancer, certain factors can increase your risk.

-Race & Ethnicity: Prostate cancer is about 70% more common in Black men than in White men. It occurs less often in Asian American and Hispanic men.
-Family History: Having a father, brother or grandfather with prostate cancer can increase your risk. A family history of breast or ovarian cancer can also raise your risk.
-Weight: Being overweight in your 50s or later is linked to a greater chance of developing advanced prostate cancer. Maintaining a healthy weight may help lower your risk.

Knowing your risk is an important part of prostate health. Talk with your doctor about PSA screening and whether it may be right for you. https://www.denverurology.com/urology/psa-testing/

09/15/2026

A prostate cancer diagnosis can bring a lot of questions—but today, men have more treatment options than ever before.

For some men with localized prostate cancer, CyberKnife® may be an option worth discussing. This advanced radiation treatment uses image-guided technology to precisely target the prostate while minimizing radiation exposure to surrounding healthy tissue.

At Anova Cancer Care, our team specializes in advanced radiation treatments, including CyberKnife for prostate cancer. The treatment is non-invasive and may offer a shorter treatment course compared with some traditional radiation approaches. Learn more here: https://www.denverurology.com/anova-cancer-care/cyberknife-prostate-cancer-treatment/