Lindenberg Cancer & Hematology Center

08/27/2026

As fall training and race season pick up, we wanted to share something many runners don't think to check: their iron levels.

Iron deficiency is one of the most common blood conditions we see in endurance athletes. It can leave you feeling unusually tired, slower to recover, or like your legs just won't cooperate, even when your training is going well. Studies on marathon and half-marathon runners have found this is especially common among women, though men can be affected too.

The reassuring part is that a simple blood test checking hemoglobin and ferritin can identify low iron stores early, and treatment is usually straightforward once it's caught.

If you or someone you love is training for a fall race and dealing with unexplained fatigue, our hematology team is happy to help. Call us at 856-890-7200 to schedule a consultation.

08/24/2026

Meet the team who's with you every step of the way.

Our nurses are the heartbeat of your care here at Lindenberg Cancer & Hematology Center — checking in, answering questions, and making sure you feel supported at every visit. They're not just administering treatment, they're the familiar faces who remember your favorite blanket, your kids' names, and exactly how you take your coffee.

That's what it means to have a team on your side. 💛

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08/20/2026

Searching for chemotherapy near me helps patients and their families learn how treatment works and why oncologists choose certain medications.

After a cancer diagnosis, it is important to find the right care for your needs. Searching for chemotherapy near me helps patients and their families learn how treatment works and why oncologists choose certain medications. The following guide explores the different types of chemotherapy and what to...

08/17/2026

When someone you love is going through cancer treatment, it's natural to want to help — but it's not always obvious how. This month, we're sharing a few practical, real-world ways to show up for the people in your life who need it most.

It's not about grand gestures. It's about specific offers, ordinary moments, and following their lead. And if you're the one caregiving day in and day out — don't forget to let people take care of you, too.

Want more guidance on supporting a loved one through treatment? Call us at 856-890-7200 or visit lindenbergcancer.com. We're here for the whole family, not just the patient. 🤍

08/14/2026

By understanding common dos and don’ts, you can help make each trip to the cancer treatment center smoother and more effective.

Visiting a cancer treatment center can be overwhelming, even when the oncology team provides high-quality care. Loved ones want to help make visits easier. However, it is important to support the patient in a way that respects their comfort, independence, and peace of mind. By understanding common d...

08/12/2026

Did you know a hematologist can be part of your pregnancy care team? 🤰

Conditions like anemia, blood clotting disorders, or low platelets sometimes need a specialist's evaluation to help keep both mom and baby healthy.

If your OB/GYN has recommended a hematology consult, our team is here to help — working closely with your obstetrician every step of the way.

📞 Call us: 856-890-7200

08/10/2026

Employee Spotlight: Meet Purna Patel, Medical Assistant! 🌟

Purna's path to healthcare began through volunteer work serving underserved communities in soup kitchens, shelters, and tutoring programs — experiences that sparked a lifelong passion for helping others. At Lindenberg Cancer & Hematology Center, she loves getting to know each patient as an individual, not just a diagnosis, and drawing inspiration from the resilience they show every day.

Her advice to patients and families facing a difficult diagnosis? "You don't have to carry the weight of everything on your own. Lean on the people around you — your family, friends, and your healthcare team."

When she's not at the office, you'll find Purna trying new restaurants, painting, doing yoga, or relaxing by the pool. She's even a self-taught seamstress with a knack for graphic design!

We're so grateful to have Purna as part of our team. 💛

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08/06/2026

Did you know a hematologist treats much more than cancer?

Anemia. Clotting and bleeding disorders. Blood cancers. All of these fall under hematology, and understanding the difference can ease a lot of worry if you or a loved one has been referred to one of us.

Take a look through our latest post to learn more about what hematologists actually do.

Have questions? Our team at Lindenberg Cancer & Hematology Center is always happy to help.

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08/04/2026

If you have been suspected of or recently diagnosed with leukemia, contact our office to begin receiving personalized treatment.

If you have been suspected of or recently diagnosed with leukemia, contact our office to begin receiving personalized treatment.

08/01/2026

🌍World Lung Cancer Day ~ August 1 💙

Today, we join communities around the world in raising awareness for lung cancer and honoring everyone whose life has been touched by this disease.

While smoking remains the leading risk factor, lung cancer can also affect people who have never smoked. Knowing your risk, paying attention to changes in your health, and talking with your healthcare provider if something doesn't seem right can make a meaningful difference. Early detection can lead to more treatment options and better outcomes.

Today, we remember those we've lost, stand beside those currently facing lung cancer, celebrate survivors, and recognize the families, friends, and caregivers whose love and support make a difference every day.

At Lindenberg Cancer & Hematology Center, we believe no one should face cancer alone. We are honored to walk alongside our patients and their loved ones, providing compassionate, personalized care every step of the way.
Together, we can raise awareness, show compassion, and remind those facing lung cancer that they are never alone. 💙