Eastern Oregon Cancer Center at Pendleton

04/10/2026

Can't wait to see everyone tomorrow at our Grand Reopening event

03/21/2026

03/18/2026

Join the Chamber tomorrow as we celebrate the ribbon cutting for Eastern Oregon Cancer Center, who is officially reopening their doors! ✂️🎉

The center is proud to welcome Dr. Josh Garren and the return of radiation oncology services to Pendleton—bringing high-quality cancer care back to our community, close to home.

Join us in welcoming them back and supporting this incredible resource for our region!

📅March 19, 2026
⏰11:30 AM
📍Eastern Oregon Cancer Center
1713 SW 24th St, Pendleton, OR 97801

01/23/2026

🎉 It's official: EOCC is OPEN in Pendleton! Now scheduling consultations - helping patients access radiation treatments closer to home. No-cost patient housing is also still available during treatment. Please share to help spread the word across Eastern Oregon. 💛

Eastern Oregon Cancer Center (EOCC) provides advanced radiation oncology care in Pendleton, Oregon, helping patients across Eastern Oregon receive cancer treatment close to home. Learn more at PendletonCancer.com.

01/24/2025

🚨 For Sale: 2019 LOADRUNNER Interstate I Utility Trailer 🚨

Looking for a reliable utility trailer? Check this out!

👉 6’ x 10’ Enclosed Utility Trailer
👉 Excellent Condition
👉 $3,500 OBO

This trailer was lightly used—just 50 times over 5 years for short 1-mile trips transporting medical equipment. It's practically like new and ready to go to work for you!

📞 Call: 541-304-2264
📧 Email: [email protected]

Don’t miss out—contact us today!

12/25/2024

Merry Christmas!🎄

'Tis the season to count all of our blessings, including our whole Eastern Oregon Cancer Center team and our Pendleton community. We hope you have a wonderful day celebrating!

11/29/2024

Eastern Oregon Cancer Center is here to guide you through your next steps after a lung cancer diagnosis. So, what is the best course of action to live the happiest and healthiest life possible?

The truth is that your treatment plan depends on many factors including stage of cancer, overall health, and current lung function. The 2 main types of lung cancer, NSCLC and SCLC, are treated fairly differently. NSCLC commonly offers more treatment options; however, both types have been known to be treated by radiation therapy, chemotherapy, immunotherapy, surgery, or palliative. It is also possible that a few forms of treatment may be used. Your healthcare team will create this treatment plan personally for you. Get started and learn more here: https://pendletoncancer.com/lung-cancer-awareness

This , we want to ensure that no matter what your next steps are, you are supported through your journey. Many great programs and services are available to you and your loved ones. Check out the resources provided by The American Cancer Society at the link here: https://www.cancer.org/cancer/types/lung-cancer.html

11/28/2024

Eastern Oregon Cancer Center is so thankful for our patients and wonderful Pendleton community.

Wishing you a day full of happiness, hope, and love - happy Thanksgiving! 🦃

11/27/2024

⚠️ Stop scrolling! ⚠️

80% of lung cancers are attributed to smoking to***co, and while the specific risk
of smoking e-ci******es or ma*****na is still uncertain, it is a fact that the longer you smoke and the amount that you smoke makes your risk much larger.

Smoking is detrimental to your health... let's commit to quit 🚭 https://pendletoncancer.com/lung-cancer-awareness

11/25/2024

Do you know your risk for lung cancer? On the last of , we take a look at factors other than smoking.

❌ Myth: "Smoking ci******es is the only way to get lung cancer."
✅ Truth: There are numerous factors that put you at risk for lung cancer other than smoking including air pollution and exposure to gases and chemicals like asbestos or radon. Radon is the second leading cause of lung cancer and the first for non-smokers.

To see the full list of risk factors and to learn what you need to know for prevention, visit the link here: https://pendletoncancer.com/lung-cancer-awareness

11/22/2024

The negative effects of smoking go beyond just the smoker themselves. Inhaling smoke from other's to***co can cause immediate harm, even just brief exposure. Secondhand smoke heightens your risk for coronary heart disease, stroke, reproductive issues for women, and cancers including lung, head and neck, breast, and more. Secondhand smoke's harmful risk is due to the more than 7,000 chemicals that commercial to***co contains, including about 70 toxic chemicals that can cause cancer.

Completely eliminating smoking is the only way to protect people who don’t smoke from secondhand smoke. For more information on reducing your risk, follow the link here: https://pendletoncancer.com/lung-cancer-awareness