The Comprehensive Lymphoma Center at Rush University Medical Center in Chicago is a multidisciplinary program of physicians and other specialists who work collaboratively to provide patients with accurate diagnosis, comprehensive treatment and follow-up care for the following cancers:
The following services are offered by the Comprehensive Lymphoma Center at Rush:
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Comprehensive, multidisciplinary treatment for all lymphomas
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Second opinion services
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Complementary, integrative cancer medicine
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Supportive services
The Comprehensive Lymphoma Center is led by Stephanie A. Gregory, MD, the Elodia Kehm Professor of Medicine and a Professor in the Department of Internal Medicine. Dr. Gregory is nationally recognized hematologist whose has years of expertise in treating lymphoma patients. The Comprehensive Lymphoma Center clinical team is comprised of hematologists, dermatologists, radiation oncologists, nuclear medicine physicians and hematopathologists.
The Center also works closely with two additional programs at Rush for comprehensive care of lymphoma patients:
To find a physician for Lymphoma, Leukemia and Multiple Myeloma see the full list of physician members, see the Clinical Team page.
Clinical Trials for Lymphomas
As part of an academic medical center, patients of the Comprehensive Lymphoma Center also have access to the latest treatments and research studies. For more information about currently recruiting clinical trials, see Lymphoma Clinical Trials.
