Tufts Medicine Cancer Center – Framingham

Personalized cancer care in Framingham

Tufts Medicine Cancer Center in Framingham offers expert cancer care to individuals throughout Framingham and the surrounding communities. The center provides a full range of services, including chemotherapy and infusion therapy, lab testing, radiation oncology, hematology and supportive therapies tailored to each person’s needs.

Visitors also benefit from rotating specialists from Tufts Medical Center who provide care in breast surgery, gynecologic oncology, plastic surgery and palliative care. With coordinated services across medical offices on the first floor and radiation and specialty clinics in the basement, the Framingham location ensures convenient access to the treatments and specialists needed.

  • 1st floor for infusion, lab and medical offices
  • Basement level for radiation and specialty clinic services
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99 Lincoln Street
Framingham, MA 01702
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Where is the Tufts Medicine Cancer Center in Framingham located?

The Tufts Medicine Cancer Center is located at 99 Lincoln Street, Framingham, MA. Visitors can enter through the main entrance at the front of the building.
What services are offered at this location?

Services include chemotherapy, infusion therapy, radiation oncology, lab testing, hematology and supportive therapies. Specialty care is available from rotating Tufts Medical Center specialists in breast surgery, gynecologic oncology, plastic surgery and palliative care.
How are the services organized by floor?

The first floor has infusion services, labs and medical offices. Radiation oncology and specialty clinic services are located in the basement level.
Is parking available for visitors?

Yes. Free parking is available near the main entrance for easy access to all treatment areas.
Do I need a referral to schedule treatment?

Yes. You need a referral from your doctor before you can schedule cancer treatment. Contact our scheduling team for guidance.
Are support services available for individuals and their families?

Yes. The center offers counseling, educational programs and support services to assist individuals and their families throughout treatment.
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