Tufts Medicine Cancer Center – Stoneham

Cancer care close to home in Stoneham

Tufts Medicine Cancer Center in Stoneham offers coordinated cancer care for people in the north suburban communities. Our physicians and nurses provide medical oncology, radiation therapy and supportive services, including dietitian guidance, counseling and survivorship planning. Our Stoneham location is designed to provide many of the same services available at our Boston cancer center while minimizing travel for residents of Melrose, Wakefield, Reading and nearby towns.

Our doctors in Stoneham work together as one team, connecting your medical oncology, radiation and supportive services. This coordinated approach means your plan is streamlined and focused on you. While you get the convenience of local care, your team also has seamless access to advanced specialists if needed, ensuring your healthcare is complete and connected.
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41 Montvale Avenue
5th floor
Stoneham, MA 02180
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Where is the Tufts Medicine Cancer Center in Stoneham located?

The Tufts Medicine Cancer Center – Stoneham is located at 41 Montvale Avenue in Stoneham, MA. Our services are offered on the 3rd floor for infusion and lab services and on the 5th floor for doctor appointments and physician offices.
What services are offered at this location?

Our Stoneham location provides coordinated cancer care including medical oncology, radiation therapy and supportive services such as nutritional counseling and survivorship planning. Many of the same treatments available in Boston are also offered here for added convenience.
Is parking available?

Yes. On-site parking is available for visitors.
Is the center handicap accessible?

Yes. The building and care areas are fully accessible.
Do I need a referral for treatment?

A referral may be required for certain services based on your insurance. Our scheduling team can help confirm what you need before your first visit.
What should I bring to my first appointment?

Please bring a photo ID, insurance card, a list of your current medications and any recent test results or imaging related to your diagnosis.
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