Cardinal Bernardin Cancer Center

Bone cancer is classified as either primary (starts in the bone) or secondary (spreads to the bone from another part of the body) and is one of the many cancers treated at Loyola Medicine.

At Loyola, an interdisciplinary team of experts work together to provide comprehensive treatments, resulting in the best outcomes for patients with brain and spine cancers.

Loyola Medicine is recognized for comprehensive diagnosis, treatment and clinical research of breast cancer. We are also proud to offer patients a “one visit, one location” approach for expert breast cancer care.

Cancers in the gastrointestinal tract receive dedicated attention and care at Loyola’s specialized clinic.

Loyola's gynecologic oncologists are leaders and experts in this specialized field of medicine, which diagnoses and treats different cancers of the female reproductive system.

Our specialists have gained recognition for their expert diagnostic and treatment capabilities for patients with head and neck cancers.

Experts at Loyola are nationally recognized for their dedication to research, diagnosis and treatment of lymphatic and blood cancers, including leukemia and lymphoma.

Loyola Medicine’s lung and thoracic oncology program combines compassionate, multidisciplinary care with research when treating patients with these cancers.

Our team's comprehensive care integrates the latest treatments, including stem cell transplants, innovative immunotherapy, and access to clinical trials — all aimed at optimizing patient outcomes.

Loyola’s pediatric oncology team is specially trained in the treatment of children and provides world-class care in a compassionate, family-friendly environment.

Combining experienced doctors with state-of-the-art facilities, Loyola offers patients an interdisciplinary approach to diagnosing, treating and preventing skin cancers.

The urologic oncology team at Loyola is a nationally recognized leader in the surgical and medical management of different types of urologic cancers.