• Monday – Friday: 8 AM to 5 PM, Saturday and Sunday: Closed
  • 400 W. Magnolia Ave., Fort Worth, TX 76104
  • 817.288.9800
  • Monday – Friday: 8 AM to 5 PM, Saturday and Sunday: Closed
  • 400 W. Magnolia Ave., Fort Worth, TX 76104
  • 817.288.9800

We’re here to give cancer patients the tools they need to survive–and thrive– mentally, physically, and emotionally.

Through our survivor services, we provide one-on-one consultations with a specialized fitness trainer, dietitian, genetic counselor, social worker, physician assistant, and clinical psychologist. These services are especially designed to help survivors develop a healthy lifestyle and reduce their future risk of cancer.

Plus, at our Fort Worth facility, most programs are free no matter when you were diagnosed.

Frequently Asked Questions

By Cancer Survivors

What should I do to maintain my health and well-being?

Research shows that a healthy lifestyle can positively impact survival and reduce the risk of secondary cancers. Our team includes a whole range of medical professionals who are certified for cancer care – from nutritionists to psychologists to nurses. We provide treatment, information, and inspiration to help you make changes and develop habits that could prevent the recurrence of cancer.

Do I need to seek follow-up care?

We will help you identify a coordinator for your continuing care, such as your oncologist or primary care physician. Our nurse navigators will provide you with a personalized plan specific to your cancer, including national guidelines for future lab work, exams, and X-rays.

Will I get cancer again?

We will help you identify a coordinator for your continuing care, such as your oncologist or primary care physician. Our nurse navigators will provide you with a personalized plan specific to your cancer, including national guidelines for future lab work, exams, and X-rays.

Is my family at an increased risk for cancer since I got it?

It’s possible. Our board-certified genetic counselors offer counseling and testing to determine if your family members are at an increased risk of developing cancer. We can also give options for prevention, early detection, and treatment. We accept most insurance plans, and financial assistance is available for the uninsured and underserved.

Are there support groups I can turn to?

Yes – with Moncrief, you’re never alone. Our clinical psychologists and licensed oncology social workers lead educational support groups regularly. Check our Event Calendar for upcoming events.

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