"We see our patients as partners in their health care. Treating each patient and their cancer individually is what makes for better outcomes."

- Jennifer Maggiore, LCSW

First Coast Oncology provides our patients with easy access to the best treatment available. We currently have three locations in Jacksonville. St. Vincent's Medical Center and our office in Mandarin located right off of San Jose Blvd, in addition to a location in Nassau County at the Baptist Medical Center of Fernandina Beach. Each state-of-the-art facility is equipped with the latest technology, to give you the comfort of knowing that any location you select, you will receive the highest level of care.

Our patients have every opportunity for hope and healing. With clinical expertise and highly advanced treatment options, every need is met while the patient remains in an atmosphere of comfort and familiarity.

We pride ourselves in not only cancer expertise but in patient care as well. We understand what it means to have a cancer diagnosis and we make every effort to insure you and your family's time with us is as comfortable as possible. When you trust us with your care you become family. We invite you to meet our staff and tour our center prior to making your healthcare decision. It is a decision that deserves research and we are happy to provide any information that you or your family may need.

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What to expect on your first visit:
During your first visit to First Coast Oncology, you will see a radiation oncology nurse who will review your basic medical history. Next, you will see one of our board certified physicians, who is a physician specialist in the field of radiation oncology. Dr. Ackerman, Perkins or Ossi will review your medical records, x-rays, scans, any biopsy results, and all laboratory results, and will perform a medical evaluation and exam. After reviewing this information, your physician will set a course of individualized treatment.

This evaluation period normally takes about an hour, although longer periods may sometimes be required.