For a limited time, Anoma Cancer Collective (ACC) is evaluating new partner organizations as part of its continued expansion. Current ACC cancer centers are located in Alabama, Texas, Florida, Georgia, and Oklahoma, and the organization is exploring opportunities to welcome a select number of additional programs.
A difficult moment for community cancer centers
For many community cancer centers, today’s healthcare environment presents difficult questions about the future. Even well-established organizations are being challenged by:
- Reimbursement pressures
- Rising operating costs
- Workforce shortages
- Succession planning
- Access to capital
At the same time, many cancer center leaders are seeking ways to secure long-term sustainability without sacrificing the local leadership, culture, and community relationships that took years to build.
A different path forward
Anoma Cancer Collective offers a different path from closure or sale to a traditional consolidator. It is a nonprofit foundation model designed to provide long-term stability, resources, and growth opportunities — while keeping the focus where it belongs: on delivering exceptional care in local communities.
Long-term stability, resources, and room to grow — without giving up local leadership, culture, or community relationships.
A limited number of partnerships
During this limited expansion phase, ACC is evaluating only a select number of potential partners.
Start a confidential conversation
Organizations interested in learning more are encouraged to meet with the Radiation Business Solutions team at the ASTRO Annual Meeting, booth #1319, or to request a confidential discussion through our Contact page.