High Risk and Cancer Risk Reduction Program

At Parkview Packnett Family Cancer Institute, we believe that complete cancer care extends beyond fighting cancer and into cancer prevention. That’s why we have a specialized high risk clinic offering education and surveillance for those who are at a higher than average risk of developing cancer. Having a high cancer risk does not mean that you will develop cancer. It could mean that you carry a genetic marker or have a family history or other factors that may increase the possibility of developing cancer.

The High Risk and Cancer Risk Reduction Program is comprised of a dedicated, multidisciplinary medical team focused solely on those with an increased cancer risk. From risk-reduction strategies to screening and surveillance plans designed to catch cancers early, this specialized team can help you make informed health and well-being decisions right now that may impact you later.

Benefits of the program include:

  • Complete cancer risk assessments
  • Genetic counseling and testing when appropriate
  • Development of personalized screening plans
  • Medical management and collaboration, coordination and communication with your primary care provider
  • One group of specialists consulting on and providing your recommended cancer screenings throughout your continuum of care

Call 833-724-8326 for information on scheduling an appointment. 


Meet our team

Our unique approach to complete cancer care includes a medical team dedicated to providing expert, personalized care for those with higher risk of developing cancer – to prevent cancer if possible and to catch it early, when it is more easily treated if it does develop. 

Our multidisciplinary team of specialists focused on cancer prevention and early detection includes:

  • Physicians
  • Advanced practice providers
  • Genetic counselors
  • Dietitians focused on cancer prevention
  • Exercise physiologist
  • Physical therapist 
  • Social workers
  • Financial counselor

Genetic Counseling

While most cancers are not hereditary, some families have an increased risk for certain cancers. Our board-certified genetic counselors can help answer your questions about genetic testing.

View Genetic Counseling

Cancer Care Teams

Learn about the unique Parkview Cancer Institute cancer care team approach, offering experts not just focused on cancer, but focused on your specific type of cancer.

Learn More about our Care Teams

Nutrition

Our clinical dietitians not only help with side effects of cancer or treatment, but also provide recommendations to reduce your chance of developing cancer.

Learn how Dietitians can Help

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