Cancer Center of Western Wisconsin

09/23/2025

The Cancer Center of Western Wisconsin would like to recognize an essential part of our care teams, our Advanced Practice Providers during National APP Week. Thank you for all that you do for our patients!

09/17/2025

Are you a young adult living with cancer?
Join Gilda's Club Madison for the Education and Employment for Young Adults Living with Cancer Workshop
Location: ZOOM
Mon, Oct 6, 2025 @ 6-7pm CT
This online workshop was created for young adults aged 18-45 years who are living with and beyond a cancer diagnosis. The workshop is designed to provide young adults impacted by cancer with the information, resources, and support to navigate education and employment.
For more information or to register visit:
https://events.gildasclubmadison.org/Events/Info/Education_and_Employment_for_Young_Adults_Living_with_Cancer_Workshop_PUBLIC-4954

Mon, Oct 6, 2025 @ 6-7pm CT via Zoom This workshop was created for young adults aged 18-45 years who are living with and beyond a cancer diagnosis. The workshop is designed to provide young adults impacted by cancer with the information, resources, and support to navigate education and employment. K...

09/08/2025

September is Prostate Cancer Awareness Month and a great time to be part of the ZERO Prostate Cancer Run/Walk Twin Cities! Join them Saturday, September 13th at Lake Nokomis - 4955 W Lake Nokomis Parkway (Beach Access) in Minneapolis. This is an in-person event with a virtual option. Connect with others, help raise awareness, and make a real impact in the fight against prostate cancer. For more information or to register visit -
https://support.zerocancer.org/site/TR/RunWalk/RunWalk25?fr_id=3528&pg=entry

The ZERO Prostate Cancer Run/Walk is the time we come together, raising funds and sharing hope to declare one number above others: ZERO.

09/03/2025

September is Blood Cancer Awareness Month.
Blood cancer is a variety of cancers that affect the blood, bone marrow, and lymphatic systems of the body. Blood cancer disrupts the production of our blood cells and platelets. This means the cells don’t work properly, causing all kinds of symptoms. Learn more here - https://www.health.com/condition/blood-cancer-overview

09/02/2025

Thank you, Brittany and Kristina, for being the friendly faces that greet our patients and make everyone feel welcome at the Cancer Center of Western Wisconsin in New Richmond! 🙂

08/28/2025

The Cancer Center of Western Wisconsin participates in clinical trials because we want to improve the health and quality of life of our patients. All of the cancer medicines that people currently use as part of their treatment came from clinical trials. With the participation of people like you, new medicines can be approved for use.

This short video from the American Cancer Society provides answers to some of the most common questions that people have about cancer clinical trials.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cIZhX6Vl8I8

This short video provides answers to some of the most common questions that people with cancer have about clinical trials.

08/25/2025

It's back to school time and after a summer of fun in the sun everyone should be learning the ABCDEs of skin cancer. It's a simple and effective way to monitor your moles and identify potential issues. If you notice any of these signs, it’s time to schedule a consultation with a dermatologist who specializes in skin cancer prevention and treatment. Learn more from the American Academy of Dermatology here - https://www.aad.org/public/diseases/skin-cancer/find/at-risk/abcdes?os=os&ref=app

08/01/2025

Today, we unite on World Lung Cancer Day, a beacon of hope shining bright to illuminate the path to awareness, advocacy, and education, empowering us to prevent, detect, and conquer lung cancer! 💫

07/30/2025

Determined to Fight. Grateful to Heal.
Mike’s cancer journey began with what he thought was a sore neck from yardwork. It turned out to be HPV throat cancer. From radiation and chemo to feeding tubes and sleepless nights, he faced it all with fierce determination—and a care team that never gave up on him.
At the Cancer Center of Western Wisconsin in New Richmond, Mike found more than world-class treatment close to home. He found a second family. “Everyone went out of their way for the benefit of my health,” he said. “I never felt like a number.”
Today, Mike is cancer free. He’s back in the kitchen, back to baking, and back to tasting the sweet things in life.
Read Mike’s full story at cc-ww.org/mike
Building on decades of experience, the Cancer Center of Western Wisconsin has been providing personalized care, close to home, since 2011.

07/29/2025

We are grateful to acknowledge the generous contribution from Somerset Fire & Rescue to the Cancer Center of Western Wisconsin. Their support means the world to us! 🚒

07/24/2025

A Surprise Diagnosis. A Supportive Team.
Jerry’s cancer journey began with a surprise diagnosis while preparing for shoulder surgery. What started as a routine MRI led to a life-saving discovery—and the personalized support he needed, just steps away from where it all began.
With care from the Cancer Center of Western Wisconsin in New Richmond, Jerry underwent surgery, chemo, and participated in a clinical trial that continues to monitor his health. Now he’s back to swimming, gardening, and playing tennis.
“I’m so thankful we have CCWW here in Wisconsin. You get the same quality of care as in the Twin Cities—but close to home, from people who care.”
Read Jerry’s full story at cc-ww.org/jerry
Building on decades of experience, the Cancer Center of Western Wisconsin has been providing personalized care, close to home, since 2011.

07/17/2025

A Young Mom, a Tough Diagnosis, and an Unshakable Spirit.
While breastfeeding her baby, Emily from Osceola felt a lump that changed everything. At 30, she was diagnosed with early stage 2 triple negative breast cancer. What followed was a whirlwind of chemo, surgery, and the kind of strength that comes from love, laughter, and a close-knit care team.
At the Cancer Center of Western Wisconsin in Osceola, Emily found not only expert treatment, but a compassionate community. "The nurses sat with me, made me laugh, and helped me feel human. There was no space for sadness."
With her daughter by her side and hope in her heart, Emily is already looking toward the future. "We just want to give ourselves the best chance at baby number two. I’m really hopeful."
Read Emily’s full story at cc-ww.org/emily
Building on decades of experience, the Cancer Center of Western Wisconsin has been providing personalized care, close to home, since 2011.