San Bernardino Cancer Care Center

11/05/2025

Happy Radiologic Technology Week!

We’re celebrating our incredible radiation therapists, Siri and Gerald, whose dedication, skill, and compassion make a difference every day. Thank you for all that you do to provide the highest level of care to our patients!

We’d also like to recognize Siri for receiving an award for her outstanding leadership and initiative since joining our team in April. Her commitment to going above and beyond makes a lasting impact on both our patients and team!

10/31/2025

🏴‍☠️ SBCCC is “Arrr-adiation Therapy: Fighting Cancer with Courage and Compassion!” 🏴‍☠️

Our team is going all out for this year’s Halloween competition — and we’re aiming to make it three wins in a row! 🏆

10/27/2025

10/24/2025

Today we recognized Marisela and Angie for Medical Assistant Week!

Their kindness, dedication, and care make a difference in our patients’ lives every single day — SBCC couldn’t do what we do without them.

Our team also enjoyed a fun pumpkin-painting activity and wrote notes of hope to share with our patients.

10/23/2025

October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month

It’s more than wearing pink—it’s about taking action for your health.

Take Steps That Matter:
• Schedule your mammogram
• Do regular self-exams
• Stay active and eat well
• Know your family risk

Together, we can raise awareness! Learn more here: https://bit.ly/46V4IrE

10/22/2025

Happy National Medical Assistant Week!

This week, we celebrate our incredible Medical Assistants who play a vital role in patient care every single day. From greeting patients with a smile to supporting our providers and ensuring every visit runs smoothly — your compassion, skill, and dedication make all the difference.

Thank you for the care you bring to every patient and the teamwork you share with our staff.

10/21/2025

This past Saturday, Pink Ribbon hosted an incredible Breast Cancer Awareness Walk — a day filled with hope, strength, and community. Together, we walk for awareness, for survivors, and for a future without cancer.

10/20/2025

This Diwali, we celebrate not in the festival lights, but also the diverse cultures that each of you brings to our clinic. Your unique Backgrounds contribute strengthen our team and illuminate our shared purpose wishing you and your loved ones a joyful and meaningful celebration. Thanks for being part of our team!

10/20/2025

A breast cancer diagnosis can feel overwhelming, but treatment options today are more advanced and personalized than ever before. Each care plan is tailored to the individual, considering the type, stage, and unique characteristics of the cancer, along with a person’s overall health and preferences.

Learn more about how advancements in care are helping improve outcomes and quality of life here: https://bit.ly/4nSupyV

10/17/2025

Today is National Mammography Day — a powerful reminder that early detection saves lives.

Mammograms remain one of the most effective tools for detecting breast cancer early, when it’s most treatable. If you’re due for your annual screening or haven’t scheduled one yet, now is the perfect time to make it a priority.

10/15/2025

San Bernardino Cancer Center is proud to join Pink Ribbon’s Breast Cancer Awareness Walk — Pink on Parade — this Saturday, October 18th, at Ryan Bonaminio Park in Riverside!

We’ll be there as a community vendor, celebrating survivors and supporting those impacted by cancer. Stop by our booth to say hello, pick up helpful resources, and learn more about our commitment to compassionate, expert cancer care close to home.

Event Details
Ryan Bonaminio Park — 5000 Tequesquite Ave, Riverside, CA
Saturday, October 18th - 7:30 AM – 12 PM
Register at PinkOnParade.org

Let’s make a difference — one step at a time!

10/14/2025

Early detection is one of the most effective ways to fight breast cancer. Regular screenings can find cancer before symptoms appear—when it’s most treatable.

Here are a few general screening guidelines to keep in mind:

- Talk with your healthcare provider about when to begin screening based on your personal and family history.
- Most women begin annual mammograms around age 40.
- Women at higher risk—such as those with a family history or dense breast tissue—may need to start earlier or add other imaging tests.
- Continue regular screenings as long as you’re in good health.

Knowledge, awareness, and early detection can make all the difference. If you’re due for your screening, now is the perfect time to schedule it.