Peninsula Radiation Oncology Center

Peninsula Radiation Oncology Center Peninsula Radiation Oncology Center is located on the grounds of Central Peninsula Hospital and offers state of the art radiation therapy.

Dr. Jason Parks is on-site daily, and available to meet with patients and their families throughout the course of treatment. We have an integrated team of physicists, dosimetrists, and therapists to ensure the proper delivery of care and work closely with each patient's primary care physician and other specialists to provide a coordinated, comprehensive care plan for each patient. The team at Peni

nsula Radiation Oncology Center is committed to providing H.O.P.E. to patients through a Healing environment, fostered by Open communication, a Patient servant-centered approach, and Excellence in clinical care. We utilize an Elekta Synergy linear accelerator, an all-digital treatment system, which enables our physicians to deliver a faster, more accurate treatment, with the least amount of radiation affecting healthy tissue.

04/21/2026

🦵Struggling with knee or joint pain from osteoarthritis? Radiation medicine offers a targeted, non-surgical option to help manage joint inflammation and chronic pain.
✅ Safe, low-dose treatments
✅ No downtime
✅ Backed by decades of clinical use
No referral required.📞Give us a call us in Soldotna: 907-262-7762. Let’s talk about your options.

04/16/2026

💚Honored to support journeys like this. Thank you for trusting us with your care.

👉Yes. The HPV vaccine can prevent most cancers caused by HPV, including many head and neck cancers.In fact:• About 72% o...
04/13/2026

👉Yes. The HPV vaccine can prevent most cancers caused by HPV, including many head and neck cancers.
In fact:
• About 72% of HPV-related cancers in American Indian & Alaska Native populations are caused by types the vaccine can prevent.
• HPV vaccination can prevent the majority of these cancers before they start
That’s powerful, and hopeful. This April, talk to your provider about HPV vaccination. Protect yourself, your family, and Alaska’s future.

Peninsula Radiation Oncology Center was proud to present a check to KPBSD's McKinney Vento Program. Giving back to this ...
04/09/2026

Peninsula Radiation Oncology Center was proud to present a check to KPBSD's McKinney Vento Program. Giving back to this amazing community brings us such joy!💚💙🤍

HPV (human papillomavirus) is very common, most people will get it at some point. While many infections go away, some ca...
04/07/2026

HPV (human papillomavirus) is very common, most people will get it at some point. While many infections go away, some can lead to cancer, including cancers of the throat.
Among American Indian and Alaska Native populations:
• HPV is linked to cancers affecting the throat, cervix, and more
• Throat cancers are the most common HPV-related cancer in men
Providers across Alaska are seeing more HPV-related head & neck cancers. Knowing your risk and talking to a provider can make a difference.

In Alaska and the U.S., head & neck cancers are increasing, many linked to preventable risk factors like HPV. Symptoms c...
04/03/2026

In Alaska and the U.S., head & neck cancers are increasing, many linked to preventable risk factors like HPV. Symptoms can be easy to miss but the good news is that when found early, they are often highly treatable.
Watch for:
• Persistent sore throat
• Hoarseness
• Lump in the neck
If something doesn’t feel right, please see a provider. Early detection can save lives, especially here at home in Alaska.

Dr Wells and Ericka had such a fun night at the Hospice of the Central Peninsula Wine Auction last night! Feels so great...
03/29/2026

Dr Wells and Ericka had such a fun night at the Hospice of the Central Peninsula Wine Auction last night! Feels so great to support our amazing community!🥰❣️

🌱Fresh and packed with nutrients, these healthy spring rolls are one of Registered Dietician Ashley's favorite ways to g...
03/27/2026

🌱Fresh and packed with nutrients, these healthy spring rolls are one of Registered Dietician Ashley's favorite ways to get more veggies in her diet. During National Nutrition Month, let's make healthy eating simple, enjoyable, and something you actually look forward to. 💚🤤

For our final week of National Nutrition Month, let’s focus on building fiber-rich habits!🌱More than 90% of women and 97...
03/24/2026

For our final week of National Nutrition Month, let’s focus on building fiber-rich habits!🌱More than 90% of women and 97% of men aren’t getting enough fiber 😳Adding fiber at every meal and snack can help close this gap, supporting fullness and reducing chronic disease risk.

🙌Daily fiber goals (National Academy of Medicine):
• Women 50+: 21g | ≤50: 25g
• Men 50+: 30g | ≤50: 38g

Ashley's recommendation for easy ways to boost fiber:
🥗 Tofu & Lentils
Plant proteins with 3g–9g fiber per ½ cup. Add to soups, salads, tacos, stir-fries, smoothies, or swap for meat.

🥦 Broccoli & Artichokes
5g–10g fiber per cooked cup. Roast, toss into salads, soups, or stir-fries.

🥄 Flax & Chia Seeds
5g–10g fiber per 2 Tbsp. Mix into yogurt, oatmeal, salads, or smoothies.

🍓 Strawberries & Raspberries
3g–8g fiber per cup. Enjoy as snacks or add to yogurt, cereal, desserts, or meals.

💚Small changes = big impact. Let’s close the fiber gap together!

🎗Across Alaska, we stand alongside patients, families, and caregivers affected by multiple myeloma. While multiple myelo...
03/23/2026

🎗Across Alaska, we stand alongside patients, families, and caregivers affected by multiple myeloma. While multiple myeloma can bring uncertainty, there is real and growing hope. Advancements in treatment, ongoing research, and strong support systems are helping more Alaskans live longer, fuller lives.

This month, we raise awareness, encourage early conversations, and honor every story. Together, we can continue to bring support and hope to those navigating multiple myeloma.

🌱On this Spring Equinox, we welcome the return of light, even if winter hasn’t quite loosened its grip. This season has ...
03/20/2026

🌱On this Spring Equinox, we welcome the return of light, even if winter hasn’t quite loosened its grip. This season has tested us. The cold, the storms, the long days in between. And for many walking through cancer care, that weight can feel even heavier.
💚Brighter days are coming, in ways both big and small. We are here with you, through every season. Happy Spring, Alaska! We look forward to the midnight sun and all the wonderful things that summer brings.

🫐In celebration of National Nutrition Month, check out this delicious recipe shared by our very own Ashley Schwickert, R...
03/19/2026

🫐In celebration of National Nutrition Month, check out this delicious recipe shared by our very own Ashley Schwickert, Registered Dietitian! 🫐Wild Alaskan blueberry BBQ sauce, yum🤤

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240 Hospital Place
Soldotna, AK
99669

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 12pm
1pm - 4pm
Tuesday 8am - 12pm
1pm - 4pm
Wednesday 8am - 12pm
1pm - 4pm
Thursday 8am - 12pm
1pm - 4pm
Friday 8am - 12pm
1pm - 4pm

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+19072627762

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