OHA Clinic - Advanced Cancer Care

02/20/2026

Today is National Caregivers Day in honor of the millions of professional and family caregivers in the United States who support loved ones with illness, disability, or other needs.

What can you do to honor caregivers today and beyond?

✅Show Appreciation: Say thank you with a handwritten note, gift card, flowers, or a meal.

✅Provide Respite: Give the gift of time by taking over duties for a few hours or a day.

✅Listen & Support: Offer a listening ear or help with errands like grocery shopping.

✅Raise Awareness: Share this post and use to share stories and appreciation.

Learn more about the important work of caregivers here: https://hubs.li/Q043RTRq0.

02/18/2026

Every February we celebrate National Women Physicians Day. In honor of women physicians—this month and throughout the year—we’re highlighting a few of the trailblazing female physicians whose contributions have helped shape modern medicine.

Read our "Celebrating the History of Female Physicians" blog post to learn more about Dr. Elizabeth Blackwell and other early female physicians here: https://hubs.li/Q043r2cf0

02/17/2026

Lavender is more than a calming color. Each February, it serves as the visual symbol of National Cancer Prevention Month, a reminder that awareness and education can make a measurable difference in cancer outcomes.

Research shows that up to half of cancer cases may be preventable through lifestyle changes, early detection, and access to preventive care.

Read this blog post to learn how small choices today can help save lives tomorrow: https://hubs.li/Q0434WCc0

02/16/2026

This Presidents’ Day, we honor the leadership, courage, and vision that have shaped our nation.

We're also proud to recognize the dedication of our incredible team. Your unwavering commitment to patient-first, community-based cancer care makes a meaningful difference every day, and we are truly grateful for all that you do.

02/14/2026

Wishing all our patients and team members a happy and heart-healthy Valentine's Day ♥️

02/11/2026

February marks Gallbladder and Bile Duct Cancer Awareness Month.

Learn More about gallbladder and bile duct cancer prevention and early detection on the American Cancer Society website, here: https://hubs.li/Q042j3nw0

02/10/2026

We are thankful for Meagan and the care she provides our patients!

How do you build trust with patients?

That's what Oncology Nursing News asked nurse practitioner Megan Brattin, APRN from AON partner practice,
OHA Clinic - Advanced Cancer Care

"As an oncology nurse practitioner, I build trust with my patients through honest communication and genuine listening. I take time to educate and ensure my patients feel heard and understood. I want to create a safe space where they can share fears and hopes openly. The nurse practitioner role is unique, and I want my patients to know they can rely on me, not only for clinical guidance but for compassionate support through every stage of their care."

Thank you, Megan, for the important patient-first work that you do. We are so proud to work with you!

Read more about AON nurse practitioners and their teams on page 16 of our Inside the Network magazine, here: https://hubs.li/Q042tRZX0

02/10/2026

As we reflect throughout Black History Month, we recognize the importance of Black health and wellness and the ongoing impact of inequities in health care. We remain committed to listening, learning, and taking meaningful steps to close these gaps - so every patient feels seen, supported, and cared for throughout their cancer journey.

02/09/2026

February is National Cancer Prevention Month, a critical time to raise awareness that up to 50% of cancer cases and deaths are preventable through lifestyle changes and early detection. Key actions include avoiding to***co, maintaining a healthy weight, eating a plant-based diet, protecting skin from the sun, and getting screenings.

Learn more here: https://hubs.li/Q042hXbC0

02/09/2026

We had a fantastic time honoring our patients during Patient Appreciation Week!

02/06/2026

Today we wear red to raise awareness for heart disease—the leading cause of death among women. Heart health matters, and small steps can make a big difference!

Learn more about the American Heart Association's Go Red for Women Day here: https://hubs.li/Q041jP3z0

02/04/2026

Today is World Cancer Day.

Cancer touches millions of lives in countless ways, but it doesn't define us. We are more than a disease, more than a statistic.

The World Cancer Day campaign "United by Unique" is organized by the UICC - Union for International Cancer Control. It places people at the center of care and explores new ways of making a difference. It offers a three-year journey from raising awareness to taking action.

Learn more here: https://hubs.li/Q041jLmj0