Radiation Oncology Services
Supporting Patients Through a Change in Radiation Therapy Locations
Wayne HealthCare remains committed to supporting patients throughout every stage of their cancer journey.
Wayne HealthCare and Dayton Physicians Network have partnered to provide radiation oncology services to patients in our community. Beginning October 2, 2026, radiation oncology treatments currently provided at Wayne Cancer Center will transition to other Dayton Physicians Network locations.
Radiation therapy services will continue to be available through Dayton Physicians Network, and Wayne HealthCare remains dedicated to helping patients navigate this transition through care coordination, patient education, and ongoing support.
Our commitment to compassionate cancer care remains unchanged.
What Patients Need to Know
We understand that changes to your healthcare routine can bring questions and concerns. Our team is here to help make this transition as smooth as possible.
Patients can expect:
Direct Communication About Your Care
Patients currently receiving radiation therapy will be contacted directly by Dayton Physicians Network regarding their treatment plan and transition details.
Continued Radiation Therapy Services
Radiation therapy will continue to be available through Dayton Physicians Network at several regional locations.
Support With Care Coordination
Wayne HealthCare's Cancer Nurse Navigator is available to help patients understand next steps, coordinate services, and connect with available resources.
Continued Access to Wayne Cancer Center Services
Wayne Cancer Center will remain open and continue providing comprehensive cancer services close to home.
Radiation Therapy Locations
Radiation oncology services will continue to be provided by Dayton Physicians Network at the following locations:
- Miami Valley Hospital North
- Upper Valley Medical Center
- Greater Dayton Cancer Center
- Miami Valley Hospital South
- Atrium Medical Center
Our Commitment to Patients Continues
A cancer diagnosis involves more than treatment. It involves appointments, decisions, transportation, support systems, and many questions along the way.
Wayne HealthCare understands that access to healthcare means helping patients overcome barriers and feel supported throughout their journey.
Our team will continue providing:
Cancer Navigation
Our Cancer Nurse Navigator helps patients and families better understand their care plan, coordinate appointments, and connect with available resources.
Care Coordination
Wayne HealthCare will continue working with patients, physicians, and regional partners to support communication and continuity of care.
Transportation Assistance
Through the Wayne HealthCare Foundation, transportation assistance may be available for eligible patients who need to travel for radiation treatments.
Ongoing Cancer Support
Patients will continue to have access to Wayne HealthCare's oncology providers, support teams, and cancer services throughout their treatment journey.
Wayne Cancer Center Services Continue
While radiation therapy services will transition to other Dayton Physicians Network locations, Wayne Cancer Center remains open and continues providing important cancer services, including:
- Medical oncology
- Infusion services
- Cancer navigation
- Laboratory services
- Imaging services
- Rehabilitation services
- Supportive care resources
Our team remains committed to providing coordinated, compassionate care close to home.
Frequently Asked Questions
Will Wayne Cancer Center remain open?
Yes. Wayne Cancer Center will remain open and continue providing comprehensive cancer services, including medical oncology, infusion services, cancer navigation, laboratory and imaging services, rehabilitation, and supportive care.
Will radiation therapy still be available?
Yes. Radiation therapy services will continue to be available through Dayton Physicians Network at other regional locations.
What happens if I am currently receiving radiation treatments?
Patients currently receiving radiation therapy will be contacted directly by Dayton Physicians Network regarding their individual treatment plan and transition details.
Will my medical records transfer?
Yes. Dayton Physicians Network uses the same medical record system across its locations, helping support continuity of care as patients transition to another radiation oncology location.
Who can help me understand my next steps?
For questions related to radiation therapy:
Lori Smith
Manager of Radiation Therapy
Dayton Physicians Network
937-395-0846
For Wayne HealthCare care coordination, education, and patient navigation:
Heather Kremer, RN
Wayne HealthCare Cancer Nurse Navigator
937-547-5079
What additional cancer support resources are available?
Wayne HealthCare continues to provide cancer support services close to home. Additional regional cancer resources and navigation support are also available through our healthcare partners.
Patients may contact the Premier Health Cancer Hotline for additional resources:
844-316-4673
Monday-Friday
8:00 a.m.-5:00 p.m.
You Are Not Alone in Your Cancer Journey
At Wayne HealthCare, we know that access to care extends beyond treatment. It means communication, coordination, and helping patients and families navigate each step along the way.
Although the location of radiation therapy services will change, our commitment to supporting our patients and community remains the same.
Wayne HealthCare is here to help you through every step of your cancer journey.