We offer state-of-the-art treatments and therapies with some of the latest technologies available. Some of these include:

• 3D conformal external beam radiation therapy - This therapy uses computers to create a 3D image of your tumor. It allows us to send multiple beams of radiation toward a tumor.
• Cone beam CT - Normal physiological processes may change a tumor’s position. Cone beam CT allows us to better target a tumor when they do.
• CyberKnife - The robotic CyberKnife system provides painless and highly precise radiation therapy for all types of cancer treatment. CyberKnife’s ability to track and automatically correct for movement during treatment allows for the delivery of high doses of radiation with pinpoint accuracy while avoiding damage to nearby healthy tissues.
• High-dose rate brachytherapy -Brachytherapy places a small radiation source directly into the tumor. This allows us to give the maximum radiation dose to the area needing it most. These treatments minimize side effects and may be done in a matter of minutes. The therapy may be an especially convenient option if you must travel to Anchorage for your treatment.
• Image-guided radiation therapy - Using imaging to guide therapy helps us improve accuracy and reduce radiation exposure to healthy tissue. This helps reduce side effects.
• Intensity-modulated radiation therapy - IMRT allows us to deliver radiation that better conforms to the 3D shape of tumors.
• Large bore digital CT simulation - Using a larger size CT scanner allows us to better position you and get better images when planning treatment. It may also be helpful for larger patients.
• Low-dose rate brachytherapy - This is similar to high-dose rate brachytherapy but involves small radiation sources, or “seeds.” We place these seeds into or near a tumor to deliver highly concentrated radiation into a specific area.
• On-board imaging - High-resolution, low-dose digital imaging in the treatment room helps us better target tumors.
• Online portal imaging - This delivers high-quality images to your doctors during your treatment course. It may help increase the speed and accuracy of the process.
• Stereotactic radiosurgery - Stereotactic radiosurgery uses highly focused radiation beams to treat a specific area of your brain. It may treat tumors and other problems with a single high dose of radiation.
• Varian TrueBeam - This system allows us to track a tumor as you breathe and deliver precise doses of radiation that target the tumor at the appropriate times in your breathing cycle. This limits exposure to healthy tissue and allows us to shorten treatment times.