Providing World Class Cancer Care Close to Home

The best care at the right place at the right time, as close to home as possible. That is our highly integrated cancer care delivery model.

The MaineHealth Cancer Care Network is an innovative collaboration between MaineHealth hospitals delivering comprehensive, patient-centered care to patients in Maine and Mt. Washington Valley, New Hampshire.

Launched in 2017 in part with a $10 million grant from The Harold Alfond® Foundation, this integrated cancer care delivery model connects patients to world-class, coordinated cancer treatment. 

Through the MaineHealth Cancer Care Network, our health network and expert providers work together to address cancer incidence and mortality in Maine. Together we have adopted strategies and guidelines to better serve the MaineHealth community.

Network Partnerships

The MaineHealth Cancer Care Network’s delivery model was developed with a goal of providing the right care in the right location as close to home as possible.

  • Tertiary cancer services are provided at Maine Medical Center.
  • Intermediate and basic cancer services are provided through MaineHealth network hospitals and clinical settings.

Nationally Recognized for Quality

MaineHealth network hospitals have been honored for a commitment to providing quality cancer care by the following organizations:    

  • Commission on Cancer (CoC) Accreditation: Maine Medical Center, Southern Maine Health Care, Pen Bay Medical Center, St. Mary’s Health System, Mid Coast-Parkview Health and MaineGeneral.
  • Commission on Cancer National Accreditation Program for Breast Cancer: Maine Medical Center, Southern Maine Health Care, St. Mary’s Health System.
  • American College of Radiology (ACR) Accreditation: Maine Medical Center

MaineHealth Cancer Care Network

Visit this page to view an interactive map of where MaineHealth cancer services can be found.

Latest News

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David Scammon is first BEE Award Recipient

David Scammon recently received the BEE Award (Be Exceptional Every Day) at Franklin Memorial Hospital (FMH) in recognition of his exceptional non-nursing care.

TUSM-MMC Maine Track Celebrates Match Day

Of the 36 fourth-year students in the Tufts University School of Medicine – Maine Medical Center Maine Track program, 12 will be spending their residencies in Maine.

ICU nurse Kaitlyn Dube is first recipient of Franklin Memorial Hospital’s Daisy Award

In recognition of outstanding nursing care, Kaitlyn Dube, RN, was recently awarded the DAISY Award at Franklin Memorial Hospital (FMH).

MaineHealth Announces Unified Identity Across its Health Care System

The new approach, which includes renaming local hospitals and medical practices, will make it easier for patients to navigate their care.