The CHRISTUS St. Michael Oncology Clinic with the W. Temple Webber Cancer Center provides both medical and radiation oncology in one convenient location. Providing cutting-edge technology in cancer treatment, patient services include oncology patient orientation, diagnostic and clinical patient navigation, breast and cervical outreach, oncology rehabilitation, as well as pastoral care and cancer support groups.
Approximately 670 new cases of cancer per 100,000 men and women are reported in Bowie and Miller County annually. This staggering number is higher than the national average of 455 per 100,000 men and women annually. The need for education, screenings and comprehensive treatment is crucial and is right at your fingertips.
CHRISTUS St. Michael Oncology Clinic is an outpatient department of CHRISTUS St. Michael Health System.
Hours & Locations
Trinity Clinic
Services & Treatments
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Bladder Cancer
Learn about bladder cancer signs and symptoms. Also learn about bladder diagnosis and treatment.
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Blood Cancers
Our board-certified physicians and cancer care team treats various blood cancers with our world-class technology, resources, and skills.
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Brain & Spinal Cancer
Learn about brain and spinal cancer and the treatment options for both.
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Breast Cancer
Breast cancer affects almost 1 in 8 women in the United States and it is a curable disease if detected early enough. Learn about warning signs, diagnosis and treatment.
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Cancer Care (Oncology)
Our highly skilled physicians paired with world-renowned imaging and radiology services work tirelessly beside you. See what we specialize in at CHRISTUS Health and learn about cancer treatment options.
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Cancer Treatment Options
Learn about CHRISTUS Health's multidisciplinary approach to cancer treatment and the options we offer to our patients.
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Colorectal Cancer
Colorectal cancer is a type of cancer that is located in the colon or rectum. Learn more about screenings and diagnosis.
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Gastrointestinal Cancer
Gastroenterology is a branch of medicine that addresses the digestive system and cancers affecting the stomach and intestines. Learn about treatments options.
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Gynecological Cancer
Learn about CHRISTUS Health's approach to gynecological cancers, which develop in the female reproductive system.
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Head and Neck Cancer
Learn about the signs and symptoms of head and neck cancer and the types of cancer CHRISTUS Health treats for patients.
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Infusion and Cancer Therapies
Learn about the different types of infusion therapy, like chemotherapy. Learn about side effects and what happens during infusion therapy.
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Lung Cancer
Find lung cancer screenings & treatment near you. Our highly skilled and board-certified oncologists provide top-of-the-line lung cancer care.
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Melanoma
Melanoma is a common type of cancer that affects the skin. Learn about signs, symptoms and risk factors.
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Pancreatic Cancer
Learn about pancreatic cancer types, signs and symptoms. Also learn about screening and treatment programs.
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Pediatric Cancer Care (Oncology)
Learn about CHRISTUS Health's approach to compassionate pediatric cancer care programs.
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Prostate Cancer
Prostate cancer is the most common non-skin cancer in men. Learn about signs, symptoms and treatment.
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Radiation Therapy
Learn about the different types of radiation therapy and about what happens during the procedures.
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Urological
Learn how CHRISTUS Health's Urologic Oncologists work to ensure that the most advanced treatments are provided to our patients.
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Cancer Services
Our medical oncologists, radiation therapists, oncology nurses, social workers, dietitians and other health professionals will educate you about your illness and offer important resources to help you make informed decisions.
Clinical Trials
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Clinical trials play a crucial role in advancing cancer treatment, with many standard therapies stemming from past research. By participating, you help shape future care and contribute to lifesaving discoveries. If you're interested in joining a trial, contact your cancer center for more information.