Edwards Cancer Center

Happy Doctor's Day to our #exceptional doctors! You all deserve to be recognized and celebrated every day!

It's finally Fri-YAY! What are your weekend plans? Does it involve going somewhere like the mural behind us? We hope so! #EdwardsCancerCenter #RadiationOncology

March is National Kidney Month. More than 37 million American adults are living with kidney disease, and most don't know it. Ten signs of kidney disease: 1. Tired, less energy, or trouble concentrating 2. Trouble sleeping 3. Dry and itchy skin 4. The need to urinate more often... 5. Blood in your urine 6. Urine is foamy 7. Persistent puffiness around your eyes 8. Swollen ankles and feet 9. Poor appetite 10. Muscle cramps #EdwardsCancerCenter #KidneyMonth #KidneyDisease See more

A few of your Radiation Oncology staff here! We are here and ready to help you get the treatment you need! Do you need radiation therapy services? Please call us at 229-890-3514 to set up your consultation! We can't wait to meet you! #EdwardsCancerCenter #RadiationOncology #HereForYou

Are you at risk for #OvarianCancer? Common risk factors include: -Genetic Predisposition -Personal/Family History of Breast, Ovarian, or Colon Cancer -Increasing Age -Infertility... #EdwardsCancerCenter #OvarianCancer #KnowYourRisk See more

Our employees are all smiles today! Do you or a loved one need radiation oncology services? Call 229-890-3514 to set up a consultation! #CallUs #RadiationOncology #ExceptionalEmployees

Today is World Health Day, a day to take control of your health! What are you doing to honor #WorldHealthDay? #EdwardsCancerCenter

Is it time for you to have a #colorectal screening? Today is the last day of National Colorectal Cancer Awareness Month. The American Cancer Society recommends that people at average risk of colorectal cancer start regular screening at age 45. #ColorectalScreening #ACS

Did you know lung cancer is the #1 cancer killer of both men and women in the U.S., and every five minutes, a woman in this country learns she has lung cancer? #LungCancer #EdwardsCancerCenter #LungHealth

#DYK, Prostate cancer is the second leading cause of death from cancer in American men? When was your last prostate exam? #EdwardsCancerCenter #ProstateCancer

January is Thyroid Awareness Month. The thyroid gland makes hormones that help regulate your metabolism, heart rate, blood pressure, and body temperature. Know your risk factors for thyroid disorders. The most common risk factors include: -Gender & Age -Hereditary Conditions/Family History -Radiation -Being Overweight/Obese... -Iodine in the Diet #EdwardsCancerCenter #ThyroidCancer #ThyroidAwarenessMonth See more

Is it time for you to have a #ColorectalScreening? The American Cancer Society recommends that people with an average risk of colorectal cancer start screening at the age of 45. Ensure your health by making sure you are cancer-free! #EdwardsCancerCenter

Most people with oral cavity and oropharyngeal cancers use tobacco, and the risk of developing these cancers is related to how much and how long they smoked or chewed. Smokers are more likely than nonsmokers to develop these cancers. Make a change today! #EdwardsCancerCenter

#Melanoma is the fastest growing cancer in the U.S. and worldwide. UV exposure is the most preventable risk factor for skin cancer. Do you use protection? #Melanoma #EdwardsCancerCenter #SkinCancerAwareness

This Christmas, we're thankful for you! We hope you have the best Christmas! #EdwardsCancerCenter

We had a special visitor in Oncology yesterday! Santa stopped by right before Christmas to spread some holiday cheer!

Washing your hands with soap and warm water helps kill germs that could lead to an infection or virus. At Edwards Cancer Center, we abide by the 3 W's. Wash Your Hands. Wear Your Mask. Watch Your Distance. Help us stop the spread of Covid-19 and other germs! #EdwardsCancerCenter #WWW

The American Cancer Society recommends that people with an average risk of colorectal cancer start screening at the age of 45. Is it time for your colorectal screening? #EdwardsCancerCenter #ColorectalScreening

Thank you so much, Sallie Fuller, for keeping our patients in mind. Sallie is the owner of a local business, Stacks By Sal. She creates jewelry, paintings, and other handmade goods. The best part? She donates all her proceeds to local cancer patients. We are so thankful for people like this in our community! To buy some of her items, check out @Stackbysal on Instagram or go to https://stacksbysal.square.site! #EdwardsCancerCenter

Our Radiation Oncology building is getting closer to being done every day! We are so glad we get to provide patients with local, convenient radiation treatment! We can't wait to officially open in March! #EdwardsCancerCenter #RadiationOncology

November is Lung Cancer Awareness Month. Lung Cancer occurs when abnormal cells grow uncontrollably, resulting from changes in one or both of the lungs' DNA. #LungCancerAwarenessMonth #EdwardsCancerCenter

Metastatic breast cancer is a stage IV cancer invading body areas, like the liver, lungs, brain, lymph nodes, and more. Both men and women are diagnosed each year. We stand with everyone who has had Metastatic Breast Cancer! #EdwardsCancerCenter #MetastaticBreastCancer #BCAM

1 in 8 women will be diagnosed with breast cancer during their lifetime. Early detection can save your life. Knowledge is power; get the facts! #EdwardsCancerCenter #BCAM #BreastCancerMonth

Many women with breast cancer go undiagnosed because the early signs are missed. You can check yourself by putting your left hand behind your head and then feel the breast and armpit area, then repeat on the other side. It could save your life. #EdwardsCancerCenter #BreastCancer

Did you know that 1 in 15 Americans will be diagnosed with lung cancer? Although this statistic makes lung cancer the top cause of cancer deaths for U.S. men and women, it is also one of the most preventable. The number one way to prevent lung cancer is not to smoke and avoid other people's secondhand smoke #EdwardsCancerCenter #LungCancer

Knowledge is power, especially when it comes to prostate cancer. Gentlemen, have you been screened for #ProstateCancer? #EdwardsCancerCenter #ProstateCancer

#FactFriday October is #BreastCancerAwarenessMonth and a good reminder that early #breastcancer detection makes a world of difference. That's why this month we will be sharing breast cancer information and ways to help prevent it! #EdwardsCancerCenter #BCAM #BreastCancerMonth

Do you know how to give yourself a breast exam? You can do an at-home breast exam to see if you have any signs or symptoms of breast cancer. Put left hand behind the head With finger pads of the right hand, feel left breast & armpit area Switch arms Repeat step two for the right side... This is a simple, yet lifesaving, way to detect lumps and abnormalities that you may need to get checked out. #EdwardsCancerCenter See more

Our Radiation Oncology building is getting closer and closer every day! We cannot wait until it is open! Providing quality (and convenient) care for our patients during treatment is our TOP priority. #EdwardsCancerCenter #Oncology #RadiationOncology #ComingSoonNearYou

Too many women with breast cancer go undiagnosed because the early signs are missed. You can check yourself by putting your left hand behind your head and then feel the breast and armpit area, then repeat on the other side. It could save your life. #BreastCancerAwareness #Oncology #EdwardsCancerCenter

October is Breast Cancer Awareness month. Women who regularly screened for breast cancer have a 47% lower risk of dying from the disease than those who don't. Schedule an appointment with your provider and take control of your health today. #EdwardsCancerCenter #Oncology #BreastCancerAwarenessMonth

Are you at risk for #OvarianCancer? Common risk factors include: -Genetic Predisposition -Personal/Family History of Breast, Ovarian, or Colon Cancer -Increasing Age... -Infertility #OvarianCancerAwareness #EdwardsCancerCenter #Oncology See more

Do you know if you are at risk for #ProstateCancer? Some risk factors include: -Increasing Age -Family History of Prostate Cancer -African American Men -High-Fat Diet... -Obesity Know your risk so you can change and lower your risk of prostate cancer. #ProstateCancerAwarenessMonth #EdwardsCancer #Oncology See more

WOW!! Janet Saunders has been with us for 30 years!!! We are incredibly thankful for everything you have done for our Oncology patients over the years! We couldn't imagine working without you. Happy 30th anniversary at Colquitt Regional! #CongratsJanet #30YearsOfService #Oncology #ExceptionalCareByExceptionalPeople

We had the BEST time celebrating Robert Scott's last day of chemo!!! #EdwardsCancerCenter #RingTheBell #Survivor

Robert Scott just finished his LAST chemo treatment and celebrated with ringing the bell!!!