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Skin cancer can affect anyone, regardless of skin color. To help you identify and treat skin cancer early, Community is offering FREE screenings. Skin cancer is the most common cancer in the United States, but with early detection, you can have the best chance of a cure. Screenings take just minutes.
Choose a date and location below to find a screening time and get registered. Screenings are completed at Community MD Anderson Cancer Centers.
Each year, more than 1 million Americans (1 in 5) are diagnosed with skin cancer, making it the most common form of cancer. The bright side is that skin cancer has a >99% cure rate if detected and treated early. Community joins the fight against skin cancer year round. Our skin cancer experts make it easier to spot and treat skin cancer early for the best chance of cure.
If you're worried or just curious about a mole or skin spot, call 800-777-7775 to make an appointment with a Community dermatologist for a skin cancer screening today!
Our Skin Cancer Care program offers treatment and therapy to patients with all types and stages of skin cancer, including rare types of skin cancer, such as Merkel cell carcinoma and cutaneous sarcomas. We provide specialized expertise for patients with complex or advanced malignancy, and patients with recurrent or extensive tumors. The program offers advanced care for patients who require surgical management such as reconstruction. Multidisciplinary care is coordinated, including complete diagnostic, radiological and post-treatment follow-up. For more information, call 317-621-9470.
Community Health Network MD Anderson Cancer Center has partnered with Jeff Wagner, MD, an internationally recognized physician and researcher in the areas of melanoma, skin cancer and reconstructive surgery. A comprehensive program has been developed to streamline the multidisciplinary care necessary for patients with complex and advanced cutaneous malignancies and cutaneous tumors.
Three main types of skin cancer account for nearly 100% of all cases: Basal cell carcinoma, squamous cell carcinoma and melanoma.
Check your skin monthly and keep a record of your moles and spots so you know when to see a doctor.
Whether you're at the beach or a sporting event, or gardening, you can protect your skin from sun exposure with a few easy tips.
A single phone number and care coordinator serve as the main program contact and case management resource for patients and physicians. The program coordinator takes physician referrals, coordinates with primary care physicians, triages patients for appropriate care, and coordinates the multidisciplinary skin cancer team. A key goal of the program is to schedule patients for appropriate specialty consultation within one week following initial referral. For referrals, call 317-621-9470.
For referring physicians, Community's Skin Cancer Care program offers a one-stop access point to a multidisciplinary team of specialists. Referring physician preferences for patient follow-up, testing and diagnostic services are respected.
The Skin Cancer Care program focuses on providing the appropriate patient care as a result of specific referral needs. Such needs may involve surgical or dermatological care, or the patient may need more comprehensive care management for complex cases. The program identifies specialty resources—not just within the Community cancer care network, but also throughout Indiana—that may have a particular expertise for a given disease and diagnosis. Advanced care is available for patients that require surgical management, such as reconstruction.
All resources and specialty care recommendations are discussed and coordinated with the referring physician, as desired. To the extent possible, required treatment and therapies are provided on a patient's first visit. Interim and continuing care are provided as necessary. As much care as possible is provided in the patient's home community.
In addition to traditional means of communication and care coordination, the Skin Cancer Care program uses e-mail communication and telemedicine applications when appropriate. The program strives for timely communication and follow-up.
Dr. Jeff Wagner is the medical director of the Skin Cancer Care program and its multidisciplinary team. He is board certified by the American Board of Plastic Surgery and is a fellow of the American Board of Surgeons and the Society of Surgical Oncology.
Dr. Wagner is a frequent educator, speaker and author; he has been identified as one of America’s Top Doctors. He is an internationally recognized expert and researcher in cutaneous oncology, melanoma, and reconstructive techniques and outcomes.
For more information or referrals, call 317-621-9470.
