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What happens when I Call New Mexico Cancer Center?

Welcome to the See Your Chart NMCC Patient Portal, where as a patient, you can have direct, secure, confidential access to important parts of your personal NMCC medical records, including results of laboratory and radiology (X-ray) tests. In the future, other information may be available as well. See Your Chart is directly linked to the electronic medical record system used at …

Is there a patient portal in New Mexico?

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What kind of doctors are at New Mexico Cancer Center?

On Tuesday, New Mexico Cancer Center announced plans to build the first proton therapy facility in New Mexico. Photo courtesy of New Mexico Cancer Center. New Mexico Cancer Center is recruiting Medical Oncologists, Rheumatologists and Pulmonary Physicians. Contact Dr. Barbara McAneny at: (505) 842-8171.

Is proton therapy coming to New Mexico?

New Mexico Cancer Center We have transitioned to a new patient portal. Your appointment data and health records will no longer be updated on this portal, though you are still welcome to continue to use the community and educational resources. For questions – …

Why is it important to have a doctor visit?

It’s important that you give the doctor the information he or she needs and that you understand what your doctor is recommending. The following checklist will help you and your doctor get the most out of the visit.

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Follow the doctor’s instructions. Take the full course of medication and be sure you follow the prescribed diet. Remember, that you and your family are an integral part of your health care team. Keep your doctor informed of any change in your condition as he/she requested.

How to contact Oncology Medical Home?

This is one of the most important parts of our Oncology Medical Home. As soon as you feel something may be wrong, call us at 505-842-8171. Your call will immediately be transferred to one of our trained oncology triage nurses, who will ask you a series of questions designed to help us determine the best course of action for your care. If they determine that you may need emergency hospital care, they will arrange for you to go to the hospital. But our goal is to keep you out of the hospital and get you the right treatment as quickly as possible. Most patients who call will receive an immediate appointment at the Cancer Center, where any necessary lab and imaging test will be done, you will be seen by one of our doctors or advanced practice clinicians, and started on any necessary treatment.

Appointments and Hours

Only one phone number is ever needed to call us. Outside of regular office hours, the main System-Wide Switchboard number will automatically forward to our answering service, for all of our clinic sites. Or, during the hours listed below, you can call directly.

Calling for the First Time

When you make your first call to New Mexico Cancer Center (NMCC), you will speak with a New Patient Coordinator, who will:

Same Day Care

As your Oncology Medical Home, one of our highest priorities is keeping you healthy and out of the hospital. If you are feeling ill, don't wait: please call us right away. We will strive to get you seen at NMCC almost immediately, do the necessary examinations and tests, and start appropriate intervention and therapy as quickly as possible.

When You Arrive

When you come into our office, please check in at the front desk. Our receptionist will verify your address, phone number, current primary care physician and current insurance information. Please present all your medical insurance cards at each visit.

Next Visit Planning

Patient care coordinators who work with your doctor will schedule your next appointment. They will also schedule any required tests or hospitalizations. Our nurses can help you schedule other appointments, such as chemotherapy or labs.