Donna Isgett, President and CEO of McLeod Health, reflects on the opening of the first comprehensive cancer center in Horry County. The McLeod Center for Cancer Treatment and Research on the campus of McLeod Health Seacoast offers patients access to medical oncology, chemotherapy/immunotherapy and radiation oncology all under one roof.

Mr. Ronald Fowler, Chairman of the McLeod Health Board of Trustees, explains how the new McLeod Center for Cancer Treatment and Research in Horry County, is the culmination of a vision that is now a reality for cancer patients on the coast.

Dr. Donny Huynh, a McLeod Oncologist, explains how the new Center for Cancer Treatment and Research is allowing for greater collaboration between cancer specialists and taking the delivery of cancer care to another level in Horry County.

McLeod Radiation Oncologist Dr. Virginia Clyburn-Ipock explains how the new McLeod Center for Cancer Treatment and Research in Horry County offers patients the greatest resource of time through the collaboration of their medical and radiation oncologists working together to deliver high-quality cancer care in one center.

Will McLeod, CEO of McLeod Regional Medical Center, talks about the importance of the new Center for Cancer Treatment and Research for the patients of Horry County and how the continuum of cancer care with medical oncology, radiation oncology, and infusion therapy all available in one comprehensive cancer center improves outcomes for patients.

McLeod Center for Cancer Treatment and Research Staff with Radiation Oncology, Infusion Services and the Infusion Pharmacy explain the benefits of the new linear accelerator in cancer treatment and the Infusion Pharmacy as well as how our patients contributed to the design of the infusion rooms and the additional space available so we can treat even more patients. Featured in video: Tobin Human, Chief Medical Physicist; Nicole Spencer, Director of Oncology Services; and Morgan Pierce, Pharmacy Manager, Infusion and Oncology Services.

Staff members with the new McLeod Center for Cancer Treatment and Research in Horry County explain the benefits of having the physician offices on the second floor, as well as the addition of the latest PET/CT Scanner to detect if the cancer has been eradicated or spread to other areas. Featured in video: Chris Hurst, Regional Practice Administrator for Oncology Services; Justin Owens, Director of Radiology Services; and David Poston, Associate Vice President of Radiology.