Visitor Update. Patients are allowed only one adult visitor in the waiting room during an exam visit. Patients are not allowed any visitors in the waiting room during treatments. Visitors will have to wait outside the clinic while any patient is receiving treatment. We apologize for this temporary inconvenience.

All Tennessee Oncology locations remain open. We continue to implement steps recommended by the Center for Disease Control to protect our patients and staff. Protective gear and screening tools are in use at all clinic locations. We are currently expanding our telemedicine services to accommodate a larger number of patients.

Please plan to come to your scheduled on-site visit unless:

1. We contact you to reschedule your appointment or arrange a telemedicine visit

2. You have, in the last 14 days, been directly exposed to someone with a confirmed case of or to someone being tested for Coronavirus and you have a new onset fever, cough or shortness of breath. In that case, we ask you please call the clinic before coming to your scheduled appointment. 

If you have any questions please call your clinic for assistance. Thank you.

“COA is taking the 2020 Community Oncology Conference virtual April 23-24, 2020!
After careful consideration for the health and safety of attendees, and global efforts to stem the COVID-19 (coronavirus) pandemic, we, the Board of Directors of the Community Oncology Alliance (COA), have made the obvious decision to cancel the in-person COA Conference.”

Details on registration and how to join us for this exciting virtual Conference will be released very soon. If you want to stay updated, please sign up HERE.

– Jeff Patton, M.D., CEO, Tennessee OncologyPresident, OneOncology