Our flagship location is the Charles Lewis Pavilion, a 10-story, 220,000-square-foot facility with 60 private inpatient beds dedicated to our oncology units. The multidisciplinary cancer facility contains the services needed for your care from diagnosis through all phases of treatment and follow-up. Our team includes board-certified surgeons, medical and radiation oncologists, pathologists, radiologists, nurses, therapists, advanced practice providers and researchers.

Since our beginning in 1983 as the ORMC Center for Cancer Treatment, weve treated more than 100,000 patients. We measure our success one patient at a time. When you choose Orlando Health Cancer Institute, you can be sure you are getting the most innovative and advanced treatments and technologies.

The institute has a new Bone Marrow Transplant and Cellular Therapy Program using autologous and allogeneic BMT to treat adult blood cancers, including leukemia, lymphoma and multiple myeloma. The program targets high-risk patients, including those with comorbidities such as heart disease or uncontrolled cancer.

Also at the institute is the Cancer Genetics and High-Risk Care Center the only one of its kind in Central Florida focusing on patients identified as high risk for breast and other cancers by personal history, family history or genetic testing. Patients work closely with an oncologist and genetic counselor to build a roadmap for the future, including surveillance, risk-reduction plan and lifestyle changes.

We also have treatment locations in Ocoee, Clermont and Lake Mary, as well as our Dr. Phillips location in Orlando, along with more than 10 practice locations to serve our patients from all over the state.

Our first and largest campus is our state-of-the-art Charles Lewis Pavilion. The 10-story building is 220,000 square feet. The Charles Lewis Pavilionoffers all the services and support you need from diagnosis through treatment and beyond.

In the mid-90s Orlando Health recognized the growing need for a dedicated cancer facility. Recognizing the incredible work as well as the tremendous needs of the Orlando Health Cancer Institute, Joe Lewis and his daughter, Vivienne, saw an opportunity to help defeat cancer and at the same time establish a lasting memorial to Joes father, Charles Lewis. The new facility was named the Charles Lewis Pavilion, in honor of Joes father.

Today, Orlando Health Cancer Institute is part of a fully integrated statewide cancer treatment and research system. Not only is it one of the largest clinical and basic cancer research centers in the world, it is one of the premier providers of cancer care in Florida. In addition to the Charles Lewis Pavilion, where the Cancer Institute is housed, the Charles Lewis Institute exists to support this groundbreaking organization as we continue to move forward, making new inroads into understanding, treating, and defeating cancer.

The Cancer Institute is committed to providing the best educational programs available in oncology to physicians, clinicians, staff and to all patients and their families. By providing the latest information available on medical advances and research related to cancer through innovative technologies, caregivers and patients alike are well-equipped to wage war against the enemy: cancer.

For patients and their families, our website provides convenient access to the latest cancer information. Finally, the Cancer Institute educational specialists reach out to the community about cancer prevention, early detection and other programs available through the center.

Clinical trials are an important aspect of the care we provide at Orlando Health Cancer Institute. Currently, we manage clinical trials that are testing new ways to detect and treat cancer, reduce the side effects of drugs and improve patients comfort and quality of life.

Our clinical research department develops and oversees all biotechnological, basic and translational research activities of the Cancer Institute. Today, cancer research is making significant strides toward understanding this terrible disease, and as a result, promising new treatments for cancer are being developed.

Besides research studies involving new chemotherapies, we also offer trials of new methods of giving chemotherapy that have been tested and previously approved. Trials also may include different methods of radiation therapy, new surgery options and ways to combat symptoms related either to treatment or cancer.

As the Cancer Center seeks to fulfill its mission of 'Inspiring hope through extraordinary care., technology has emerged as a vital link to defeating cancer. We offer patients the highest-quality care and access to the broadest possible array of treatment alternatives.

The Integrative Medicine Department at Orlando Health engages patients and their families to become active participants in improving physical, emotional and social health. Through personalized, research-based interventions and education we are able to help people cope with the stress, side-effects and dramatic changes that cancer causes in their lives. We believe that the best cutting-edge medical treatment is essential for our patients and families, but so is taking care of their emotional, psychological and spiritual needs.

An integral part of Integrative Medicine is the Cancer Support Community (CSC), an international non-profit founded in 1982. An affiliate of the Cancer Center, the CSC offers any patient in Central Florida the chance to gather with other patients going through similar experiences in a setting that helps them escape their everyday lives through activities like art, music, meditation and yoga.

The Orlando Health Cancer Institute offers comprehensive, compassionate and personalized services to our patients. Our approach to providing the highest quality care is founded on a commitment to clinical excellence and innovation.

Our commitment to your health has been recognized by many national organizations. Weve received accreditations from the Quality Oncology Practice Initiative, American College of Radiology, National Accreditation Program for Breast Centers and American College of Surgeons Commission on Cancer.

We understand cancer care can be overwhelming and difficult to navigate, especially when there are multiple treatments or locations to consider. We want to make this time in our patients' lives easier and less stressful, which is why we offer care coordination services.

Our mission is to deliver the right treatment and the best possible care to every patient. We treat everyone like a member of our own family with personalized, accessible and innovative cancer care. We provide compassionate and individualized services based on your specific cancer.

Compliance & Ethics serves as the central nervous system of the Compliance & Ethics Program, but each team member is responsible for reporting any questionable ethical actions or suspected violations. Under the guidance of the chief compliance & ethics officer, Compliance & Ethics receives and evaluates information that is disseminated to various skilled individuals to investigate and report findings. Questions, complaints, concerns and suggestions come to the department from numerous sources, such as team members, patients, clients, physicians, visitors and community members. Working with the appropriate staff, action plans are developed, executed and monitored to ensure that desired outcomes are attained. The department does not replace other activities within the organization (e.g., risk management or safety management) but serves as a resource for information and coordination of compliance, which affects every facility, site, department and individual within the organization.

The mission of the Compliance & Ethics Program at Orlando Health is to assist the organization with its commitment to conducting its business in full compliance with applicable federal and state statutes, regulations, the Code of Conduct and corporate policy. The program assists in supporting and maintaining a culture of compliance, integrity and business ethics within the organization. Further, the program aids in the prevention, detection, and resolution of deviations from expected behavior, whether intentional or not. The program provides education and is a resource to consult on compliance matters.

Orlando Healths Compliance Hotline is a simple, risk-free way for team members to report compliance concerns. The Compliance Hotline connects team members to an outside vendor who forwards the information they provide to Compliance & Ethics for investigation and resolution. Team members can remain anonymous when reporting compliance concerns. All matters reported to the Compliance Hotline are investigated thoroughly and in a timely manner.