What is City of Hope known for?

City of Hope is best known as a cancer treatment center. It has been designated a Comprehensive Cancer Center by the National Cancer Institute.

Is City of Hope a children’s hospital?

Our Expertise. City of Hope is a member of the Children’s Oncology Group which maintains rigorous staffing, services and facilities standards for treating children’s cancer. 90 percent of all pediatric cancer cases in the U.S. are treated at COG institutions.

Does City of Hope take Medi Cal?

City of Hope contracts with most major Health Maintenance Organizations (HMO) and Preferred Provider Organizations (PPO) for hospital services. In addition, City of Hope is a participating provider in government programs such as Medicare, Medi-Cal and Tricare/Champus.

How many hospitals does City of Hope have?

Find a Location. City of Hope’s cancer care network of more than 35 locations expands across Southern California, giving thousands of patients increased access to personalized, leading-edge treatments and breakthrough discoveries.

Who runs City hope?

Robert Stone
Robert Stone leads City of Hope, a premier cancer research and treatment center dedicated to innovation in biomedical science and the delivery of compassionate, world-class patient care.

How do I get a second opinion in City of Hope?

If you would like to schedule a remote second opinion consult with a City of Hope physician, you can contact the Center for International Medicine at 1-800-826-4673, option 9. You can also scan our WeChat QR codes below to chat directly with our patient services team.

Who founded City of Hope?

Arnold and Mabel Beckman established City of Hope’s Beckman Research Institute, securing its place as a renowned research center. And in 1998 the National Cancer Institute designated City of Hope a Comprehensive Cancer Center – one in a select group in the U.S. to be so named.