Dr. Richard C. Ostenson Cancer Center at Good Samaritan—Inpatient Care

Good Samaritan offers a wide variety of diagnostic, radiation, chemotherapy and surgical treatments for people with cancer. We also offer radioactive seed implants, stem-cell transplants and immunotherapy when appropriate.

Our inpatient oncology (cancer) Unit is located on the fourth floor of Good Samaritan Hospital. The unit has 23 beds (private and semi-private) dedicated to cancer care. We have heart monitors on the unit with telemetry support from our special care unit (SCU). A pharmacy is also located within the oncology floor.

Families are encouraged to visit, and the unit has a liberal visiting policy. Each patient room has sleeper chairs for family members. A family room and kitchen are available for patient and family use. The unit also offers music, massage and pet therapies to enhance patient care.

Home health, hospice and infusion therapy are also available to our cancer patients when needed. To contact Cancer Care, please click here.