Support And Education

At the Cancer Center, our patients receive the kind of support and education that can make a life-changing difference.  Draw strength and encouragement from others in a class or support group hosted by the Cancer Center or the American Cancer Society.  Increase your knowledge in the Cancer Resource Center.  Learn more about preparing for treatment and managing side effects from our qualified cancer educators. 

Support Programs

  • LifeSpring (for cancer survivors)
    A 16-week program that combines education, exercise and group meetings.  Designed to move patients toward wellness.
  • OMHS Cancer Support Group
    Monthly meeting for men and women.

 

Services Provided By The American Cancer Society

  • Head and Neck Cancer Support Group
    Education and support for men and women diagnosed with head and neck cancer.
  • I Can Cope
    Educational program for people facing cancer, either personally or as a friend or family caregiver.
  • Look Good…Feel Better
    For female cancer patients experiencing appearance-related side effects. Volunteer cosmetologists provide beauty techniques to enhance patients’ appearances and self images and to help minimize the physical effects of cancer treatment.
  • Man to Man
    An educational and support resource for men with prostate cancer and their families. Presentations, written materials and videos provide information
    about diagnosis and treatment options for prostate cancer.
  • Reach to Recovery
    A volunteer visitation program for women with breast cancer and their loved ones.
  • Road to Recovery
    For cancer patients needing transportation to and from treatments.

Please contact the Mitchell Memorial Cancer Center at (800) 947-7102 for information on meeting times and dates.

270-688-2000
For information about OMHS
1-877-888-OMHS
For answers to your health questions, 24 hours a day

Free Cancer Screenings

OMHS partners with the American Cancer Society, the Kentucky Cancer Program, and our physicians to offer free skin and prostate/colorectal cancer screenings.  Call (800) 947-7102 to learn more about free screenings.