The center will join the ranks of the 11 operational proton therapy centers across the U.S., becoming the first proton therapy center in Ohio.
The 11,000-square-foot center will open for patients in 2015, serving primarily pediatric cancer patients as well as patients with brain and spine tumors, according to the report.
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