The WVU Cancer Institute is dedicated to providing compassionate care, combining the latest in cancer treatment with a patient-centered approach. Through a culture of service, respect and inclusivity, the institute prioritizes cancer prevention, treatment and research to improve patient outcomes. With a growing network of care centers, the institute ensures high-quality services are accessible across West Virginia and beyond, with facilities like the Mary Babb Randolph Cancer Center offering specialized treatments such as blood and bone marrow transplants, CAR T-cell therapy and hyperthermic chemotherapy. As part of an academic medical center, the institute fosters collaboration between clinicians and scientists to drive innovation in cancer care. In 2023, the institute saw nearly 159,000 patient visits, reflecting its extensive reach and commitment to providing the latest advancements in care. The WVU Cancer Institute also emphasizes diversity, equity and inclusion, ensuring care is accessible and respectful to all individuals.
