Providence Cancer Institute Patient and Outcomes Data
Cancers treated at Providence
When you’re being treated for cancer, it’s important to have confidence in the people providing your care. Nothing inspires confidence more than experience. Studies show that patients do better, in terms of their outcomes, when they’re treated in centers that see more patients.
Providence Cancer Institute’s experience is unmatched in Oregon. We diagnose and treat over five thousand new cancer patients in our health facilities through-out the region. The following table shows information on the number of unique new adult patients diagnosed and/or treated for cancer in 2014-2017 at our facilities:
2014 |
2015 |
2016 |
2017 |
5283 |
5419 |
5428 |
5455 |
The leading sites of cancer for these patients were:
Primary Site |
2014 |
2015 |
2016 |
2017 |
Breast |
1075 |
1111 |
1113 |
1052 |
Lung & Bronchus |
554 |
580 |
603 |
584 |
Colorectal |
464 |
454 |
480 |
458 |
Prostate |
374 |
437 |
457 |
505 |
Melanoma |
327 |
312 |
338 |
332 |
Leukemia & Lymphoma |
374 |
372 |
364 |
406 |
The chart* below displays the types of cancer treated at the Providence Cancer Institute in 2017.
Distribution of cancer types included as ‘All Other’ in the above graph are shown in the following chart:
*Data for patient volume was generated through our internal cancer registry.