Sutter's been taking care of cancer patients over 100 years, so we know what we're doing.
It means so much to be on that journey with them, and you're seeing these patients.
If you're on chemotherapy, you're coming in every two weeks, every four weeks, and it's
long-term, so you really build special connections there.
So that's definitely the most important, you know, part of why I love my job.
I feel like it's an honor to be a part of the- their team as they go journey through this.
That I'm here just to guide you throughout this vulnerable time in your life, throughout
your treatment and beyond.
we're here as resources for you.
You're doing all of the hard work.
We're just here to support you through it.
We always try to let them know you're in good hands.
If there's any questions, if there's any concerns, we're there for you every step of
the way, you know, any- anything that you might be feeling.
We're here to help. We have access to various resources, and we
want to do everything we can to help them.
The financial burden should be the last thing that they're worried about.
We want them to focus on getting better.
I really try to listen to my patients, you know, to try to find out, you know, what are
their goals and what is important to them, and there are certain aspects of the treatment,
you know, that they can have some control over, you know, decisions that they can make.
And one of the things, like, a lot of the patients want to have Christmas week off.
That's take the holiday off or be able to take a trip.
in some cases, it's more important to s- stay on schedule that in other cases, there's more
leeway there. So I'll clear it with the provider, and if the
provider's okay with it, I really recommend those patients do the things in life that
bring them joy.
We're your Sutter Health Cancer Care Team.
