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March 16, 2019

Northern Arizona Healthcare plans to provide medical oncology and chemotherapy infusion treatment at the Verde Valley Medical Center. They also plan to add a larger cancer facility to the VVMC’s Sedona campus, according to Trista MacVittie, NAH and VVMC’s communications director. VVN/Vyto Starinskas

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Cancer patients to have access to chemo in Verde Valley

Soon Verde Valley cancer patients will be able to get their chemotherapy treatments in Cottonwood and Sedona.

By Vyto Starinskas March 16, 2019
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