Insurance and Billing   |   Support Groups   |   For more info

Welcome to The Cancer Center at Lake Manassas. We are dedicated to providing the highest quality cancer care for our patients in a warm and patient-centered environment. Since February 2007, we have battled a variety of cancers using the most advanced radiation therapy technologies. We are committed to providing comprehensive cancer treatment by adding additional services such as PET/CT imaging, a diagnostic technology that improves cancer diagnosis. We are also fortunate to have on our premises Northern Virginia Hematology and Oncology to allow patients to receive both chemo and radiation treatments in one facility.

Insurance and Billing

We accept Anthem, United (and those under United such as MAMSI, MDIPA), Aetna, Cigna, Coventry (Coventry, First Health, Mutual of Omaha), Carefirst BC/BS (PPO). We are required to ask for a special request for Carefirst HMO patients. If you do not see your insurance listed, please call us first before making your decision as we make every effort to work with any private insurance company.  We have been very successful in working with various smaller insurance companies to come to an agreement to treat their patients as in-network patients for individual cases. We are committed to serving this community, and want to work with you to ensure that you get the care you need. For more information about insurance, billing, or financial assistance, call us at (703) 753-4045.

Support Groups

Support groups foster a sense of community among people affected by cancer. Patient support groups provide a safe place to share thoughts and feelings with others dealing with similar concerns and emotions. There are a number of support groups and programs at The Cancer Center, Fauquier Hospital, and Prince William Hospital to help patients as well as their families and caregivers. Click here to view a list of support groups in the area.

For more information

We understand that receiving a diagnosis of cancer and the subsequent treatments can be very stressful. You may have a lot of questions and concerns and wonder what the next few months will be like. The Cancer Center staff will work closely with your own personal physicians in delivering your care, and we are here to help you through the process. Should you have questions or concerns, please check with your physician or contact the Cancer Center at (703) 753-4045. You may also find this list of questions from actual patients provides helpful information. Read Frequently Asked Questions about radiation therapy.

You may also find additional information on these recommended websites:

American Cancer Society

Breast Cancer Network of Strength

National Cancer Institute - Q&A on Radiation Therapy

Radiology Info

Relay for Life