Cayuga Health is proud to announce the Cayuga Cancer Center has earned re-accreditation from the American College of Radiology (ACR) for Radiation Medicine, recognizing the center’s continued excellence in patient safety, quality, and care.
The Cayuga Cancer Center provides comprehensive cancer care close to home, offering advanced technology, expert medical and radiation oncology, surgical services, and a wide range of supportive programs. Patients have access to palliative care, counseling, and navigation services, along with strong community partnership such as the Cancer Resource Center of the Finger Lakes. Through multidisciplinary collaboration, each patient receives personalized, coordinated care across all stages of their cancer journey.
The ACR accreditation is considered the gold standard in radiation oncology and is awarded only to facilities that meet the highest level of quality and safety standards following a rigorous review of staff qualifications, equipment, and treatment protocols. The Falck Cancer Center at Arnot Health, another Centralus Health affiliate, is also accredited in Radiation Medicine by the ACR, demonstrating the network’s commitment to high-quality cancer care across its affiliates.
“Re-accreditation from the ACR underscores our commitment to delivering the highest quality cancer care to our community,” said Jennifer Turck, AVP of Operations and Service Lines for Cayuga Health. “This achievement reflects the skill and dedication of Radiation Medicine team and their focus on safe, effective, and compassionate treatment for every patient.”
Centralus Health remains dedicated to improving access to high-quality, patient-centered care across the Finger Lakes and Centralus New York regions. For more information, visit centralushealth.org.
