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Lung cancer is best treated when detected early. With our deep experience and resources, we can move immediately into treatment when lung cancer is diagnosed.

John Muir Health has developed a reputation in the Bay Area for being a leader in lung cancer detection and treatment.

For more information about our lung cancer services, please call (925) 947-3322.
 

Screening and Early Detection

John Muir Health uses a wide array of diagnostic tools, including advanced minimally invasive technologies, to make a fast and accurate diagnosis.
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Diagnosis

Our highly experienced team of radiologists and pathologists uses a broad range of diagnostic tools to quickly and accurately provide a diagnosis in the most minimally invasive way possible.
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Treatment

The majority of our lung cancer surgeries use minimally invasive techniques, and we offer the most advanced radiation and chemotherapy options.
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Recovery

Our seven-week pulmonary rehabilitation program teaches patients breathing techniques and how to live well beyond cancer.
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Awards & Recognition

John Muir Health has been recognized as a “Center of Excellence” by the Lung Cancer Alliance for providing high quality responsible screening.

Lung Cancer Surgery rated High Performing by U.S. News and World Report 2016, 2017, and 2018.

In the News
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August 17, 2015

The thoracic surgery team at John Muir Health’s Concord medical center recently became the first in the East Bay to successfully use a robotic-assisted device in a lobectomy procedure. The minimally-invasive, thoracic surgery technique for lung cancer treatment can decrease post-operative pain and recovery time for patients.

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