Regardless of your situation, we believe there is HOPE!
Let’s Talk
We understand that you may have many concerns right now.
Our admissions counselors are happy to help you find the answers you need.
Get a FREE personalized treatment plan today.
What To Expect
1
Fill out a secure and confidential form so we can get to know you a little better before the call.
– Less than 5 min to complete.
2
One of our admissions counselors will call you quickly to lend support and answer any questions that you may have about Hope4Cancer.
Learn More About Healing & Hope
Tyler's Colon Cancer Patient Journey
At the end of 2022, when Tyler first noticed some painful and frequent urination, he knew something was wrong but never would have guessed he was about to receive the shocking news of a stage 4 colon cancer diagnosis. With the help of his daughter, Tyler began researching alternatives and within a week was on his way to Hope4Cancer Playas de Tijuana to receive a comprehensive cancer treatment approach.
Learn More
5 Myths About PSA and Prostate Cancer
Prostate cancer is the second most common cancer in men. This type of cancer is so prevalent that experts estimate that 1 in 8 men will be diagnosed with prostate cancer at some point in their life. As men near age 50, chatter starts growing about screening for prostate cancer through a PSA test. Learn more on our blog.
Read Blog
Become Our Patient
Once you’ve decided to embark on a Hope4Cancer journey, with new horizons around the corner, it can be easy for the “next step” to seem more like a daunting leap. We’ve compiled the following resources to help you get from your door to ours, and back again with ease.
Learn More
Beginner's Guide to the Immune System and its Cancer Connection
With most acute infectious diseases, it is easy to connect the cause (pathogen) to the effect (symptoms). The same cannot be said for cancer. While some cancer cases can be directly associated with certain toxins other types of cancers can sometimes appear to be random. Are these “random” cancer cases actually random, or do we simply not know their cause yet?
Read Blog