Sanford Cancer Center Bismarck

Sanford Cancer Center Bismarck

Comprehensive Cancer Care

If you’ve been diagnosed with cancer or a blood disorder, you need specialized care – and so much more. We know this can be a difficult and stressful time for you and your family. That’s why the Sanford Cancer Center in Bismarck, North Dakota, is here to deliver world-class, comprehensive and family-centered care.

When you’re facing cancer, we’re on your side with the compassion you deserve and the expertise you need.

State-of-the-Art Facility

Our cancer center, which opened in early 2023, provides you with the highest quality of specialty care while offering convenience and comfort close to home. You’ll receive holistic care and treatment in a healing environment that promotes communication, collaboration and individualization.

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A Team Approach to Care

Our specialized cancer team will guide you through every stage. Using our combined experience, we’ll personalize your care based on your specific needs and cancer type. Your care will be coordinated at every step, from diagnosis to treatment to survivorship.

Sanford Research has achieved some of the best cancer survival rates in the country thanks to the advanced treatment options through clinical trials. You’ll have access to the latest trials, research and treatments. 

Our experts will help you choose and navigate the best course for your care.

Browse our patient education resources to learn about a specific cancer diagnosis or explore our hematology services to learn about care for blood disorders.

Bismarck Cancer Center

The Bismarck Cancer Center is a joint venture between Sanford Health and St. Alexius Medical Center to provide a place for radiation therapy.

At the Bismarck Cancer Center, you’ll find a highly-skilled radiation therapy team of oncology nurses, radiation therapists, a medical physicist and dosimetrists – professionals who specialize in the physics behind radiation therapy treatment – working alongside radiation oncologists to care for patients during their treatment.