Hartford Healthcare announces new Fairfield Cancer Center with new radiation treatment
Cancer patients in Connecticut no longer have to travel to New York for specific treatment.
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6h agoCancer patients in Connecticut no longer have to travel to New York for specific treatment.
Hartford Healthcare opened its new Fairfield Cancer Center on Friday.
It's a partnership with Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center in New York to bring an Ethos machine to Connecticut.
The machine is a linear accelerator for radiation treatments.
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