CANCER CARE
CONNECTION

WHAT IS OUR
PURPOSE
The purpose of The Cancer Care Connection is to ensure a seamless and comprehensive approach to providing education regarding cancer screenings, coordinating care across different healthcare providers, addressing physical and emotional needs, and facilitating communication between all involved parties to optimize patient outcomes and quality of life throughout the process, from diagnosis to survivorship.
The Cancer Care Coordination program aims to improve patient experience, quality of life, and clinical outcomes by delivering coordinated, patient-centered care.
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Prevention & Improvement
DRH Health has been awarded a Health Resources and Services Administration grant to develop processes to aid in the prevention and improvement of cancer care and outcomes, one of the leading causes of morbidity and mortality in our communities.
DRH Health, working with Pathways to a Healthier You, Cancer Centers of Southwest Oklahoma, Wichita Mountain Prevention Network, and the Stephens and Jefferson County Health Departments, received $299,626 annually for four years. The program aims to create a care coordination network to increase access to preventive education, cancer screenings, early diagnoses, and care coordination for Cotton, Jefferson, and Stephens Counties citizens.
“Over the term of the four-year award, our program will improve access to cancer services in these counties,” said Grant Project Director Cyndi Crook. “Besides the coordination of care, a concentrative effort will be made to provide education regarding the top cancers affecting our communities and the preventive screenings available to provide earlier detection, thus allowing for better outcomes.”
DRH Health is one of only ten organizations in the United States that received funding through the HRSA for Rural Health Care Coordination.
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March 11, 2025
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