The Robert and Beverly Lewis Family Cancer Care Center provides support groups and wellness programs to give the support you need before, during, and after cancer - at no cost. All classes and support groups will be held in the Community Room at The Robert and Beverly Lewis Family Cancer Care Center, located at 1910 Royalty Drive, Pomona, CA 91767.
Please note that all groups are subject to change. To confirm if a group is meeting, call 909.865.9907.
Our Cancer Education Library is open to the community Monday through Friday from 8:00 am - 5:00 pm and offers cancer-related materials for check out.
A free wig is available to women undergoing cancer treatment. Call 909.865.9907 to schedule an appointment.
The DigniCap® Scalp Cooling System can reduce hair loss during chemotherapy for both male and female cancer patients with solid tumors, according to the FDA. Patients wear a snug-fitting cap connected to a cooling unit before, during and after chemotherapy. Cold fluid circulates through the cap, constricting blood vessels in the scalp and reducing the amount of chemotherapy that reaches hair follicles. Pomona Valley Hospital Medical Center Foundation has created a fund to assist our patients who otherwise might not have access to this technology.
For more information on support services at The Robert and Beverly Lewis Family Cancer Care Center, please call 909.865.9555.
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