Resources for Jellison Cancer Institute Patients & Caregivers
At the Brian D. Jellison Cancer Institute at Sarasota Memorial, patients and loved ones are never alone on the cancer journey. We offer an array of dedicated resources and support services to help guide, educate and comfort you, every step of the way.
Patient Education & Community Outreach
Visit our Cancer Information Office at the main hospital campus or call the Jellison Cancer Institute at 941-262-7500 to learn about upcoming cancer screenings, education events, the latest cancer care research and other services and resources.
For cancer-related Q&As and tips from our team of experts, visit Sarasota Memorial’s Healthe-Matters blog or our Thrive in the Kitchen Healthy Cooking Video Series for patients living with cancer and our Thrive Oncology Wellness & Exercise video series.
HealthLine Physician Referral Help
Need help choosing a specialist or making an appointment with a Sarasota Memorial physician? Want to learn more about a physician you’ve been referred to? Call our HealthLine team at 941-917-7777 (toll-free: 800-764-8255, ext. 7777). The knowledgeable staff is available from 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. weekdays, excluding major holidays; there is no fee for this service.
Other Helpful Resources
Find A Doctor
Jellison Cancer Institute Physician Team Members (printable PDF)
Patient & Visitor Information
Guidance on Advanced Directives and Living Wills
Tour the Radiation Oncology Center
Tour the Oncology Tower at SMH-Sarasota
Cancer Program Public Reporting of Outcomes
2017- Skin Cancer Prevention & Screening Event
2018- Colon Cancer Prevention & Screeninng Event
Printable Cancer Services Resources
2023 Cancer Institute Annual Report
Oncology Navigation Program
Cancer Services
Breast Cancer Services
Gastrointestinal Cancer Services
Genitourinary Cancer Services
Gynecological Cancer Services
Lung Cancer Services
Nutrition Counseling & Lifestyle Coaching
Robotic & Minimally Invasive Surgery
Supportive Care Services
Genetic Counseling & Testing
LDCT Lung Cancer Screening
Cancer Survivorship