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UPMC Magee-Womens Hospital offers several cancer support services to assist you and your family with coping with a cancer diagnosis:
Patient navigators are available to provide individualized assistance to you, your family, and caregivers throughout your health care experience at UPMC Magee. Their mission is to help guide you through diagnosis and treatment — answering your questions and providing information about available services and amenities — to ensure a comfortable experience.
For more information or to contact patient navigators at Magee, please call 412-641-4469.
The Center for Integrated Medicine provides multidisciplinary holistic care for individuals with pain, physical health, and stress related problems. Pertinent to the care of cancer survivors, services include acupuncture, massage therapy, shiatsu, Qi Gong (a Chinese mind-body practice), and naturopathic counseling around diet and supplements. Additionally, the Center for Integrated Medicine holds classes in yoga, Tai Chi, meditation, and nutrition.
To schedule an appointment, or for more information, call 412-623-3023 or visit UPMC.com/IntegrativeMedicine.
Counseling services are available at Magee for you and your family to learn different ways of managing the challenges brought on by cancer.
Our team of experienced psychologists are knowledgeable about:
Our professionals represent a collaborative initiative between Magee and UPMC Hillman Cancer Center Behavioral Medicine to provide counseling and psychiatric consultations, assessments, and treatments.
Call 412-623-5888 to schedule an appointment.
Many women with gynecologic cancer find it helpful to talk to another woman who has had the disease. The Magee-Womens Cancer Program offers Woman to Woman (W2W), which is a program that pairs gynecologic cancer patients with trained Volunteer Mentors who provide one-on-one emotional support and mentoring.
For more information, please call patient navigators at 412-641-4469.
The Lymphedema Support Group, sponsored by UPMC Rehabilitation Institute at Magee, is open to anyone with lymphedema, a chronic condition often resulting after surgery. The group is led by physical therapists specializing in lymphedema management. The group meets the third Wednesday of every month.
Call 412-641-4488 for more information or to RSVP.
Look Good...Feel Better is an online beauty program sponsored by the American Cancer Society (ACS) designed to help women cope with the cosmetic side effects of cancer therapy. A trained cosmetologist from the ACS and a registered nurse conduct the program for cancer patients undergoing cancer treatment. This two-hour program offers assistance on makeup application, wig selection, and other types of alternative headwear.
Visit the Look Good...Feel Better website or call the American Cancer Society at 1-800-395-5665 for a listing of program dates and locations.
