From our highly experienced doctors to the latest technology available and a compassionate care team that understands how to support you, you can be sure you are accessing the cancer care you deserve.
At Icon, care is more than just a word.
It’s a belief in a personal approach that matches
your needs and those of your loved ones in the
toughest of times.
We are here with you every step of the way.
How can we help?
Becoming a patient
Learn how to become a patient at our centre, or request a call back from one of our friendly team members.
Treatments
Information about treatment options at Icon Cancer Centre
Starting radiation therapy
Information about what to expect at your first visit
Next Steps: Radiation Therapy
Icon Library: This booklet supports you in taking the next step from diagnosis, to starting radiation therapy.
My cancer discovery: Radiation myths, are just myths
Patient Blog: A patient perspective on starting radiation treatment
Radiation Therapy
Learn more about radiation therapy and the different techniques offered at our centres
Our radiation oncologists
Meet our exceptional doctors who offer radiation oncology treatments
Starting chemotherapy
Information on what to expect at your first visit
Next Steps: Chemotherapy
Icon Library: This booklet supports you in taking the next step from diagnosis, to starting chemotherapy
Your care team
Here are some of the people you may meet and the role they have in your care.
Questions for your doctor
Icon Library: Here are some questions you may like to ask to gain a better understanding of your diagnosis
How does Chemotherapy work?
Learn how chemotherapy works, including common myths and questions
Breast Cancer Cancer
Learn what is breast cancer and the different treatment types available
Questions for your doctor
Icon Library: Here are some questions you may like to ask to gain a better understanding of your diagnosis
My cancer discovery: Radiation myths, are just myths
Patient Blog: A patient perspective on starting radiation treatment
Deep Inspiration Breath Hold [DIBH]
Learn about this innovative technique for left-sided breast cancers
Bowel Cancer Cancer
Learn what is bowel cancer and the different support available
Questions for your doctor
Icon Library: Here are some questions you may like to ask to gain a better understanding of your diagnosis
Becoming a patient
What to expect when becoming a patient at Icon
Common Terms
Icon Library: Knowing the meaning of cancer related terms can give you and your loved ones a better understanding of your diagnosis
Lung Cancer Cancer
Learn what is lung cancer and the different support available
Becoming a patient
What to expect when becoming a patient at Icon
Questions for your doctor
Icon Library: Here are some questions you may like to ask to gain a better understanding of your diagnosis
My cancer discovery: Radiation myths, are just myths
Patient Blog: A patient perspective on starting radiation treatment
An honest account of my battle with prostate cancer
Patient Blog: A patient perspective on fighting prostate cancer
Starting radiation therapy
Information on what to expect at your first visit
My cancer discovery: Radiation myths, are just myths
Patient Blog: A patient perspective on starting radiation therapy
Prostate Cancer Cancer
Learn what is lung cancer and the different support available
Ovarian Cancer Cancer
Learn what is ovarian cancer and the different support available
An ovarian cancer diagnosis
Patient Blog: A patient perspective on their journey with ovarian cancer
Common Terms
Icon Library: Knowing the meaning of cancer related terms can give you and your loved ones a better understanding of your diagnosis
Questions for your doctor
Icon Library: Here are some questions you may like to ask to gain a better understanding of your diagnosis
Support services
Find the right support agency for your needs, lifestyle and type of cancer
Managing cancer side effects
See what allied health support can help you through treatment and reach your recovery goals
Iconic Community
Patient Blogs: Our patients share their perspective and advice
Families and carers
The role of a carer: How to look after yourself and your loved one with cancer
Life after cancer
How to prepare for the transition to life beyond treatment
Support services
Find the right support agency for your needs, lifestyle and type of cancer
Get Involved
How to make your voice heard
Tara’s Story – Finding the good in the bad
Patient blog: A honest perspective on life with breast cancer
Life after cancer
How to prepare for the transition to life beyond treatment
Support services
Find the right support agency for your needs, lifestyle and type of cancer
Tara’s Story – Finding the good in the bad
Patient blog: A honest perspective on life with breast cancer
Get Involved
How to make your voice heard
Patients & Families
The role of a carer: How to look after yourself and your loved one with cancer
Support services
Find the right support agency for your needs, lifestyle and type of cancer
Managing cancer side effects
See what allied health support can help you through treatment and reach your recovery goals
Breast Cancer Cancer
What is breast cancer and the different support available
Starting chemotherapy
Learn what to expect when starting chemotherapy treatment
Starting radiation therapy
Learn what to expect when starting radiation therapy
Deep Inspiration Breath Hold [DIBH]
Learn about this innovative technique for left-sided breast cancers
Bowel Cancer Cancer
What is bowel cancer and the different support available
Starting chemotherapy
Knowing what to expect can make starting chemotherapy a bit easier
Becoming a patient
How to become a patient at Icon and information about our centres
Lung Cancer Cancer
What is lung cancer and the different support available
Starting chemotherapy
Information on what to expect at your first visit
Starting radiation therapy
Information on what to expect at your first visit
Becoming a patient
How to become a patient at Icon and information about our centres
Ovarian Cancer Cancer
What is ovarian cancer and the different support available
Families and carers
The role of a carer: How to look after yourself and your loved one with cancer
An ovarian cancer diagnosis
Patient Blog: A patient perspective on receiving an ovarian cancer diagnosis
Prostate Cancer Cancer
Learn what is prostate cancer and the support available
An honest account of my battle with prostate cancer
Patient Blog: A patient perspective on fighting prostate cancer
Families and carers
The role of a carer: How to look after yourself and your loved one with cancer
Radiation Therapy
Learn more about radiation therapy and the different techniques offered at our centres
Helpful Links
Icon has a long history of delivering exceptional cancer care for the Australian community. With 30 years of experience, we understand our patients and how to walk them through this stage of their lives with compassion, knowledge and hope.
Tara’s Story – Finding the good in the bad
I just want people to know that, even when things are not okay, they're okay. - Tara's video...
A Young Battler
How a clinical trial gave hope to a young cancer patient
Introducing tattoo-free radiation therapy
Icon Cancer Centre Mulgrave offers cutting-edge technology to eliminate tattoo markings
The gift my cancer gave me
Finding acceptance and appreciation of self.
Steve’s Silly Socks
How bright socks made light of prostate treatment.
Icon Cancer Centre opens in Canberra
Icon opens first private radiation oncology service in Canberra
Bringing care closer to Mackay homes
Icon Cancer Centre Mackay installs isolator - bringing more care closer to homes
Prostate cancer diagnosis and treatments
Dr Jim Jackson explains the symptoms and treatments for prostate cancer
Under the wings of uplifted
Brisbane North-side charity provides practical support to women going through breast cancer
Finding a pal through prostate cancer
Mackay patients find friendship through cancer care
An Australian first – HyperArc technology helping patients with secondary brain cancer
Advanced radiation therapy technology benefiting patients with secondary brain tumours.