Visitor restrictions are currently in place at Icon Cancer Centre North Lakes and all patients and staff are required to wear face masks at this time. We understand these visitor restrictions can be challenging and encourage you to contact our team for further advice if you have any questions or concerns. Please click here to read the full COVID-19 Queensland announcement.
About Icon Cancer Centre North Lakes
Icon Cancer Centre North Lakes provides access to comprehensive cancer care in a friendly and supportive environment. Led by a team of experienced doctors, the centre offers the latest in chemotherapy, radiation therapy and treatment for blood disorders. Icon North Lakes are committed to offering personalised and affordable care for patients and their loved ones, ensuring the local community can access exceptional care close to home.
If you would like to receive treatment at our centre, we are here to help. Send us a message here and we will be in touch with more information on what to do next.
Getting to Icon Cancer Centre North Lakes
Public Transport
The closest train station is Mango Hill. From Mango Hill Station there are buses to and from North Lakes bus station. The North Lakes bus station is only a short walk to the centre and services buses from surrounding suburbs including Scarborough, Redcliffe and Deception Bay. For more information on public transport options, please visit Translink or phone 13 12 30.
We understand that travelling to and from medical appointments can be difficult for many people affected by cancer. Cancer Council Queensland’s Transport to Treatment service works with the local community and Cancer Council volunteers to help people get their treatment. This service is available for eligible patients located within 25km of the centre (e.g. north to Caboolture, south to Bridgeman Downs, east to Redcliffe and west to Cashmere). For more information about this service and eligibility, please contact our team on 07 3453 0000.
Parking
Free on-site undercover parking is provided for patients undergoing treatment.