About Icon Cancer Centre Richmond
Icon Cancer Centre Richmond has proudly provided the latest in radiotherapy technology and techniques in a friendly and supportive environment since opening in 2012.
Located on-site at Epworth Richmond, Icon Richmond offers cutting-edge radiotherapy treatment for all cancer types. We offer Leksell Gamma Knife® technology, providing advanced, non-invasive treatments for a wide range of complex brain, skull base, and neurological conditions.
Treatment is delivered by an experienced team dedicated to ensuring that patients and their loved ones receive support and exceptional care every step of the way. Our patients are seen by one doctor for the duration of their treatment.
Phone 03 9936 8277
Fax 03 9978 9427
Email admin.richmond@icon.team
Location
Epworth Centre, Level 4, 32 Erin Street, Richmond VIC 3121 | Find us
Opening hours
Monday to Friday - 8.00am to 5.00pm
4 days
Average time to start radiotherapy
Monthly average. Last updated January 2026
Find out moreInformation provided on this website is intended to be used as a general guide only. While the information is as accurate and up-to-date as possible, Icon Group does not warrant or represent that any patient will be seen in a particular order or timeframe.
Access to radiotherapy 12-month trend for Epworth Richmond
Getting here
By car
Free on-site parking is located underneath Epworth Richmond Hospital. Entrance via Bridge Road.
By public transport
Tram lines 48 and 75 provide access to stop 15, directly outside Epworth Hospital. West Richmond Station (Freeman Street & Muir Street) is a 6-minute walk from the hospital, while Richmond Station (Swan Street) is a 15-minute walk. For specific information on public transport, please visit Public Transport Victoria or phone 1800 800 007.
Treatment and care at Icon Cancer Centre Epworth Richmond
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Radiation oncology
Precise radiotherapy treatment for all cancer types using a state-of-the-art Varian linear accelerator
Gamma Knife – Precise stereotactic radiosurgery for cranial, brain and neurological conditions using the state-of-the-art Leksell Gamma Knife® system
Pinpoint accuracy – Almost 200 beams of focused radiation target the affected area with sub-millimetre precision while sparing healthy tissue
Outpatient procedure – Safe, painless treatment with no incision or hospital stay
Shorter treatment course – Most patients require only 1–5 sessions, compared to up to 30 with other forms of radiation therapy
Radiotherapy planning and treatment are provided on the same campus, with dedicated RT-planning CT and co-located MRI access
Deep Inspiration Breath Hold (DIBH) – A technique for breast cancer patients that reduces the potential impact of radiation on the heart
HyperArc – An advanced technique that precisely target multiple intra-cranial metastases with high doses of radiation whilst minimising doses to surrounding healthy brain tissue
Image Guided Radiotherapy (IGRT) – A technique that utilises advanced imaging equipment and computer software (including CT and x-ray) to precisely target a tumour with radiation beams
Intensity Modulated Radiotherapy (IMRT) – A technique that delivers high dose radiotherapy to cancerous tumours, while limiting the impact of radiation on healthy surrounding tissue
Stereotactic Radiotherapy – An advanced technique that delivers pinpoint precise radiotherapy to treat small tumours with well-defined edges, including tumours that have spread from a primary cancer
Surface Guided Radiotherapy (SGRT) using Varian’s IDENTIFY system – An advanced technology that delivers highly-accurate radiotherapy without the need to have permanent tattoo marks
Volumetric Modulated Radiotherapy (VMAT) – A technique that delivers radiotherapy beams in a series of arcs or angles by a rotating machine to allow for greater access to a cancerous tumour
No private health insurance required; up to 90% of fee covered by Medicare
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Cancer research
Access to clinical trials across a wide range of tumour types
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Lymphoedema screening and early intervention service
Screening for lymphoedema risk using a SOZO machine, the latest in technology for cancer-related lymphoedema
Service includes ongoing monitoring of the development and/or progression of lymphoedema
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Support services
Access to allied health, including an on-site social worker
Prostate Cancer Specialist Nurse available to assist all patients diagnosed with prostate cancer. Our nurses are jointly funded by Icon, Epworth Medical Foundation, and Prostate Cancer Foundation of Australia.
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