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Support services

At Icon, we offer support to patients and their loved ones at every stage, from when you receive your diagnosis, through to your treatment and beyond.

Jump to: Your first day of treatment Tests, screening & imaging Specialist care nurses Allied health & support Wellness program Staying connected

We know starting treatment can feel overwhelming, so we've put together these short videos to walk you through what to expect on your first day. Take a few minutes to watch them below and arrive feeling informed, confident, and ready.

Your first day of radiotherapy

Your first day of chemotherapy

Tests and screening

As part of our support services at Icon Cancer Centre, we provide on-site testing, screening, and imaging services for patients at select centres.

Lymphoedema screening

Screening allows for the detection of early stage lymphoedema before you experience side effects or visibly see any changes.

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Skin cancer screening

We offer skin cancer services, including full body and spot checks and total body mole mapping, at Icon Cancer Centre Wahroonga.

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DCISionRT test

The DCISionRT test is an important precision medicine tool for patients diagnosed with Ductal Carcinoma In Situ (DCIS) breast cancer.

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Molecular imaging

Molecular imaging is a specialised imaging technique that allows doctors to detect changes that may not yet be visible on other scans.

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Specialist care nurses

Our specialist nurses are here to support you and your family every step of the way. From prostate and bowel cancer to melanoma and beyond, our dedicated team includes Cancer Care Coordinators and a range of specialist nurses who provide confidential, compassionate care tailored to your needs. These services are available at selected sites.

Prostate cancer specialist nurses

Our dedicated prostate cancer specialist nurses provide confidential supportive care for all patients diagnosed with prostate cancers.

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Bowel cancer specialist nurses

Our dedicated specialist bowel care nurses provide confidential supportive care for patients diagnosed with colorectal cancers.

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Melanoma specialist nurse

Our dedicated melanoma nurse provides confidential, supportive care for patients who have been diagnosed with melanoma.

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Cancer care coordinators

A dedicated cancer care coordinator will support you and your loved ones from when you receive your diagnosis, through treatment and beyond.

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Allied health and clinical support services

Many of our centres work in collaboration with allied health providers. Please contact your centre to find out more about these site-specific services.

For more information on trusted external allied health support, visit our Support Services page.

Life after treatment

We offer a cancer wellness program to ensure you have a smooth transition to wellness and recovery following treatment.

This program is designed to support, educate, and inform you in the following areas: physical needs, social, emotional, and spiritual well-being, and practical issues.

Staying connected

Whether you are at the start, middle, or end of your treatment, our team is here to help you and your loved ones navigate this challenging time.

To stay connected with us, join our iconic community on Facebook and Instagram. You can also become a volunteer for our Consumer Partnership Committee (CPC) to get involved in decisions that affect how we care for our patients.

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Become a patient

Find out how to become a patient at Icon Cancer Centre, or request more information.

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Patient stories

Our patients share their inspiring journeys of courage, resilience and surviving cancer.

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Your care team

Icon’s cancer care team are here to support you with compassion, knowledge and hope.

Meet our care specialists

Families and carers

A cancer diagnosis impacts the whole family and we know your loved one is your priority, but it’s important to make time for yourself too.

Advice for carers