Updated on: May 07, 2025
Our Sites
The Waterloo Wellington Regional Cancer Program (WWRCP) is a network made up of healthcare professionals and hospitals that provide cancer care across Waterloo Region, Wellington County and the southern portion of Grey County.
When you are referred to the WWRCP you will be offered an appointment at either:
1. Waterloo Regional Health Network Cancer Centre
OR
2. Cambridge Memorial Hospital
Services Available at each Regional Site
| KITCHENER Waterloo Regional Health Network Cancer Centre (@ Midtown) Waterloo Regional Health Network @ Queens Blvd | - Breast assessment program - Breast screening - Cancer surgery - Clinical trials - Colorectal diagnostic assessment program - Complex malignant hematology - Diagnostic imaging - Endoscopy - Genetic counselling - Interventional radiology - Lung diagnostic assessment program - Pathology - Palliative/hospice care - Radiation therapy - Specialized psychosocial oncology services - Systemic therapy - Waterloo Wellington coordinated coloscopy access program - Waterloo Wellington high-grade colposcopy central referral program |
| CAMBRIDGE Cambridge Memorial Hospital | - Breast assessment program - Breast screening - Cancer surgery - Clinical trials - Diagnostic imaging - Endoscopy - Palliative/hospice care - Radiation therapy consultations - Specialized psychosocial oncology services - Systemic therapy |
| GUELPH Guelph General Hospital | - Breast assessment program - Breast screening - Cancer surgery - Clinical trials - Diagnostic imaging - Endoscopy - Palliative/hospice care - Pathology - Specialized psychosocial oncology services - Systemic therapy |
| FERGUS Groves Memorial Community Hospital | - Breast screening - Cancer surgery - Endoscopy - Systemic therapy |
| PALMERSTON Palmerston and District Hospital | - Endoscopy |
| MOUNT FOREST Louise Marshall Hospital | - Endoscopy - Systemic therapy |
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