
Finding out you have cancer can be overwhelming. At Washington Hospital,
we have someone that can help you every step of the way. You are not alone,
we are here for you and want to help.
A nurse navigator can help coordinate your care in some of the following ways:
To talk to or make an appointment with a nurse navigator, please call 510.818.5060.
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