At Nebraska Cancer Specialists (NCS), our years of experience have enabled us to develop Nebraska’s leading community oncology practice delivering compassionate, personalized and cutting edge care in a convenient outpatient setting.NCS understands every patient’s cancer story is unique. That’s why in addition to a personalized treatment plan designed for you, we believe in whole-person care during and after a diagnosis. |
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| Proudly, we are one of the first clinics in the region to offer on-site occupational, dietary and mental health practitioners, in-house pharmacy, geriatric and survivorship clinics and supportive and palliative care. The level of care and attention to detail at NCS is like nothing you’ve ever seen before. Our physicians and staff are dedicated to do everything they can to assist you during this part of your story. We are available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week and encourage you to reach out to us at any time with questions or concerns: 402-334-4773. | |
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This is a brief overview of what to expect during your office visit, as well as some of the services we provide.If you wish, it may be helpful to bring someone with you to listen and take notes during your visit. While you are cared for by many physicians, our care for you is quite complex, please call us first if you are being sent to the ER by another physician. |
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Appointment TimeOur goal is to see our patients as close to their appointment time as possible. We strive to keep waiting times to a minimum, please realize delays can occur due to emergencies and unforeseen patient needs. If you arrive more than 30 minutes prior to your scheduled appointment time, you will be seen closer to your appointment time. If you arrive more than 30 minutes late for your appointment, you will be asked to reschedule. |
ArrivalA Patient Care Coordinator will ask for your driver’s license or current photo ID and your insurance card(s). They will also ask to take your picture for your chart, so our medical staff can easily identify you. A Medical Assistant will greet you to obtain your vital signs and review your current medications with you. Please have an updated medication list including vitamins, herbals, and over-the-counter medications. Your physician will review and complete your health history, followed by a physical exam if indicated. He/she will discuss your diagnosis and management plan. If you have any questions about your diagnosis and/or treatment, please let your physician know; we encourage you to ask questions. If your physician recommends treatment, it will be done in the treatment area of the clinic. In most cases treatment will not be started on your first visit, unless your physician has already discussed this with you. Following your appointment, you will check out with a patient care coordinator, who will schedule your next appointment as well as any necessary tests or procedures recommended by your physician. |
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Check-OutFollowing your appointment, you will check out with a patient care coordinator, who will schedule your next appointment as well as any necessary tests or procedures recommended by your physician. |
Safety Notice
In keeping with our intent to provide a safe and healthy environment, smoking is not allowed on any of our campuses; this includes e-cigarettes, vaping and smokeless tobacco. For the consideration of our patients and their families, we do not permit children or pets in the treatment area. Due to potential patient allergies, latex balloons are not allowed. Privacy laws prohibit the use of cameras or video during your visit. We comply with applicable federal civil rights laws and don’t discriminate on the basis of race, color, national origin, age, disability, or sex. Language assistance services (free of charge) are available to you. Please request this service when scheduling your appointment.