Cancer

Cancer Services for Women

When you’re going through a battle with cancer your entire life stops. Everything changes. Here at Lakeland we are committed to partnering with you every step of the way along your journey.

The most important part of treating any type of cancer is early detection. For women, Pap tests, clinical breast exams, and mammograms are important tools for early detection of disease.

 

About the Provider

Video Title:Wound care: Mark Young "It takes time and a team"

Video Summary: During one of life’s biggest curve balls, the wound center team was there to help speed up Mark’s healing, so he didn’t have to slow down.

Video Title:Physician Video Profile: Sharon Rooney-Gandy, DO (Wound Care)

Video Summary: Sharon Rooney-Gandy, DO, helps those with non-healing wounds at Lakeland Wound Center.

Education

Residency
  • Cleveland Clinic
Internship
  • Cleveland Clinic Hospital
Medical School
  • Kansas City College of Osteopathic Medicine
  • Major: Doctor of Osteopathic Medicine

Testimonials

  • "Dr. Rooney talked to me about what I could do to help my body heal. I really appreciated that. My care team did a very good job explaining what was wrong and what they were going to do. They kept me informed and showed me how to handle things if I needed to do so myself. From calls with the receptionists to working with the nurses, everyone was very professional, and communication was always top notch."

Insurances Accepted

  • Priority Health

Paoers

 

Office Locations

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CHLKH Wound Clinic Niles

42 N St Joseph Ave, Suite 103,
Niles, MI 49120

Continue Watching

Physician Profile Video: Jeffrey Grondin, M.D. (Pulmonary & Critical Care)

Jeffrey Grondin, M.D. says the best part of his job is being able to change people’s lives, because when someone is struggling with a breathing issue, it can significantly impact their quality of life.

Patricia McCarthy, N.P. (Pulmonary & Critical Care)

Patricia McCarty’s, N.P., wide range of patient management experience enables her to connect with patients to understand the root causes of their condition and find solutions.

Check-up: The importance of screening for lung cancer (Jeffrey Grondin, MD)

Pulmonary and critical care specialist Jeffrey Grondin, MD, Corewell Health explains the importance of lung cancer screening for those at risk.

Check-up: Removing cancer with surgery (Nathan Piovesan, MD)

Cancer care can involve surgery done by a general surgeon to either remove cancer or to do diagnostic surgery to identify what a tumor is.

Check-up: Detect lung cancer early (Kenlyn Laureys, NP)

Nurse practitioner Kenlyn Laureys in the high-risk cancer program at Corewell Health explains that if you are identified as being at high risk for lung cancer your doctor can refer you to receive a lung cancer screening.

Check-up: Cutting out colon cancer with surgery (Benjamin Sopczynski, MD)

General surgeon Benjamin Sopczynski, MD, explains what a colectomy is and how it can be used to remove colon cancer. Minimally invasive surgery is used to make this procedure less invasive with quicker healing times.

Corewell Health - We Can

What can we do together? Can we beat the unbeatable? Can we achieve the unthinkable? Can we reach our health goals? And accomplish even more along the way? Can we live healthier, fuller, happier lives? With Corewell Health, we can.

Provider Video Profile: Kenlyn Laureys, NP (Oncology)

Nurse Practitioner Kenlyn Laureys cares for patients getting cancer infusion treatments in Niles, Michigan.

Breast Cancer: Nancy Pallas "3D approach to care"

At age 79, Dowagiac resident, Nancy Pallas, decided to opt for a 3D mammogram, which was able to detect a stage 1A tumor. Her care team quickly assembled to help her beat the cancer.

Prostate cancer: Martin Dixon "Put to the test"

Retired engineer Martin Dixon takes a matter of fact, analytical approach to life. So, when he was diagnosed with prostate cancer, he faced his treatment with the same outlook.

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