Local Cancer Care Centers Offer Hope And Support In Midland-Odessa

Getting a diagnosis of having cancer for you or your loved one can be heart-wrenching. The underlying fear that is associated with such a life-altering event can make anyone living in Midland-Odessa fear the worst.  Luckily, cancer patients have access to a growing network of treatment centers and community support programs that locals can access right here in our own backyard.

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Midland Allison Cancer Center

At the forefront of the fight against cancer in the Permian Basin is the Midland Allison Cancer Center (MACC), which is part of Texas Oncology. The center provides a variety of services, including chemotherapy, diagnostic imaging, and radiation therapy, all conveniently located under one roof. Additionally, they offer personalized treatment plans, a service that not all facilities are able to provide.

Odessa Medical Center

The Odessa Medical Center is also partnered with Texas Oncology to form the West Texas Cancer Center.  This organization provides treatment options for 17 counties.  This includes pain management and chemotherapy.  They also have a program in place to help assist families and guide them through every step of the process.

Support Organizations

The process of enduring any form of cancer can get exceedingly emotional.  Luckily, organizations like the West Texas Gift of Hope are there to offer support.  A non-profit entity that is in place to assist patients and families with emotional or even financial assistance.

Cancer Sucks Fest

This Saturday, August 23rd, Midland-Odessa comes together for the 6th annual Cancer Sucks Fest.  Held at the La Haienda Event Center, every ticket sold helps fund transportation, housing, and care for local cancer patients.  Headlined by Country Music singer Clay Walker, it also has performances by Easton and rising star Faith Groves.