Services are provided in a variety of settings based on individual patient and cultural needs. Click here for more info or call. Cancer Case Management Uninsured and under-insured cancer patients in Napa county are eligible for our Cancer Case Management Program. A specialized team of social workers, nurses and client advocates help coordinate medical and psychological services to meet individual patient needs. Emergency funding is also available on a limited basis to help pay for rent, utilities, medical bills, food, transportation and other necessities.
All services are free of charge and offered in English and Spanish.
No wonder, then, that oncology experts at the world's great treatment centers are urging patients to stay in their own communities, near family and friends, IF good care is available where they live. In the region served by Queen of the Valley Hospital, only the rarest forms of cancer, of the most experimental of treatments, need send a patient away from home. Some 700 patients a year are able to receive cancer care right here in Napa, from physicians and nurses who are often their friends and neighbors. Many members of our cancer team have been with us for 20 years or more. The Queen meets all the strict standards laid out by the American College of Surgeons for accrediting cancer programs.