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Hunterdon Hematology Oncology Expands to Hawk Pointe – Bringing Comprehensive Cancer Care Closer to You!

We are thrilled to share some exciting news with the residents of Washington and the surrounding areas – Hunterdon Hematology Oncology (HHO) is expanding to your community! As a leading community oncology practice, we are committed to providing exceptional cancer care to patients in Hunterdon County and the surrounding areas, and we are bringing our services closer to your neighborhood.

Our new location at 6 Clubhouse Drive, Suite 201, Washington, NJ 07882, will be open on Fridays from 1pm to 5pm, and staffed by our experienced physicians, Dr. Megha Shah and Dr. Waqas Rehman. They are dedicated to delivering personalized and compassionate care to our patients, ready to serve the residents of Hawk Pointe and the surrounding community.

At HHO, we understand that receiving a cancer diagnosis can be overwhelming, and we are here to support you every step of the way. Our team of experienced and compassionate oncologists, including Dr. Megha Shah and Dr. Waqas Rehman, are committed to delivering the best possible care options to our patients. We offer a wide range of services, including diagnosis, treatment, and management of various types of cancers, utilizing the latest advancements in integrative oncology.

We understand the importance of convenient access to healthcare services, especially when it comes to cancer treatment. By expanding to Hawk Pointe, we aim to make it easier for residents in the area to receive the specialized care they need without having to travel far from their home. Our new location is easily accessible with ample parking, making it convenient for patients to visit us for consultations, follow-ups, and the management of various diagnoses. Whether you need a second opinion, ongoing cancer treatment, or supportive care, our team at Hunterdon Hematology Oncology is here to help.

Booking an appointment with Dr. Megha Shah or Dr. Waqas Rehman at our Hawk Pointe location is easy – simply call 1-908-237-1201. Our friendly and knowledgeable staff will be happy to assist you in scheduling your appointment and answering any questions you may have.

As we prepare to start seeing patients in the Hawk Pointe area, we are filled with anticipation and excitement. We are committed to delivering the same level of excellence in care that our patients have come to expect from us, and we are dedicated to making a positive impact on the health and well-being of the residents in Washington and the surrounding communities. Our goal is to empower our patients with the knowledge and resources they need to make informed decisions about their cancer care.

We are honored to serve the Hawk Pointe community and look forward to being a trusted resource for oncology care. Thank you for your support, and we look forward to serving you and providing you with the exceptional cancer care you deserve.

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Join Us in the Fight Against Cancer at Hunterdon County’s Relay for Life Event

At Hunterdon Hematology Oncology, we believe that by standing together, we can make a remarkable difference in the battle against cancer. That’s why we are thrilled to announce our participation in the upcoming Relay for Life event at Hunterdon Central Regional High School. This charity event, scheduled for June 2, 2023, from 5:00 PM to 10:00 PM, is an incredible opportunity for our community to come together, raise funds, and support the fight against cancer. Join us as we unite in a powerful display of solidarity, hope, and determination.

Relay for Life is a global movement that brings communities together to take a stand against cancer. Through the generous contributions of funds, time, and awareness, the Relay for Life initiative has made a significant impact in the fight against this devastating disease. It is an event where survivors, caregivers, and supporters rally together to honor those who have battled cancer, remember those we have lost, and show our unwavering commitment to a future without cancer.

Participating in the Relay for Life event at Hunterdon Central is both rewarding and easy! Here’s how you can get involved:

Join Our Team:
We invite you to join the Hunterdon Hematology Oncology team, Pirates of the Cure-ibbean, and walk with us to combat cancer. By becoming a team member, you will contribute directly to the funds raised and show your support for cancer patients and survivors. Together, we can make a difference!

Raise Funds:
Help us raise vital funds for cancer research, patient support services, and educational programs. Reach out to your friends, family, and colleagues, sharing your commitment to the cause and asking for their support. Every dollar raised brings us one step closer to a world free from cancer.

Spread the Word:
Building awareness is crucial to the success of this event. Help us spread the word and engage more individuals in our cause. Share this blog post on your social media platforms, email it to your friends and family, and encourage them to join us in the fight against cancer. Together, we can create a ripple effect of change and make a lasting impact on our community.

Relay for Life, organized by the American Cancer Society, has a rich history of making a lasting impact in the fight against cancer. Through the funds raised, groundbreaking research is conducted, life-saving treatments are developed, and crucial patient support services are provided. With your participation in the Relay for Life event, you become an integral part of this collective effort to improve cancer outcomes and enhance the quality of life for those affected.

To learn more about the Relay for Life charity initiative and the American Cancer Society’s mission, visit cancer.org. Their website offers comprehensive information on ongoing research, support services, and various ways to get involved. Together, we can make a difference in the lives of those facing cancer.

The Relay for Life event at Hunterdon Central Regional High School is just around the corner, and we can’t wait to see our community come together in this incredible show of support. Let’s raise funds, share our stories, and honor the strength and resilience of those affected by cancer. Join the Hunterdon Hematology Oncology team and together, let’s make a powerful impact in the fight against cancer. We look forward to standing side by side with you at this remarkable event!

Celebrating the Resounding Success of the 2nd Annual “Sapphires & Sequins”: A Night of Elegance and Community Support

The curtains have closed, the music has faded, and the memories of an extraordinary evening linger on. The “Sapphires & Sequins” event, hosted by Hunterdon Health Auxiliary, was a resounding success that left a lasting impact on everyone in attendance. We celebrate the remarkable achievements of the night, shine a spotlight on the inspiring women of the Hunterdon Hematology Oncology team, and showcase their unwavering strength and support for the community.

These remarkable women were not only sponsors but active participants who demonstrated their unwavering dedication to the community they serve. The women of the HHO team embody strength in every sense of the word. They provide support to patients and their families, navigating the challenging journey of cancer with empathy and compassion. Their tireless efforts go beyond medical care; they become pillars of strength, offering emotional support and encouragement to those who need it most.

Through their sponsorship and attendance of “Sapphires & Sequins”, the HHO team showcased their commitment to enhancing healthcare services and raising awareness about the challenges faced by those in the community. Their presence served as a powerful reminder that together, we can make a difference.

The success of this night resonates far beyond the confines of a single event. The funds raised will enable the Hunterdon Health network to continue providing exceptional healthcare services to those in need. These resources will support vital initiatives, cutting-edge research, and programs that directly benefit the patients and families of Hunterdon County.

The event was a night to remember, where elegance met compassion, and strength embraced community support. We applaud the HHO team for their sponsorship and active participation. As we reflect on this successful event, let us remember the importance of unity, compassion, and collective action in making a difference. Together, we can create a brighter future for those in need, providing them with the support, strength, and hope they deserve.

Hunterdon Hematology Oncology Team Sponsors and Attends the 2nd Annual “Sapphires & Sequins” Event

We are thrilled to announce that the Hunterdon Hematology Oncology will be sponsoring and attending this year’s highly anticipated “Sapphires & Sequins” benefit. Hosted by the Hunterdon Health Auxiliary, the event promises an evening of elegance and glamour in support of a worthy cause. Mark your calendars for Thursday, May 11, 2023, and join us at the breathtaking Hamilton Farm Golf Club in Gladstone, New Jersey.

As a leading provider of hematology and oncology services in the region, the Hunterdon Hematology Oncology team is proud to be a sponsor of this esteemed event. We are committed to supporting initiatives that promote healthcare advancements and enhance the well-being of individuals and families facing cancer.

Our team recognizes the importance of community involvement and the significant role it plays in raising awareness and funds for vital healthcare services. Through our sponsorship, we hope to contribute to the success of the Sapphires & Sequins benefit and help further the mission of the Hunterdon Health Auxiliary.

Why Attend?

The Sapphires & Sequins event is a premier fundraising event that aims to support the Hunterdon Health network in providing exceptional healthcare services to the community.

A Night of Elegance: The Sapphires & Sequins benefit promises to be an evening of glamour, sophistication, and breathtaking entertainment. Get ready to don your finest attire and enjoy an unforgettable night.

Support a Worthy Cause: By attending this event, you are actively contributing to the Hunterdon Health system’s ability to provide exceptional healthcare services to the community. Your support can make a real difference in the lives of patients and their families. This year, Sapphires & Sequins is being held to benefit Hunterdon Hospice and Hunterdon Behavioral Health, two vitally important programs which touch so many lives.

Networking Opportunities: The benefit offers a unique platform to connect with like-minded individuals, community leaders, and healthcare professionals. Take advantage of this networking opportunity to foster relationships and collaborate on future endeavors.

Live Auction and Entertainment: Prepare to be dazzled by a captivating live auction featuring exclusive items and experiences. The evening will also be complemented by live music, dancing, and an exquisite culinary experience.

By participating in this event, you are contributing to the advancement of healthcare services and making a meaningful impact on the lives of individuals and families in the community. Let us come together and create a memorable evening that will have a lasting impact. See you there!

(Note: The information in this blog post is based on the details provided on the event page: https://www.hunterdonhealth.org/classes-events/hunterdon-health-auxiliary-sapphires-sequins)

Hunterdon Hematology Oncology is Expanding to Hawk Pointe in Washington, NJ

Our new location at 6 Clubhouse Drive, Suite 201, Washington, NJ 07882, will be opening in the near future and staffed by our experienced physicians, Dr. Megha Shah and Dr. Waqas Rehman. They are dedicated to delivering personalized and compassionate care to our patients, ready to serve the residents of Washington and the surrounding community.

To stay updated on the latest news and updates from Hunterdon Hematology Oncology, please follow us on social media.

‘Oncology Focused Psychosocial Support & Community Resources’ Event: Join Us for an Empowering Evening

Living with cancer, past or present, is a challenging and emotional experience. The physical and emotional burden that cancer brings is undeniable, and often requires more than just medical attention. It is vital to understand what support and community resources are available to help you manage the road ahead. That is why Hunterdon Hematology Oncology is proud to present ‘Oncology Focused Psychosocial Support & Community Resources’ with Christina Murphy, MSW, LCSW, our clinical social worker.

Join us on Thursday, April 6, 2023, at 6:00 PM in the Hunterdon Medical Center Auditorium located at 2100 Wescott Drive, Flemington, NJ 08822, for an informative evening. This community event opens a forum to discuss the support programs and community resources available in Hunterdon County and the surrounding areas. During this event, we will provide insights and guidance to attendees to better understand the information, tools, and resources available to them and their loved ones while navigating their journey through cancer treatment. The presentation will be followed by a Q&A session where attendees can ask questions and get advice from the HHO team.

HHO presents Oncology Focused Psychosocial Support & Community Resources Event

The event is open to everyone, and we encourage patients, survivors, caregivers, and healthcare professionals to attend. This is an excellent opportunity to learn in a group setting with other individuals facing similar circumstances. At Hunterdon Hematology Oncology, we understand the importance of supporting those who are living with cancer. Our aim is to empower the community, our patients and their families to make informed decisions and feel more confident in their journey.

To register for the event, please send an email to info@hhocancer.com. Remember to wear a face mask as it is mandatory for all attendees.

At Hunterdon Hematology Oncology, we are committed to helping you navigate your cancer journey, and we hope that this event will provide you with the support and resources that you need. Join us for this community event and learn more about the support that is available to you.

10 Must-Know Facts About Cervical Cancer

This past year, an estimated 14,100 women in the United States were diagnosed with invasive cervical cancer, yet it is the fourth most frequently diagnosed cancer in women between the ages of 35 and 44 worldwide.

Cervical cancer affects the cervix, and the most common cause is infection with the human papillomavirus (HPV), a sexually transmitted infection. Cervical cancer can often be found early, and sometimes even prevented, by having regular screening tests. If detected early, cervical cancer is one of the most successfully treatable cancers.

As January is Cervical Cancer Awareness Month, here are the top 10 key facts and statistics you need to know about cervical cancer:

Cervical cancer is the fourth most common cancer in women worldwide, with an estimated 570,000 new cases and 311,000 deaths in 2020.
HPV is mainly transmitted through sexual contact and most people are infected with HPV shortly after the onset of sexual activity. More than 90% of them clear the infection eventually.
Cervical cancer is more common in women who smoke, have multiple sexual partners, or have a weakened immune system.
Women living with HIV are 6 times more likely to develop cervical cancer compared to women without HIV.
Cervical cancer can be prevented through HPV vaccinations, practicing safe sex, quitting smoking, and getting regular cancer screenings, such as Pap tests or HPV tests.
Currently available vaccines are intended to produce immunity to HPV types that cause about 90% of cervical cancers. Two main HPV types are responsible for nearly 50% of high grade cervical pre-cancers.
Symptoms of cervical cancer may include abnormal vaginal bleeding, pain during sex, and abnormal discharge.
Treatment options for cervical cancer may include surgery, radiation therapy, chemotherapy, immunotherapy, and targeted therapy.
The 5-year survival rate for cervical cancer is 92% for cases detected at the earliest stage (stage 0 or stage 1). This drops to 57% for stage 2, 17% for stage 3, and 9% for stage 4.
Cervical cancer is a leading cause of cancer death in women in many developing countries, but is much less common in developed countries due to widespread access to screening and vaccination. Cervical cancer disproportionately affects women of lower socio-economic status and those who lack access to healthcare.

At Hunterdon Hematology Oncology, we are a community oncology practice holding continuous education and information sharing as a top priority. WHO practices integrative oncology, using complementary techniques to improve quality of life and help our patients manage the journey through cancer treatment.

To find out more about cervical cancer, book a screening test, or arrange a consultation, call the HHO team in Flemington, New Jersey at 908-237-1201 or schedule an appointment online.

Multiple myeloma is a form of cancer that affects your blood. This disease presents itself in various ways, from bone pain to mental fog. Knowing the symptoms is one of the best ways to catch the disease early on, making it easier to diagnose and treat.

At Hunterdon Oncology and Hematology, LLC, our team of renowned experts helps you when you’re suffering from a blood disorder or cancer. Leading our team are five hematology and oncology specialists. Our team offers cutting-edge treatments when you find yourself with multiple myeloma.

What is multiple myeloma?

Multiple myeloma is a type of cancer that affects the plasma cells in your blood. These cells are a type of white blood cell, and they’re an important part of your immune system.

Your plasma cells help your body fight off foreign invaders, such as bacteria or viruses that could harm you. They do this by producing antibodies, which are able to detect and eliminate most pathogens that get into your body.

Multiple myeloma happens when your plasma cells mutate into cancerous cells. These cells then migrate into your bone marrow, where they clump together and push out your healthy plasma cells.

These cancerous plasma cells then make abnormal proteins instead of antibodies, which leads to complications and uncomfortable symptoms. Multiple myeloma is a rare form of cancer, but it’s just as dangerous as any other form of the disease.

8 common symptoms of multiple myeloma

In the early stages of multiple myeloma, you may not have any symptoms at all. However, as the diseased plasma cells begin to accumulate in your bone marrow, you may suffer from numerous symptoms.

The symptoms you experience depend on how advanced the disease is. Eight of the most common symptoms of multiple myeloma include:

Bone pain
Weight loss
Excessive thirst
Extreme fatigue
Brain fog
Nausea
Constipation
Frequent infections

You may also notice that you’re bleeding more easily than normal, or bruising frequently. The decrease in healthy plasma cells prevents production of adequate platelets in your blood. Platelets are a vital component of blood clotting, which is why their absence makes you bleed more easily.

You may experience all of these symptoms or only a few. It depends on how much bone marrow is affected by the cancerous plasma cells and in which parts of your body.

When to seek treatment

It’s hard to believe, but you may not actually need treatment right away with multiple myeloma. For instance, if the disease is moving slowly and you don’t have many symptoms, our team simply recommends monitoring you to evaluate your condition.

If you’re exhibiting signs and symptoms of multiple myeloma, you should seek treatment from our team as soon as possible. At our facility, our team of oncology specialists evaluates your symptoms and uses diagnostic tools like lab testing or a bone marrow biopsy.

The team offers several treatments based on the severity of your disease. They may include chemotherapy, radiation, or immunotherapy. They also provide corticosteroids and stem cell therapy or bone marrow transplants to ease your symptoms and control multiple myeloma.

If you’re exhibiting signs of multiple myeloma, don’t hesitate to call our office in Flemington, New Jersey at 908-788-6461, or schedule an appointment online with one of our expert doctors today.

When you have cancer, immunotherapy is one of the cutting-edge treatment options you have. There are many different forms of immunotherapy, and each one works to find invasive cancer cells and destroy them. Each form of immunotherapy can help different types of cancer.

At Hunterdon Oncology and Hematology, our expert team of five oncologists and hematologists offers state-of-the-art treatments for just about every form of cancer. The team is proud to provide immunotherapy as an option for many of our cancer patients who are looking for hope during their fight with cancer.

What is immunotherapy?

Immunotherapy is a modern technology that uses your immune system to fight off certain types of cancer and cancer cells. It can either boost the overall health of your immune system or help it work more efficiently.

Immunotherapy has been used to treat various types of cancer. The team at Hunterdon Oncology and Hematology use this form of therapy to treat cancers such as:

Lymphoma
Liver cancer
Stomach cancer
Cervical cancer
Bladder cancer

It’s also used for head and neck cancers, along with colon cancer and prostate cancer. While immunotherapy is a very versatile treatment, it’s not for everyone. Our team helps you determine if this is a viable treatment option for your specific condition.

What are the different types of immunotherapy?

There are many forms of immunotherapy, each of which works differently to enhance your immune system’s ability to seek out and destroy cancer cells. The forms of immunotherapy our team offers include:

T-cell transfer therapy

This form of immunotherapy helps your T-cells find and kill cancer cells more easily. Our doctors extract powerful immune cells that are attached to your tumor or cancer cells. They then take them to the lab, and find the strongest T-cells. The team multiplies these cells in the lab, and injects them back into the tumor to destroy it.

Monoclonal antibodies

Antibodies are made by your immune system to find and destroy antigens, or invaders in your body. Monoclonal antibodies are made in a lab, specifically for the antigens that are attached to cancer cells. Once they attach to the cancer antigens, your immune system can find and destroy those cells.

Immune checkpoint inhibitors

Immune checkpoints are in place to keep your immune system from attacking healthy cells when fighting off an invader. However, cancer cells sometimes turn these checkpoints on where they shouldn’t be, allowing the cells to spread.

Immune checkpoint inhibitors are treatments that turn off some of your immune system’s checkpoints, which allows it to seek out the cancer cells and destroy them.

Treatment vaccines

Cancer vaccines are similar to the other vaccines you receive for things like the flu or tetanus, which helps prevent these illnesses. Treatment vaccines use proteins from cancer cells or dead cancer cells to trigger an immune response from your body.

Immune system modulators

This form of immunotherapy basically gives your immune system a large boost. This works, because a strong immune system works better to fight off invaders, such as cancer cells. Examples of immune system modulators or interleukins and interferons.

Each form of immunotherapy works differently on your body to fight off tumors or cancer cells. The specific type of immunotherapy you need depends on your overall health, the type of cancer you have, and what other treatments you’ve tried.

Is everyone a candidate for immunotherapy?

Immunotherapy is a modern treatment option for those needing new hope in their cancer treatment. However, it’s not made for every case of cancer. You may be considered for immunotherapy if you have:

Advanced cancer
Exhausted other treatment options
Non-small cell lung cancer
Biomarkers positive for PD-L1
High tumor mutational burden
High microsatellite instability

There are a lot of up-and-coming cancer treatments, many of which our team offers to you. If you’re struggling with cancer, the team at Hunterdon Oncology and Hematology provides expert immunotherapy consults to determine what the best course of treatment is for your type and stage of cancer.

If you’d like to learn more about how immunotherapy can help you, don’t hesitate to call our office in Flemington, New Jersey at 908-788-6461, or schedule an appointment online with one of our expert doctors today.

When you’re diagnosed with cancer, there are a number of treatments available. Among the most common treatments is chemotherapy, used for a variety of cancers at many different stages of the disease. Preparing for chemotherapy is vital to getting through these treatments successfully.

At Hunterdon Oncology and Hematology, our team specializes in a variety of cancer treatments, including chemotherapy. Leading our team are five expertly trained oncologists and hematologists, who help you understand your cancer and get you the advanced treatment you need to fight it.

What is chemotherapy?

Chemotherapy is a cancer treatment that uses very strong chemicals to kill cancer cells growing in your body. Many of the drugs used in chemotherapy are considered cytotoxic, which means they target and kill rapidly growing cancer cells.

There are many different drugs used in chemotherapy, some that have been around for a long time, and some that are newer. Chemotherapy can be used as the only form of treatment for your cancer, or it may be combined with other therapies like radiation to give you a better prognosis.

Chemotherapy works systemically — meaning it travels throughout your body, killing any cancer cells that have spread from the primary tumor. This is how chemotherapy differs from other treatments, such as radiation and immunotherapy.

Chemotherapy is delivered in several different ways, including through an IV infusion or in pill form. There are also chemotherapy creams that are applied topically, injections, and wafers that are placed in your body at the tumor site through surgery.

The way you receive chemotherapy is highly dependent on your specific type of cancer.

How to prepare for chemotherapy

Preparing for chemotherapy is half the battle. This form of treatment is daunting, and often leaves your body drained. However, by preparing ahead of time, you’ll be ready for the side effects when they hit, and your experience may be a little better than if you weren’t in the know.

Our team assists you on prep steps to take before you start chemotherapy. Some of the ways you can prepare include:

Bring entertainment

Chemotherapy sessions can be very long — several hours in some cases. Bring a laptop to watch a movie, or cards to play with your companion. This helps to pass the time and takes your focus off of the actual treatment.

See your dentist

Making sure your dental health is in check helps prevent complications from chemotherapy. You should see your dentist within six months of starting chemotherapy to ensure there are no infections in your mouth to worry about.

Pack a bag

Bring a bag along with things such as a blanket, water, and a small snack to help you through long chemo sessions. Bring anything that brings you comfort while you’re receiving the treatment.

Prepare some meals

You may not feel well after your chemotherapy session, so it’s important to meal prep ahead of time. This way, if you’re not feeling well enough to cook, you still have something to eat when you get home.

Pick up any medications

Get your home medications at your pharmacy before you begin your chemo. This ensures that you have all the medications you need available, since you’ll likely be wiped out from your session.

It’s also important that you bring someone along with you if you can. This person not only provides companionship, but also helps with any questions you may have or note taking you need during your chemotherapy session.

Why preparation is important

Your chemotherapy session may be anywhere from a few minutes to several hours, depending on your specific treatment plan. This takes a lot of time out of your day, and you might be tired afterwards.

Getting things in order before your chemotherapy session is important for a number of reasons. Because of the strength of the medications, you may experience a number of side effects that can affect you for a few days, which include:

Nausea or vomiting
Fatigue
Fever
Pain
Diarrhea or constipation
Mouth sores

These side effects don’t last forever, but can continue for the duration of your chemotherapy treatments. Getting prepared for this ahead of time helps you cut down on side effects, and gets your home ready if they do hit, so you’re comfortable.

Side effects aren’t the only reason why preparation is important. If you’re receiving chemotherapy, it’s likely a huge aspect of your treatment plan. Knowing what to expect and understanding the medications gets you mentally prepared to go through the rounds of treatment that you’ll need.

If you’re in need of chemotherapy, our team can help. Don’t hesitate to call our office in Flemington, New Jersey at 908-788-6461, or schedule an appointment online with one of our expert doctors today.

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