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Enloe Health Regional Cancer Center

The Enloe Health Regional Cancer Center elevates the health of communities in California and beyond.

Our program integrates all facets of cancer care in a healing environment centered on the patient.

11/13/2025

We extend our heartfelt thanks to the incredible Radiation Oncology therapists at Enloe Health. These professionals are more than just experts in their field—they are a daily source of strength and compassion for our patients.

Because radiation therapy often involves daily treatments for up to eight weeks, our therapists form deep and meaningful connections with the individuals they care for. Patients come to know them well, and in many cases, grow to love them—not just for their skill, but for their kindness and support.

This team exemplifies a high standard of professionalism and quality care. Their dedication ensures that each patient feels seen, cared for, and safe throughout their treatment journey.

We applaud their commitment and celebrate the vital role they play in cancer care. Thank you, Radiation Oncology team — you make a difference every single day.

11/11/2025

Happy Veterans Day! Thank you to all the brave men and women who have served our country. And thank you to our incredible caregivers who are veterans. Thank you for your service.

11/08/2025

Today marks the seventh anniversary of the Camp Fire. We honor and remember the lives lost and affected that day and we thank the brave first responders for their courage and dedication.

11/02/2025

It's that time of year again! As Daylight Savings Time ends tomorrow, make the most of the extra hour of sleep and enjoy the many benefits it can bring. More sleep can boost your mood, increase your focus, and improve your overall health and wellbeing.

10/31/2025

Advance Care Planning doesn’t have to be SCARY!
Attend the Enloe Health Advance Care Planning workshop to begin the process of advance care planning (ACP).

• Learn the five easy steps of ACP.
• Understand the different ACP documents, like an advance directive and Physician Orders for Life-Sustaining Treatment (POLST).
• Get the documents you need.
• Ask questions you might have.
• Complete a worksheet of next steps.
• Play the “Go Wish” game!

The next workshop is scheduled for Nov. 6, 10 a.m. – noon.
Fountain Medical Conference Room
251 Cohasset Road, Suite 105, Chico
Next to the Enloe Health Regional Cancer Center

Advance care planning is for medical care and does not affect your property or finances. This is a free workshop open to the public. Register online by scanning the QR code or call 530-332-3856.

10/28/2025

October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month! Early detection saves lives, and a mammogram can take less than 20 minutes and is one of the best ways to catch breast cancer early. Get screened by the knowledgeable and dedicated staff at Enloe Health Breast Imaging. Enloe Health Breast Imaging, located at 251 Cohasset Road, Suite 260, is open from 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., Monday through Friday. Call 530-332-4350 to schedule your mammogram.

10/17/2025

As we look ahead to the new Enloe Health Gonzales Comprehensive Cancer Center, we pause to honor those who laid the foundation.

Dr. Michael Baird was a visionary whose leadership and dedication were instrumental in the creation of Enloe’s original Cancer Center in 2002. A respected physician, board member and advocate for compassionate care, Dr. Baird championed the idea that our community deserved a place of healing close to home.

Dr. Baird practiced radiation oncology in Chico and at Enloe from 1980 to 2006. During his tenure, he served as Chief of Staff (1989–1991), sat on the Board of Trustees (1991–2004), and chaired the Board (2002–2003). After a brief retirement, he returned in 2011 as Executive Director of the Enloe Regional Cancer Center. He led accreditation efforts and the implementation of the electronic medical record, helping to create a well-integrated cancer program that enhanced patient care.

His legacy lives on in every patient we serve and every life we touch. As we prepare to open the doors to our new Cancer Center, we do so with deep gratitude for Dr. Baird’s enduring impact.

Thank you, Dr. Baird, for helping us build something extraordinary.

10/14/2025

Creative Healing Art Group at Enloe Health
Join us on Friday, Oct. 17 from 2-3:30 p.m. for a special session with guest facilitator Amber Palmer, MFT.

Through her private psychotherapy practice, Amber's use of art therapy has led to workshops, retreats and features in local and national galleries. With a focus on painting and photography, she is skilled in a variety of art practices.

Throughout her journey, she continues to discover ways to open doors to creativity in a relaxing, non-stressful atmosphere. This session offers a chance to experience her gentle, expressive approach to healing through art.
Location: Fountain Medical Conference Room
251 Cohasset Road, Suite 105, Chico
Next to the Enloe Health Regional Cancer Center

10/07/2025

Free Colorectal Cancer Screening at Enloe Health Flu Clinic, Oct. 13, 7 a.m. to 4 p.m., Chico Elks Lodge, 1705 Manzanita Ave., Chico

When you attend our flu vaccination clinic, ask about our f***l immunochemical test (FIT) to help detect colorectal cancer - the third-most common cancer in both men and women. Free FIT testing kits will be available while supplies last.

You may qualify for a free FIT testing kit if you are between the ages of 45-75 and are due for a colorectal cancer screening. You must also:
• Have no symptoms of colorectal cancer.
• Have no personal history of colorectal cancer or Crohn’s disease involving the colon or ulcerative colitis.
• Have no parents, siblings or children who have been diagnosed with colorectal cancer.
• Have no colorectal polyps that need surveillance.

10/03/2025

Forest Therapy: Nature’s Gentle Healing

Forest Therapy, or Shinrin-yoku, is the practice of mindfully connecting with nature - whether sitting quietly or moving slowly through a natural space. For cancer patients, it offers a peaceful, restorative experience that can:
• Ease stress and anxiety through calming sensory engagement.
• Lift mood and emotional well-being by fostering connection with the natural world.
• Support immune health through exposure to beneficial compounds released by trees.
• Encourage mindfulness and presence, helping reduce mental fatigue.

Even brief moments in nature can nurture peace, hope and healing when dealing with serious illness.

Experience the benefits by joining the Shifting My Perception Forest Therapy session, Oct. 9, 4:30-5:45 p.m., Bidwell Park’s Cedar Grove Picnic Area and Meadow, Chico. The session is free.
It is being facilitated by Emiliano J. Cornejo, certified Association of Nature and Forest Therapy guide and stage 4 cancer survivor.

09/30/2025

Survivor tips from Becke Reid, multiple myeloma survivor
I was diagnosed with multiple myeloma in June 2015. I had my first stem cell transplant at UC Davis in November 2015 and a second stem cell transplant in March 2025. I receive ongoing treatments at the Enloe Health Regional Cancer Center to keep the myeloma controlled.

Having strong support is what gets me through this. My husband and my daughter are the most supportive people that I can think of. They are really there for me – every day, every step. I’m also lucky to have a best friend who is always there when I need her.

What do I do to stay well and to stay positive? Exercise keeps my mind right. I do some exercise at home, but I need my workouts at the gym. What helps is having a commitment to go with my best friend. She joined the gym with me, and being accountable to each other to show up at our designated times really keeps me going.

One thing I’d like people to know: don’t just see me as my cancer. It’s part of my life, but it’s not all of me. Everyone has something they deal with, and this just happens to be mine. I’m doing fine!

Also, watch out for assumptions. Not every woman with cancer has breast cancer. I have multiple myeloma, and it’s a whole different thing—there’s a lot going on that’s nothing like breast cancer. I lost my hair during my stem cell transplant, but I have hair now. That doesn’t mean I’m all better. I still have multiple myeloma. People see the hair and think it’s over—but that’s not always the case.

Going through this has made me realize—you never know what someone’s dealing with. So just be nice and have patience with people.

I’ve always been a pretty positive person and going through this has made me even more focused on appreciating the present. I don’t stress about the future as much—I just try to make the most of what each day brings. I have a little sign that says, “Every day is a gift!” It’s a simple reminder, but an important one when you’re living with cancer.

09/26/2025

September is Leukemia & Lymphoma Awareness Month

Every 3 minutes, someone in the United States is diagnosed with a blood cancer. This month, we honor the strength of patients, survivors, and families affected by leukemia, lymphoma, Hodgkin’s disease and myeloma.

Join the fight and help advance research, support, and hope.
Learn more and get involved with the Leukemia & Lymphoma Society. Participate in the Northern California Light the Night event taking place in Walnut Creek on Oct. 4. https://www.lightthenight.org/nocal

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265 Cohasset Road
Chico, CA
95926

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Tuesday	8am - 5pm
Wednesday	8am - 5pm
Thursday	8am - 5pm
Friday	8am - 5pm

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