MOHC

MOHC Medical Oncology Hematology Consultants Our physicians hold National leadership positions contributing to clinical research trials and education.

Delaware’s Largest Cancer Treatment Group

We are affiliated with The US Oncology Network, which is one of the nation’s largest networks of integrated, community-based oncology practices that are dedicated to advancing high-quality, evidence-based cancer care. Our board-certified physicians in Hematology and Medical Oncology and Palliative Care Medicine have trained and held faculty positions in n

ationally and internationally recognized academic centers. Our physicians have extensive experience in the diagnosis and treatment of malignant diseases and disorders of the blood. We are major contributors to National Cancer Institute sponsored and Pharmaceutical sponsored clinical trials; and our affiliation with the US Oncology Network provides expanded access to additional clinical trial options. We provide up to date, state of the art care, including Bone Marrow and Stem cell transplant, CAR-T therapy, Immunotherapy, genomic tumor analysis and directed therapies, genetic counseling.

Collaboration in action. 💙 Nicole Stipo, APRN, and Dr. Renée Quarterman work side by side as a trusted breast care team,...
04/22/2026

Collaboration in action. 💙 Nicole Stipo, APRN, and Dr. Renée Quarterman work side by side as a trusted breast care team, guiding and supporting patients through every step of their care.

As part of one unified team at Delaware Breast Care + Medical Oncology Hematology Consultants, they combine surgical and medical expertise to ensure seamless communication, coordinated care, and compassionate support.

04/21/2026

If you could give newly diagnosed patients one piece of advice, what would it be? Share in the comments--your experience may help someone else going through the same journey.

Last week, we had the opportunity to participate in the 3rd Annual Minority Health Summit, hosted by the Delaware Black ...
04/17/2026

Last week, we had the opportunity to participate in the 3rd Annual Minority Health Summit, hosted by the Delaware Black Chamber of Commerce on the Riverfront in Wilmington.

In recognition of National Minority Health Awareness Month, the summit brought together leaders and advocates from across Delaware to talk openly about issues impacting minority communities - like access to health insurance, women’s health, mental health, chronic disease, and prevention.

We’re grateful for the opportunity to listen, learn, and be part of conversations that help move our communities toward better health. Thank you to DEBCC for bringing us together!

Ever grabbed an umbrella just in case it might rain? Most days, the sky stays clear. But on the day the clouds roll in, ...
04/16/2026

Ever grabbed an umbrella just in case it might rain? Most days, the sky stays clear. But on the day the clouds roll in, you’re so glad you prepared.
That’s exactly what an advance directive is. It doesn’t mean something is wrong. It simply gives you and the people you love peace of mind.

Planning ahead isn’t about fear—it’s about care, clarity, and kindness for your future self and those who may need to speak on your behalf.
So go ahead — pack the umbrella. And consider completing an advance directive. Your loved ones will thank you later.

Did you know that certain strains of human papillomavirus (HPV) can affect the throat and mouth—and in some cases develo...
04/14/2026

Did you know that certain strains of human papillomavirus (HPV) can affect the throat and mouth—and in some cases develop into oropharyngeal cancer? While most people naturally clear HPV within 1–2 years, the virus can persist in others and lead to serious health issues. Fortunately, there are ways to protect yourself from developing HPV-related cancers. HPV vaccines created to prevent cervical cancer and other reproductive cancers also prevent oropharyngeal cancer.

Please join us in celebrating Dr. Dhaval Shah on being named a Fellow of the American Society of Clinical Oncology (FASC...
04/13/2026

Please join us in celebrating Dr. Dhaval Shah on being named a Fellow of the American Society of Clinical Oncology (FASCO)! This highly respected honor recognizes Dr. Shah’s extraordinary volunteer service, dedication, and commitment to ASCO and to the field of oncology. Congratulations on this well-deserved achievement!

We’re so grateful when patients share their experiences. Truly proud to have Dr. William Lee on the MOHC team! 💙
04/10/2026

We’re so grateful when patients share their experiences. Truly proud to have Dr. William Lee on the MOHC team! 💙

Great news—cancer survival rates have vastly improved in recent years. The five-year survival rate for all cancers combi...
04/09/2026

Great news—cancer survival rates have vastly improved in recent years. The five-year survival rate for all cancers combined in the United States is now 70%, due in large part to advancements in early detection.

Regular cancer screenings are one of the best tools we have in preventing and fighting cancer. The United States Preventive Services Task Force recommends starting screenings at the following ages:

Breast cancer: age 40
Cervical cancer: age 21
Colorectal cancer: age 45
Prostate cancer: age 55
Lung cancer: age 50 for current or former smokers with at least a 20 pack-year smoking history.

Speak to your healthcare provider to discuss appropriate screening for your personal level of risk.

April is testicular cancer awareness month. While there is no way to guarantee someone will or will not develop testicul...
04/07/2026

April is testicular cancer awareness month. While there is no way to guarantee someone will or will not develop testicular cancer, certain factors put some people at a higher level of risk. Here are some risk factors for testicular cancer:

"Hoarse voice? Ear pain that won’t go away? Symptoms like these that last more than two weeks can be signs of head and n...
04/02/2026

"Hoarse voice? Ear pain that won’t go away? Symptoms like these that last more than two weeks can be signs of head and neck cancer.

Head and neck cancer affects areas like the mouth, throat, and voice box. But the good news is you can lower risk level by making a few lifestyle changes:

Quit smoking – To***co use is the leading cause of head and neck cancers. If you smoke, make quitting your top priority.

Limit alcohol – Heavy drinking combined with smoking greatly increases risk.

Protect your skin – Avoid tanning beds and wear sunscreen to reduce skin cancer risk on your face and neck.

Eat a healthy diet – Incorporate fresh fruits and vegetables.

Visit your dentist regularly – Dentists can spot early signs of oral cancer during routine checkups.

Talk to your doctor about HPV vaccination – HPV is a major cause of throat cancer, and vaccination can help prevent it."

We’re proud of the trust our patients place in Dr. Lydia Clements and the entire MOHC team! 💙
04/01/2026

We’re proud of the trust our patients place in Dr. Lydia Clements and the entire MOHC team! 💙

Today may be the last day of Colorectal Cancer Awareness Month, but the conversation continues all year long. We’re grat...
03/31/2026

Today may be the last day of Colorectal Cancer Awareness Month, but the conversation continues all year long. We’re grateful for organizations like Cancer Support Community Delaware that help educate and support our community.

Our MOHC physician, Dr. Evan Lapinsky, joined Erika Narducci, LCSW, for an important conversation on colon cancer, including symptoms, screening, and the rising rates seen in younger adults.
▶️ Watch the interview: https://youtu.be/wGV6uAeb6wc

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