Overview

ACCC Membership: Overview

Since 1974, the Association of Community Cancer Centers has been the leading national multidisciplinary organization that defines quality care for patients with cancer. We promote the entire continuum of quality cancer care for our patients and our communities. For more than 30 years, ACCC has been helping oncology professionals adapt to the complex changes of delivering quality cancer care while responding to regulation and legislation changes.

ACCC can help you maximize your resources. Armed with information on strategies for bringing more cost-effective cancer delivery to your program or practice, new treatments and technologies, and the latest public policy changes that will affect your livelihood, you will be better positioned to develop and streamline services, market your program, and keep costs in check. Join us!

Membership Categories: Who Are Our Members?

Our members are doctors, nurses, administrators, pharmacists, oncology social workers, and other oncology professionals, all members of the oncology team. They rely on ACCC to bring them information on cancer program management, reimbursement issues, insurance benefits for oncology, state legislation, managed care, patient advocacy, community cancer program guidelines, NCI–funded community clinical research, hospital alliances, personal and professional growth, and more.

Cancer Program Members
More than 670 hospitals, cancer centers, group practices and freestanding clinics have joined ACCC as Cancer Program Members.

State Oncology Societies
These state-level oncology organizations of oncologists and other health care providers offer a forum for discussion of patient care, local reimbursement, and legislative issues on the state and national level.

Individual Members
Join more than 500 physicians, nurses, administrators, and other oncology professionals who have joined ACCC as Individual Members!

Lori Gardner, Senior Director, Membership and Marketing
Phone 301.984.9496, ext. 226, Email lgardner@accc-cancer.org