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Saint Louis University Hospital - Grand Vision Cancer Information Center
The Grand Vision Cancer Information Center (GVCIC) provides supportive and educational services to help people gain knowledge on preventing cancer and dealing with the diagnosis, treatments, and side effects of the disease. Staffed by two registered nurses, the GVCIC offers a wide variety of programs, classes, and events, such as a melanoma education and support group, Meet the Expert lecture series, and Survivors' Day.
What is it?
The Grand Vision Cancer Information Center (GVCIC) provides supportive and educational services to help people gain knowledge on preventing cancer and dealing with the diagnosis, treatments, and side effects of the disease. Staffed by two registered nurses, the GVCIC offers a wide variety of programs, classes, and events, such as a melanoma education and support group, Meet the Expert lecture series, and Survivors' Day.
Who is it for?
Patients and families affected by a diagnosis of cancer.
Why do they do it?
Hospital leaders view the GVCIC as part of providing excellent, comprehensive cancer care.
Impact
In 2011, approximately 46,000 patients and families were served through the GVCIC and community outreach, with more than 440 people attending support groups or the lecture series. In addition, more than 7,400 cancer and other health screenings were performed.
Contact: Laura Keller
Director, Marketing & Media Relations
Telephone: 314-268-5744
E-mail: laura.keller@tenethealth.com
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