Memorial Hospital Outpatient Cancer and Infusion Center at Alton Memorial

 Medical Office Building B 4 Memorial Drive Suite 132 Alton, IL 62002 618-463-7323
  • Sunday Closed
  • Monday 8 a.m. – 5 p.m.
  • Tuesday 8 a.m. – 5 p.m.
  • Wednesday 8 a.m. – 5 p.m.
  • Thursday 8 a.m. – 5 p.m.
  • Friday 8 a.m. – 5 p.m.
  • Saturday Closed
Alton Memorial Hospital building view

Services provided

We offer oncology and non-oncology infusions and injections for a wide range of conditions. Services include:

Infection care

 IV antibiotic therapy for infections requiring intravenous treatment

Non-oncological treatments

 Therapy for Alzheimer’s, multiple sclerosis, and migraine prevention

Immunotherapy

 Medication that uses the immune system to help treat cancer

Palliative care

 Stereo-tactic radiation and lattice treatments to improve quality of life for patients facing serious, chronic illnesses

Conditions we treat

Lung cancer

 Develops in the airways lining your lungs

Breast cancer

 Develops in any part of your breast

Head and neck cancer

 Develops in and around the head, but outside the brain

Prostate cancer

 Develops around the base of the penis near the urethra

Multiple myeloma

 Develops within the bone marrow and impacts white blood cells

Pancreatic cancer

 Develops in the exocrine cells, which are the pancreas’ ducts

Testicular cancer

 Develops inside the scrotum underneath the penis

Colorectal cancer

 Develops in the colon or rectum and affects the large intestines

Lymphoma

 Develops within the lymphatic system (i.e., bone marrow, lymph nodes)

Radiation oncology at Alton Memorial Hospital

Patients who need radiation oncology treatment can receive it on the Alton Memorial Hospital Campus.

More about radiation oncology at Alton Memorial

Why choose the Alton Memorial Hospital Outpatient Cancer and Infusion Center?

At the Memorial Hospital Outpatient Cancer and Infusion Center, we strive to be a supportive partner during your cancer care journey. Washington University Physicians in Illinois oncologists, along with nurses and providers, combine compassion and advanced care. 

  • As a Siteman Cancer Network-affiliated hospital, the Cancer and Infusion Center’s Washington University Physicians in Illinois oncologists combine expertise with personalized, compassionate care to provide advanced treatments for a full range of cancers.  
  • Our on-site chemotherapy, radiation, surgical, and infusions provide an ideal treatment environment. Our treatment area offers heated, reclining massage chairs and large windows designed for your comfort. 
  • Our advanced treatment options include clinical trials that can help you get specialized care for your cancer needs. If there is an available trial that applies to your diagnosis, your provider will discuss it with you. 
  • We help you manage care scheduling, coordinate treatments, and provide insurance and financial assistance. We can also help you set up transportation, nutrition assistance, and hair preservation therapy.  

Before your appointment 

To help use prepare for your visit, please bring the following:  

  • A valid photo ID and insurance card 
  • A list of all current medications, including dosages 
  • Any prior imaging or test results 

Plan to arrive 15 minutes early to complete registration. 

Frequently asked questions

What cancer screenings do I need?

Although there isn’t a screening for every cancer, there are a number of effective tests that people should begin to have at certain ages. Guidelines can vary, but talk with your health care provider about screening at these ages: 

What insurance do you accept?

We accept most major insurance plans, including Medicare. Our financial counselors can help verify your benefits before your appointment. 

Do I need a referral?

Most insurance plans require a referral from your cardiologist or primary care physician. Contact your insurance provider to confirm, or call our office and we'll help verify your coverage.