Many long-standing cancer programs currently struggle under the weight of reimbursement pressures and administrative burdens. Unlike standard consolidation models that often prioritize exit strategies, the nonprofit collective leverages the bond market to help local centers maintain their independence. CEO Dan Moore notes that the goal is to preserve community-built resources that physicians have spent careers cultivating, ensuring these facilities remain viable for long-term patient access.
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Anoma Cancer Collective Seeks New Partners to Shield Community Oncology
Amid rising operational costs and workforce shortages, the Anoma Cancer Collective is scouting a select group of community cancer centers for a new expansion phase. Radiation Business Solutions will host prospective partners at the upcoming American Society for Radiation Oncology Annual Meeting to discuss sustainable, nonprofit-led alternatives to traditional acquisitions.
Dr. Hejal Patel, Chief Medical Officer of the collective, describes the model as a way for centers to scale their impact while retaining local leadership. Because the organization is committed to a measured growth strategy, only a limited number of new partners will be accepted during this cycle. Interested leaders can visit the Radiation Business Solutions team at ASTRO Booth #1319 in Nashville or request a confidential consultation through the firm's website.
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