Patient & Family
At Moffitt Cancer Center, we take a patient and family-centered approach to cancer treatment. We are committed to the health and safety of our patients and their families above all else. This means more than developing individualized treatment plans and providing rapid access to expert cancer care for our patients – it also means that our clinical and supportive care teams view our patients and their families as partners, ensuring that they are always heard and able to take an active role in their own care.
To speak with someone at Moffitt Cancer Center or request a visit, call 1-888-663-3488 or fill out a new patient registration form.
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Moffitt Virtual Visits
Our patients can receive top-notch, Moffitt-quality care without leaving the comfort of home.
Diagnostic Services
We offer screening and prevention services for individuals who haven’t yet received a cancer diagnosis.
Preparing for Your Appointment
You've made your appointment. Find out what to expect next.
Insurance & Financial Information
Things can happen that are unexpected so it's important to have the right health insurance coverage.
Patient & Family Services
We are committed to your well-being by treating the full range of needs, whether they are physical, spiritual or emotional.
Patient & Family-Centered Experience
By working together, we can achieve the highest quality of care.
Cancer Survivorship
We are committed to recognizing survivorship as a distinct phase of your cancer care journey.
Caregivers and Families
Caregiver support is crucial to the physical and emotional well-being of people with cancer.
Preparing for Your Surgery
We know surgery can be a difficult time. Protecting our patients’ well-being and privacy are priorities for us.
Preparing for Your Hospitalization
It's normal to feel anxious about being hospitalized so knowing what to expect can alleviate fears.
International Referral Services
We understand that coming to a different country with a cancer diagnosis can be difficult.