Hope Starts Here

St. Anthony North Health Foundation’s Campaign to Expand Cancer Care

As our North Metro Denver community continues to grow at a staggering rate, more and more patients are turning to St. Anthony North Hospital for cancer care. We need additional, advanced screening technology to keep up, and we need it urgently.

With your help, St. Anthony North Health Foundation aims to raise $1 million to support the purchase of a new Positron Emission Tomography–Computed Tomography (PET-CT) and mammography machine—two types of innovative and precise diagnostic imaging tests—for our main hospital campus on 144th Street and our primary care center on 84th Street.

It’s not a cliché. When it comes to a cancer diagnosis, early detection really does matter.

Your gift in support of new screening technology means we can reduce wait times, catch cancer in its earliest stages, treat it sooner and save more lives!

As a non-profit hospital, we need our community’s financial support to accelerate our timeline and bring this project to fruition.

I believe patients deserve patient-centered, multidisciplinary care and support focused on their specific type of cancer. The new Cancer Center at St. Anthony North Hospital will improve access to comprehensive cancer services for patients and their families!

- Jeffrey Albert, MD, MPH
Enterprise Executive Medical Director of Oncology
CommonSpirit Health – Mountain Region

The future is your gift.

Tonight, as you sit down to dinner with your family; tomorrow, at coffee with a friend; next week, as you watch your favorite show; right now, as you read this, someone is being told they have cancer.

The heartbreaking reality is that 4 in 10 people will be diagnosed with cancer at some point in their lifetime.

But we’re not just sitting by. At St. Anthony North Hospital, we’re expanding access to leading cancer treatments and screening technology, right here in North Metro Denver. In 2025, we’ll add state-of-the-art diagnostics to the St. Anthony Cancer Center’s comprehensive offerings, including a chemotherapy infusion suite, fellowship-trained breast surgeons and advanced radiation oncology services.

We invite you to read on to learn how your generosity can help give our neighbors with cancer a healthy future and a home for healing.