What do I do now?
. . . the question asked by every cancer patient.  

What's the next ​step for me?  

The most important aspect of choosing an oncology provider is finding one that cares about you, not as a diagnosis, but as a whole person.  At GenXRT, we realize that you are still the person you've always been.  Cancer does not define you, and while it may be a part of your story, it's not the most important part.  We realize that guiding you through the treatment process means creating a partnership with you.  That partnership means that we'll offer you treatment options tailored to your unique situation, and that we'll do our best to understand the impact this process has on you.  Moreover, we understand that providing high quality care isn't just our job, it's our God-given mission.  Our goal is to see you healed physically, emotionally, and spiritually.  It's our prayer
that God uses us to accomplish that goal, and that
we honor Him in the process.

SDG
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The latest news from GenXRT . . .

Generations Radiotherapy Physician Elevated to Fellow Status by the American College of Radiation Oncology

Generations Radiotherapy & Oncology PC is pleased to announce that radiation oncologist, Dr. Christopher Jahraus, MD has been awarded fellowship status in the American College of Radiation Oncology (ACRO) at its 2019 annual meeting in Orlando, Florida.  Dr. Jahraus has been a member of this leading organization of professionals involved in radiation therapy  for over a decade, and has participated in the college in various capacities.  The college recognizes members who have meritoriously served ACRO and the field of radiation oncology through education, research, and other service activities.  The designation of fellowship by an organization representing a physician's specialty is an honor which can typically only be awarded after the physician has completed all specialty training, obtained board certification, and contributed years of service to the discipline.  As with all fellows of ACRO, Dr. Jahraus has a new official title, namely Christopher D. Jahraus, M.D., F.A.C.R.O., with the final title meaning "Fellow of the American College of Radiation Oncology."  Dr. Jahraus is one of fewer than 250 U.S. radiation oncologists who currently hold this distinction.  He was  one of ten fellows elevated to this status at the 2019 meeting along with physicians from a host of prestigious institutions, both academic and private.