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About the Marjorie and Leonard Williams Center for Proton Therapy at the Orlando Health Cancer Institute

Proton therapy harnesses the power of the proton – a positively charged subatomic particle – to treat cancer. At the Orlando Health Cancer Institute, our Center for Proton Therapy brings this superior cancer treatment to those who need it the most.

Historically, proton therapy was too expensive for widespread use. But advances in technology now make it more practical on a wider scale. Still, the Orlando Health Cancer Institute is one of only a few centers in the United States offering this treatment.

Our radiation oncologists are highly regarded for their knowledge and experience. Through clinical practice and research, our experts are improving the lives of many and further proving the benefits of this exciting treatment.

  • Conditions Treated

    View a list of the conditions and cancers
    we treat with proton therapy.

  • What To Expect?

    Learn more about what you can expect, before,
    during and after proton therapy.

  • FAQ's

    Find answers to Frequently Asked Questions
    about proton therapy.

Trusted Experts In Adult And Pediatric Neuro-oncology And Proton Therapy

For children, whose bodies are still growing and developing, proton therapy may prove especially beneficial in protecting sensitive, crucial areas such as the brain and spinal cord. The Pediatric Brain Tumor Program at Orlando Health Arnold Palmer Hospital for Children is the only program of its kind in Florida that brings together pediatric neuro-oncology, proton therapy and a freestanding children’s hospital on one campus.

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Meet the Proton Therapy Team

Our team of skilled radiation oncologists has years of experience treating patients with proton therapy. As members of your greater cancer care team at the Cancer Institute, we work to deliver outstanding care and the best possible outcome.

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