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For referring physicians
Your patient seen promptly — and you kept in the loop at every step.
When you refer a patient to Stuart Oncology Associates, you’re not handing them off — you’re adding a team. We prioritize new referrals for rapid scheduling, send a consult note back to your office promptly after the first visit, and keep you copied on the treatment plan as it evolves.
How to refer
Call our new-patient coordinator at (772) 276-7230, or fax a referral to 772-237-3091. Urgent cases: tell us — same-week consultation is the norm, not the exception.
Pathology report, relevant imaging and reports, recent labs, medication list, and demographics with insurance. Incomplete records shouldn’t delay care — send what you have and our team will chase the rest.
You receive our consult note after the first visit and updates at each major decision point. Direct questions any time — our physicians take peer calls.
Why practices refer to us
- Rapid access — new patient appointments scheduled promptly, urgent cases prioritized
- Board-certified in medical oncology, hematology, internal medicine, and radiation oncology
- Imaging, labs, pharmacy, and infusion under one roof — fewer hand-offs for your patient
- Clinical trials conducted on-site at our Tradition office, with a dedicated research coordinator — plus collaboration with Cleveland Clinic, Moffitt Cancer Center, and the University of Miami
- Five Treasure Coast locations and bilingual care (English/Spanish)
Radiation oncology & Pluvicto®
Radiation referrals — including low-dose radiation for osteoarthritis — go through the same referral line. Consultations and TrueBeam® treatment take place at our Port St. Lucie office with Dr. Dan Ishihara, our board-certified radiation oncologist.
Pluvicto® is given at our Tradition office for PSMA-positive metastatic castration-resistant prostate cancer. Please include PSA history, prior treatments, and PSMA PET results if available.
Hematology referrals welcome for benign conditions too — unexplained anemias, cytopenias, clotting and bleeding disorders, and abnormal blood work that needs a specialist’s eye.