Cancer Partners News

We are excited to share that our new home has received national recognition. The April Sampson Cancer Center was built with one goal: creating a space where healing and hope come together. Now, it’s being recognized with the 2025 National Healthcare Environment Award for its thoughtful design and patient-centered approach.

Pelvic floor strength is important for both men and women, and not just those who are going through cancer treatments with Cancer Partners of Nebraska. “The pelvic floor is a group of muscles that sits between your pubic bone, backbone, and two hip bones,” says Occupational Therapist Taylor Homes. “The pelvic floor has several different functions, including holding your organs in place, helping with bladder and bowel control, and also helping with sexual arousal.”

When Tom went to the doctor for a lingering cough that later had some blood in it, the last thing he expected to find out was that it was lung cancer. Learn more about his story and the new treatment our doctors are using to treat his specific type of lung cancer.

Cancer Partners of Nebraska (Cancer Partners) has been awarded a three-year term of accreditation in radiation oncology as the result of a recent review by the American College of Radiology (ACR). The ACR seal of accreditation represents the gold standard of quality and patient safety.

To aid in diagnosing and treating this cancer, Cancer Partners and Urology Partners are teaming up to offer patients a new and innovative procedure called the Promaxo MRI System, which enhances the detection and treatment of aggressive prostate cancer while prioritizing patient comfort and convenience.

Cancer Partners of Nebraska has welcomed two new board-certified urologists to its growing team, which includes Lincoln’s first fellowship-trained urologic oncologist, Adam Mues, MD.
Antonio Beltran, MD, general urologist, will be joining Dr. Mues offering complete urology care. They practice in all aspects of adult medical and surgical oncology with subspecialization in urinary incontinence.