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1073 Pleasant St., Brockton, MA 02301
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Daily Clinic Hours

Norfolk Center for Cancer Care and Hematology in Brockton, MA is open from Monday to Friday, 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM. After-hours and/or emergency patients will be directed to the nearest hospital emergency room.

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Making Appointments

Appointments can be scheduled within 24 hours if necessary. Referrals are required. For new patients, the primary care physician needs to schedule the first appointment.

What to Bring to Your First Visit

Referral Letter from Your Physician
Required Forms
Medical Records and any written reports provided to you by your physician.
A List of Current Medications: This includes all prescription medications, over-the-counter medications, vitamins, alternative medications, and supplements.
Radiology Tests: This includes X-rays, CT scans, MRI scans, PET scans, ultrasounds, and current mammography.

Insurance ID Card: Before your first visit, please notify your insurance company of your plan to receive care here. They may require a formal referral from your physician, and you may need to get a referral authorization from the insurance company to assure that the cost of your visit is covered under your plan.
Questions: Before your visit, write up a list of questions you may have about your illness and the treatment you will receive at Norfolk Center for Cancer Care. In addition, we encourage patients to bring a family member or supporter to help you to ask questions and understand the answers.

Required Forms

Before coming in for your first appointment, review the following documents. To save time during your first visit, you can print them at home, fill them out, and bring the completed forms with you to your appointment.

Copay Responsibility Agreement
Patient Financial Responsibility Form
Patient Information Form
Privacy Statement

Receipt of Privacy Notice
Referral Responsibility Agreement
Release of Medical Records
Massachusetts Medical Orders for Life Sustaining Treatment (MOLST FORM)

Billing and Participating Insurance Plans

Insurances That the Norfolk Center for Cancer Care and Hematology Accepts

Aetna/US Healthcare
Blue Care Elect
Blue Cross/Blue Shield
Blue Care 65
Cigna/Healthsource
Evercare
Fallon

Fallon Senior Plan
First Seniority (Harvard Pilgrim)
GIC (State Hancock Plan)
Harvard Pilgrim Healthcare
HMO Blue
Medicare
Medicaid/Mass Health

Neighborhood Health Plan
Secure Horizons (Tufts)
Tricare
Tufts Health Plan
United Healthcare
United Health Plans/Metra Health
US Healthcare/Aetna

Some insurances require copays at the time of visit and for each treatment. Some require a referral from the primary care physician (PCP) in order to be seen. Patients are responsible for knowing the requirement of their individual insurance policy.

Lab Tests

Norfolk Cancer Center works with Baystate Lab to offer laboratory testing on-site. For patients, this means a fully equipped hematology laboratory that provides rapid patient results and professional interpretation of peripheral blood. The lab offers a wide range of testing that allows for the most accurate and timely results.

1073 Pleasant St., Brockton, MA 02301

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Phone:

508-427-5599

Fax: 508-427-9349

Email:
askdrdhillon@norfolkcancercenter.com

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Monday to Friday: 8:00 AM – 5:00 PM

Saturday to Sunday: Closed

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From Route 24 North or South:

Take Exit 18B, and follow Rt. 27 just 1/8 mile to intersection of N. Pearl Street. Turn left onto N. Pearl Street, and follow 1/2 mile to the intersection of Pleasant Street. You will see the Norfolk Center for Cancer Care and Hematology sign at this intersection on your left. Turn left, then take your first left into the Cancer Center parking lot.

From Route 138 North or South:

Follow Route 138 along Washington Street to the junction of Union Street, north of Stonehill College. Travel east on Union Street to the intersection of Pearl Street in Brockton Heights. You will see the Norfolk Center for Cancer Care and Hematology sign at this intersection on your left. Proceed through the intersection, then take your first left into the Cancer Center parking lot.