Women’s Support Group: Connect with other women who understand what you’re going through. Share your experiences, learn practical coping strategies, and discover valuable resources in a supportive and welcoming environment. Meetings are held once a month on Wednesdays from 2:00–3:00 […]
Read more »Advancement in medicine continue to transform the way diseases are treated. That is why ECHO is proud to be at the forefront of care, offering the newest treatment options in a safe and carefully monitored outpatient setting. One of these […]
Read more »We are pleased to be recognized as a 2025 United Hero. The UnitedHealthcare (UHC) Hero Award recognizes healthcare providers in the United Healthcare network who demonstrate commitment to compassionate, high-quality care. Winners are selected based on performance surveys covering care coordination, […]
Read more »At ECHO, we combine compassionate, individualized treatment with breakthrough innovation and access to advanced clinical trials — guiding you every step of your cancer journey. Advanced Treatments Close to Home The ECHO Difference Care Designed Around You A cancer diagnosis […]
Read more »Choosing a cancer provider is one of the most important healthcare decisions you or a loved one will make. Beyond clinical expertise, today’s patients need care that is personalized, coordinated, and delivered with genuine compassion. As cancer treatment becomes more […]
Read more »Below is an article recently published by CT Insider on October 21, 2025. Dr. Yang discusses how diagnosis and treatments for breast cancer are becoming more and more effective every year. Types of breast cancer Dr. Yang said the most […]
Read more »Eastern Connecticut Hematology & Oncology (ECHO) is committed to ensuring that patients receive excellent care. This policy helps us improve efficiency and maintain fairness and availability for our patients. Notification allows our staff to better manage our schedules and contact […]
Read more »ECHO will be participating in the Uniting for United Food Drive from May 2nd to May 22nd. We have set up a big box in the lobby to collect donations from staff and patients. We can also collect cash/check donations.
Read more »Dr. Dinesh Kapur was pleased to lead a thought provoking discussion on Multiple Myeloma at the February 5th Connecticut Oncology Association meeting. This was an important opportunity for notable physician leaders to share their thoughts on clinical and operational opportunities […]
Read more »Are plastic utensils safe? Not always. Plastic utensils can release harmful chemicals into food, especially when exposed to heat. Black utensils have especially been in the News lately. Below is helpful article published on December 10, 2024 by NBCNews.com. By Bethany […]
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