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The 1st Annual Suzette Strickland Golf tournament is being held on September 23rd.  This tournament is the brainchild of Charlie Strickland in honor of his wife Suzette, who was diagnosed with AML Leukemia in 2019. She was treated by Dr. Kapur […]

The Sanderson Sisters Spellbinding Spooktacular is an original 45-60 minute scripted musical comedy with bits of improv/audience interaction. We invite individuals age 18 and above to attend. Costumes are encouraged. 100% of the proceeds go to the ECHO Cancer Foundation. Register and […]

ECHO is proud to have a unique, non-profit organization dedicated to providing support services, guidance, and education to cancer patients and their caregivers. Our goal is to address each patient’s individual needs so that no one lacks care or comfort […]

Thank you to one of our dear patients who designed this gorgeous stained-glass angel to brighten our office.

The ECHO Foundation was proud to support to community at the recent 2022 Healthy Living Festival in Norwich. ​The Event was sponsored by the Norwich Chamber of Commerce who are actively are doing their part to educate, advocate and support […]

The Community Oncology Alliance Patient Advocacy Network (CPAN) is a national advocacy organization committed to raising awareness of independent, community cancer care and the issues that affect it. A community oncology practice is a private, physician-owned cancer clinic that is not part […]

Enjoy the following podcast on Connecticut East This Week. Learn about the key role that ECHO and their non-profit ECHO Cancer Foundation play in helping patients who are battling cancer. Hear a patient share her story.

At ECHO, we pride ourselves on delivering the highest quality care in a cost-effective manner. But what exactly does that mean?  Below are answers to some of the common questions that people may wonder about when determining the best option for […]

Dr. Bottino retired at the end of June. We are grateful for the expert and compassionate care he provided to our patients. We will ensure his patients are transitioned to another member of our team. 

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On August 10 at 12 p.m. ET, the CPAN Advocacy Chat series will explore the psychosocial impact of a cancer diagnosis on a patient, their family, and friends. Lauren Chatalian, MSW, LCSW, of CancerCare will be sharing ways to promote […]

Over the past three years, the ECHO Cancer Foundation has provided back-to-school supplies for dependents of oncology patients. We’re looking forward to doing it again this year but can use your help. Donations can be dropped off to the box […]

ECHO’s Dr. Mandeep Dhami is nationally recognized as an expert in hematology and thromboembolic disorders. And, he is not the only family member to be recognized for excellence. Pictured above are two of his daughters – Dr. Sabina Dhami and […]

The State of Connecticut offers numerous programs to assist individuals in receiving services and support in a home setting. Below are four programs. Click the links to learn about services, if you qualify, and how to apply. Community First Choice: […]

A cancer diagnosis can be devastating. Most patients are reassured that they may have multiple treatment options and the history of research and experience on their side, but a select minority will be diagnosed with rare forms of cancer that […]