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We Offer Compassionate Cancer Care In An Environment That Promotes Healing & Wellness. Two Organizations Come Together for Better Cancer Care.

Lynn Cancer Institute and Miami Cancer Institute are integrating their programs as the key element of the further expansion of Baptist Health South Florida’s cancer care services. Together, they make a powerful team, offering patients personalized treatment options with a multidisciplinary approach based on physicians’ clinical expertise, advanced technology and innovative clinical trials.

10/22/2026

A night dedicated to some incredible women! 🩷✨ Last night we came together to celebrate breast cancer patients, survivors and everyone whose lives have been touched by breast cancer. An evening filled with smiles, meaningful moments and a whole lot of pink!

10/21/2026

Decisions about breast reconstruction are personal, and understanding what’s available can help patients feel more informed about their options.

On Breast Reconstruction Awareness (BRA) Day, we’re highlighting the importance of knowing your options. Dr. Mattos, plastic and reconstructive surgeon, breaks down reconstruction after mastectomy and lumpectomy and what can be considered when determining the right approach for each patient.

10/19/2026

Jennifer almost skipped the mammogram that would change her life. At 38, she had no symptoms, but after her doctor recommended screening because of her family history, she decided to go. That mammogram led to a diagnosis of ductal carcinoma in situ (DCIS) and important decisions about her treatment. This World Breast Cancer Day, Jennifer’s story highlights the importance of early detection and understanding the treatment options available after a diagnosis. Read Jennifer’s full story at the link in our bio to learn more about her breast cancer journey and how she navigated the decisions that followed.

10/19/2026

An evening of movement, connection, and community. 🩷✨

BRCAStrong’s Pink Power Yoga brought our community together for a beautiful evening under the stars, with Dr. Ryan Kahn joining in support of those impacted by breast cancer. Thank you to everyone who came out and made the evening so special!

10/18/2026

Broward showed up in pink! 🩷

Yesterday, our community came together for Making Strides of Broward to celebrate survivors, support those facing breast cancer and raise awareness for a cause that touches so many lives.

10/17/2026

Pink from head to tail, and heart in every step. Thank you to everyone who walked with us at the Ending Breast Cancer Forever More Than Pink Walk more this morning and stopped by our booth and flower truck.

10/16/2026

Monica Larcada was a Pilates instructor who exercised regularly, ate well and felt healthier than ever. Breast cancer was the last thing she expected. After discovering a lump in her breast at 38, Monica was diagnosed with breast cancer despite living a healthy, active lifestyle. Now, she’s sharing her experience to remind other women that breast cancer can affect anyone, regardless of how healthy they may feel, and why paying attention to changes in your body is so important.

Read Monica’s full story at the link in our bio to learn more about her breast cancer journey and the message she hopes other women take away from her experience.

10/14/2026

Learning you have a BRCA mutation can bring a lot of questions about what it means for your health and what comes next. Dr. Abdulla, breast surgical oncologist, explains how BRCA1 and BRCA2 can affect cancer risk and why working with a genetic counselor and breast surgeon can help you better understand your individual risk and options moving forward.

10/13/2026

A metastatic breast cancer diagnosis changes life, but it doesn’t change who you are. Today, we see you and we stand with you. 💗 For everyone, let this be a reminder that regular screenings help find breast cancer early. Talk with your care team about when to start.

10/12/2026

Black women are more likely to be diagnosed with breast cancer at younger ages and with more advanced disease, which is why thinking about breast health early matters. Dr. Kerry-Ann McDonald, breast surgical oncologist, explains why women should get a formal breast cancer risk assessment at age 25 and how screening differs for average-risk and high-risk women.

Watch the full episode of Baptist HealthTalk at the link in our bio to hear Dr. McDonald and Dr. Heather Johnson, cardiologist, discuss the connection between breast cancer and heart health, and what Black women should know before, during and after treatment.

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701 NW 13 St.
Boca Raton, FL
33486

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https://baptisthealth.net/services/cancer-care

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