Cancer survival rates
at Oasis of Hope Cancer Center

The Oasis of Hope Cancer Center has compiled survival statistics based on patient outcomes for individuals treated with advanced or Stage IV cancers. The data below compares survival percentages observed among Oasis of Hope patients with national averages for the same cancer types, using the most comparable benchmarks available. While these figures reflect outcomes within our clinical context, they should be interpreted with consideration of patient selection, treatment history, and other individual factors.

The Oasis of Hope Cancer Center has compiled survival statistics based on patient outcomes for individuals treated with advanced or Stage IV cancers. The data below compares survival percentages observed among Oasis of Hope patients with national averages for the same cancer types, using the most comparable benchmarks available. While these figures reflect outcomes within our clinical context, they should be interpreted with consideration of patient selection, treatment history, and other individual factors.

Comparative Survival Data

National Average

Oasis of Hope

Stage IV Cancer

Breast
Breast24%
24%
Breast
Breast75%
75%
Brain
Brain50%
50%
Brain
Brain50%
50%
Colon & Rectum
Colon & Rectum12%
12%
Colon & Rectum
Colon & Rectum16%
16%
Esophagus
Esophagus3%
3%
Esophagus
Esophagus17%
17%
Kidney
Kidney12%
12%
Kidney
Kidney20%
20%
Lung & Bronchus
Lung & Bronchus4%
4%
Lung & Bronchus
Lung & Bronchus9%
9%
Melanoma (Skin)
Melanoma (Skin)24%
24%
Melanoma (Skin)
Melanoma (Skin)75%
75%
Ovary
Ovary24%
24%
Ovary
Ovary45%
45%
Pancreas
Pancreas2%
2%
Pancreas
Pancreas25%
25%
Prostate
Prostate28%
28%
Prostate
Prostate50%
50%
Stomach
Stomach4%
4%
Stomach
Stomach15%
15%
Urinary Bladder
Urinary Bladder6%
6%
Urinary Bladder
Urinary Bladder17%
17%

*Patients who received both conventional and integrative treatment.

Context and Interpretation

These statistics indicate that patients treated at Oasis of Hope have shown improved survival outcomes in several cancer types, particularly those with low national averages such as pancreatic, esophageal, and lung cancers. Some results, like those for brain cancer, are comparable to national data, while others reflect significantly higher observed survival percentages.

It is important to note that outcomes may vary due to factors including previous treatments, stage at diagnosis, tumor biology, and patient health status. These figures are intended to provide a general perspective on observed results rather than definitive clinical predictions.

Approach to Care

Dr. Francisco Contreras conducting a private medical consultation with a patient and companion at Oasis of Hope.

Oasis of Hope follows an integrative treatment philosophy that combines conventional medical interventions with complementary and supportive therapies. Each patient’s care plan is individualized based on medical evaluation, cancer type, and personal condition. The center’s multidisciplinary team aims to address both disease management and quality of life, with a focus on evidence-informed care and patient-centered decision-making.

Dr. Francisco Contreras conducting a private medical consultation with a patient and companion at Oasis of Hope.

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