Cancer & Tumors – Oncology Outreach
Get Ongoing Cancer Care Closer to Home
Stay connected to the care, monitoring, and support you need during treatment and recovery.
- Oncology Outreach Visits
- Post-Treatment Support
- Ongoing Tumor Monitoring
Cancer Care Can Feel Like a Lot to Manage
A cancer diagnosis can bring appointments, tests, treatments, side effects, and difficult decisions.
Even after treatment, you may still need follow-up visits and help managing changes in your health. If a tumor is found, you may be unsure what it means or what happens next.
You deserve clear answers and a care team that helps you stay connected to the right support.
Conditions We Help Monitor and Manage
Cancer Care and Post-Chemotherapy Management
Cancer care often continues between treatments and after chemotherapy ends.
You may need help with:
- Managing treatment side effects
- Reviewing new or changing symptoms
- Monitoring your recovery
- Keeping track of medicines
- Completing follow-up testing
- Managing other health conditions
- Coordinating with your oncology team
- Rebuilding strength and daily routines
Your specific care plan will depend on your diagnosis, treatment, symptoms, and oncologist’s recommendations.
CDP Health’s Oncology Outreach program gives patients access to visiting specialty care at the Sisseton Clinic. Primary care and other local services may also help support your health throughout treatment and recovery.
Benign and Malignant Tumor Follow-Up
A tumor is an unusual growth of cells. Some tumors are benign, which means they are not cancer. Others are malignant, which means they are cancerous.
Both types may require follow-up care.
Your provider may recommend:
- Regular appointments
- Imaging or laboratory tests
- Monitoring the tumor for changes
- Reviewing new symptoms
- Meeting with a specialist
- Treatment or removal when appropriate
Keeping up with follow-up visits helps your care team track changes and decide if another step is needed.
Support Available at CDP Health
Depending on your needs, care may include:
- Family Medicine
- Oncology Outreach Visits
- Follow-up appointments
- Diagnostic imaging
- Laboratory testing
- Medication review
- Nutrition Services
- Therapy Services
- Home Health
- Swing Bed care
- Coordination with outside specialists
CDP Health does not list chemotherapy or radiation therapy as onsite services. The local team can support your broader health needs and help coordinate care with the specialists involved in your treatment.
Meet With an Oncology Specialist in Sisseton
CDP Health partners with visiting specialists to make oncology appointments available at the Sisseton Clinic on select dates.
Bipin Amin, MD
Dr. Amin provides Oncology Outreach Visits through Prairie Lakes Health Care System.
To schedule an Outreach Visit, call Prairie Lakes Health Care System at 605-882-6800 and ask to be seen at the Sisseton Clinic.
Visit dates may change. Confirm the current schedule when making your appointment. View current Oncology Outreach information.
Bipin Amin
MD
Feel More Supported Through Every Next Step
Connected care can help you:
- Better understand your follow-up plan
- Manage symptoms and side effects
- Keep track of appointments and tests
- Monitor a known tumor for changes
- Stay connected with your oncology team
- Find supportive services closer to home
- Feel less alone while managing your health
Take the Next Step in Your Care
1. Schedule an Appointment
Call the oncology provider’s office directly to request an Outreach Visit at the Sisseton Clinic. Contact CDP Health for primary care or local support services.
2. Review Your Health
Talk about your diagnosis, treatment history, current symptoms, medicines, and follow-up needs.
3. Continue Your Care Plan
Complete recommended visits, tests, and treatments while staying connected with your care team.
Care That Helps You Stay Connected
Cancer and tumor follow-up can involve several providers and services. You should not have to figure out every next step alone.
CDP Health brings visiting oncology care to the Sisseton Clinic through its Outreach Visits program. The broader care team can also provide primary care, imaging, nutrition support, rehabilitation, Home Health, and other services based on your needs. View the CDP Health Outreach Visits listing and Provider Directory.
Get Immediate Help for Severe Symptoms
Call your oncology team right away for urgent treatment concerns. Call 911 or go to the nearest Emergency Department for:
- Severe trouble breathing
- Chest pain or pressure
- Uncontrolled bleeding
- Fainting or loss of consciousness
- Severe confusion
- A seizure
- Sudden weakness or numbness
- Signs of a severe allergic reaction
Patients receiving cancer treatment should follow the emergency instructions provided by their oncology team.
More Support During Treatment and Recovery
Cancer and Tumor Care Questions
Is oncology care available at CDP Health?
Visiting oncology appointments are available at the Sisseton Clinic on select dates through CDP Health’s Outreach Visits program.
How do I schedule an Oncology Outreach Visit?
Call Prairie Lakes Health Care System at 605-882-6800 and ask to schedule an appointment at the Sisseton Clinic.
Does CDP Health provide chemotherapy?
CDP Health does not currently list chemotherapy as an onsite service. Contact your oncology team to confirm where treatment will take place and which local support services may be available.
Can CDP Health help after chemotherapy?
CDP Health may help with primary care, symptom evaluation, nutrition, therapy, Home Health, imaging, and other needs during recovery. Your oncology team should guide all cancer-specific treatment decisions.
What is the difference between a benign and malignant tumor?
A benign tumor is not cancerous. A malignant tumor is cancerous and may grow into nearby tissue or spread to other parts of the body.
Do benign tumors need follow-up care?
Some benign tumors need ongoing monitoring or treatment based on their type, size, location, symptoms, and whether they are changing.
What symptoms should I tell my care team about?
Report new pain, unusual lumps, unexplained weight changes, ongoing tiredness, bleeding, fever, changes in appetite, or any symptom that concerns you. Patients receiving treatment should follow their oncology team’s instructions for reporting symptoms.
Can I receive supportive care close to home?
Services such as primary care, diagnostic imaging, Nutrition Services, Therapy Services, Home Health, and Swing Bed care may be available based on your needs and care plan.
Stay Connected to the Care You Need
Meet with a visiting oncology specialist and find local support for treatment, follow-up, and recovery.