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Care & Services
The Harold Leever Regional Cancer Center uses the most sophisticated technology and techniques available, along with a comprehensive multidisciplinary group of medical and social services, to provide an integrative team approach to cancer care.
Cancer Treatment Services
The Leever Cancer Center offers cutting-edge cancer therapies including chemotherapy and radiation therapy including hypofractionation, IMRT/VMAT, SRBT/SRS, and HDR/MammoSite.
PET/CT
PET/CT (Positron Emission Tomography/Computed Tomography) is an imaging technology used to more accurately diagnose and identify cancer, determine the extent of the disease, and prescribe and monitor treatment.
Breast Center of Greater Waterbury
The Breast Center of Greater Waterbury offers comprehensive care for patients with breast disorders, including breast cancer-related information, education, and support, and a team dedicated to coordinating the best care and treatment options available.
Cancer Screening
Cancer screenings are an important tool for cancer prevention and early diagnosis. Here are The Harold Leever Cancer Center's recommended cancer screening guidelines for men and women at average risk for cancer and without any specific symptoms.
Advanced Technology
The Harold Leever Regional Cancer Center uses the most advanced equipment for cancer detection and treatment, including the most state-of-the-art linear accelerators, PET/CT imaging, and specialized radiation delivery equipment.
FAQ
Have questions about The Harold Leever Regional Cancer Center and the treatment we offer? Our FAQ covers everything you need to know.
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Annie Foley, MS, CGC

Trinity Health of New England Oncology Center 203-709-6560 | fax: 203-591-3074

Annie Foley, MS, CGC, is a board-certified genetic counselor specializing in cancer genetics. She earned her Master of Science in Human Genetics from Sarah Lawrence College. Annie provides personalized care to patients with a personal or family history of cancer, guiding them through the benefits and limitations of genetic testing. She also offers post-test counseling to help patients understand the implications of both positive and negative test results in the context of oncology.

Annie’s professional focus is to support individuals and families as they navigate hereditary cancer syndromes, empowering them to make informed decisions about their health. She is an active member of the Connecticut Genetic Counselors Association. Annie is committed to advancing genetics care in her community and is passionate about providing compassionate support to patients and families in Greater Waterbury and the surrounding areas.