The Look Good Feel Better (LGFB) workshops that were scheduled to be held in July and August at the Harold Leever Regional Cancer Center have been canceled, but we are now offering access to virtual Look Good Feel Better workshops, including a free makeup kit.
An article in a recent issue of the Republican-American on how the coronavirus pandemic is affecting cancer treatments features the "amazing" medical staff at The Harold Leever Regional Cancer Center.
The Thyroid Cancer Survivors’ Association, Inc., or ThyCa, is a nonprofit organization serving patients, families, and health care professionals worldwide since 1995. Only two facilities in Connecticut host ThyCa support groups, including the Leever Cancer Center.
J. Robert and Mary H. Farr were generous in life and, in passing, secured their legacy of giving. Their bequest to Leever will be used to establish “The J. Robert & Mary H. Farr Navigation Center” at The Harold Leever Regional Cancer Center.
The strength and generosity of the community that surrounds us warm our hearts. We’re grateful to everyone who gives of their time, talent, and financial resources to support the important mission of the Leever Cancer Center.
What stress management tools are in your personal toolbox? As part of our commitment to providing comprehensive cancer support services to our patients and their families, the Leever Cancer Center offers a “Building Your Self-Care Toolbox” program.
An art show featuring masterpieces by Leever patients was held on November 8. Supplies were made available by a gift from the Pescetelli Family to remember and honor Lia Pescetelli, a self-taught and passionate artist.
