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Care Philosophy: I stress continuity of care and access to state-of-the-art therapies and treatments. It's essential to rapidly develop therapies and provide them to patients.

Care Philosophy: I believe that the role of physicians is to educate patients and to help them make the best decisions possible regarding their own care. The idea that physicians know best and should dictate treatment to patients is archaic. Instead, physicians serve as teachers by educating patients about their diseases and their treatment options and helping patients select the best treatment for their situation. I focus my clinical practice on patients with cancers of the blood (lymphomas, leukemias, and myeloma). I emphasize to patients the importance of participating in clinical trials whenever possible both to ensure that they are receiving the most up-to-date, cutting-edge treatments for their diseases and to help advance the field of oncology. ??

Care Philosophy: My goal is to treat patients as if they were part of my own family or closest friends. My goal is to help you understand your disease and the treatment plan. I encourage patients and family members to ask me questions so that they can better cope with their illness. I am also a strong advocate of clinical trials to help advance the state of knowledge in the treatment of cancer.??

Care Philosophy: To put oneself in the place of a cancer patient and his or her family is more than a matter of empathy. For me, it forms my philosophy of cancer care. With every patient, I ask myself the simple question, How would I treat my wife, mom, dad, or anyone else I care deeply for? As a cancer specialist, there is no greater honor, no greater vote of confidence, than to have a patient who is at their most frightened and most vulnerable state put his or her trust in me to care for them. It represents an opportunity to do the best work and to make the best effort. As your cancer doctor, I take a pledge that I will take the time to listen to you, answer your questions, keep you informed about your care every step along the way, and provide you with state-of-the-art treatments, promising the greatest likelihood of a successful outcome. I strongly believe there is always hope and once you choose hope, anything is possible. ?

Care Philosophy: Dr. Basche makes cutting-edge treatment available to her patients by offering by offering them clinical trials as well as proven therapy. She educates her patients about their diagnosis and treatment options so they can play an active part in fighting their cancer. She works closely with experts from the fields of surgery, radiation oncology, nutrition, exercise rehabilitation, nursing, and social work to give patients the best treatment available while optimizing their quality of life.

Care Philosophy: I treat every patient like he/she is my family. A diagnosis of a blood disorder or malignancy is a huge burden and I try to find ways to make the patient comfortable and accepting of the diagnosis. As a new part of a patient’s extended family, we move forward together.

Care Philosophy: Dr. Matous' practice philosophy is that it is an honor and privilege to care for patients with blood cancers, and to make available to them the most up to date, innovated and appropriate treatment while respecting their individuality and dignity.

Care Philosophy: Research proves that patient outcomes are better when the patient is involved with their care, which is why I strive to engage with my patients and respect their preferences. I want to ensure they understand the disease, their diagnosis, treatment options (including clinical trials), and the goals of their treatment. I tailor treatments based on disease state and biology and coordinate patient care with other physicians and medical personnel (like social workers and genetic counselors) so the patient has seamless care.

Care Philosophy: I believe in providing premier oncology care that is individualized to the patients needs and personal beliefs. This encompasses both standard therapies and cutting-edge drugs and therapies that are at the forefront of oncology research and are not available elsewhere in our community.

Biography: Luke Mountjoy is an Assistant Member Physician at the Colorado Blood Cancer Institute and part of the Lymphoid Disease Group. Dr. Mountjoy joined CBCI in 2020. He is board certified in internal medicine and medical oncology/hematology. Dr. Mountjoy earned his Bachelor of Science in Biology from the University of Colorado at Denver during which time he worked as an EMT in the Denver area.Dr. Mountjoy was born and raised in Denver, Colorado. His interest in medicine began as a teenager when is father was diagnosed with pancreatic cancer. Shortly after his father's diagnosis, Dr. Mountjoy was diagnosed with acute leukemia. These life experiences led him to pursue a career in medicine with plans to become a medical oncologist/hematologist. He graduated from Des Moines University and did his residency in internal medicine at the University of Iowa where he also served as chief resident. Dr. Mountjoy then moved to Phoenix, Arizona to complete subspecialty training in medical oncology/hematology at the Mayo Clinic.During training, Dr. Mountjoy spent much of his research time in stem cell transplant and prevention/management of graft-versus-host disease. He also worked closely with the laboratory team to identify novel strategies of testing for drug resistances in patients undergoing treatment for multiple myeloma. Finally, he was part of a large research team that is actively working to identify genetic risk factors/predispositions in patients and families with newly diagnosed cancers.Dr. Mountjoy has passion for hematologic malignancies with emphasis on lymphoma, leukemia, and stem cell transplant. He is an active member of the American Society of Hematology, the American Society of Clinical Oncology, and the American Society for Transplantation and Cellular Therapy. Dr. Mountjoy enjoys snowboarding, hiking, tennis, and spending time with his family.

Care Philosophy: When caring for individuals with cancer and blood disorders, the main focus tends to be on the treatment. However, it is equally important to address their emotional and spiritual needs. Giving patients, as well as their family members and friends, the time and education required to help navigate them through the experience is just as important. Paying close attention to ones overall needs and well-being is my main priority when treating all patients.?

Care Philosophy: I provide my patients with a compassionate whole person approach to care.

Care Philosophy: Dr. Eulitt is committed to providing compassionate, informed care for his patients with cancer and blood disorders. This starts with ensuring they have a clear understanding of their diagnosis, prognosis, treatment options, and clinical trial opportunities. By helping clarify each patient's values, goals, and preferences, Dr. Eulitt and his patients can then formulate and execute a personalized treatment plan together. People often meet him during one of the most difficult times of their life, and he considers it a privilege to be entrusted with their care.

Care Philosophy: I became a hematologist/oncologist because of my desire to help others and strive to treat all of my patients as if they were members of my family. I enjoy partnering with other health care professionals in treating patients.

Care Philosophy: I believe that great healthcare is both innovative and collaborative. My goal is to empower patients by providing them with the greatest innovations in medicine and technology. I am committed to providing state of the art medical care with compassionate support and at the same time encourage both patients and their families to actively participate in decision making during the road to recovery.

Care Philosophy: When I was little, my dad (who is a physician) took my brother and I on hospital rounds. I think based on that experience -at the ripe age of 6- I announced to my parents that I was going to be a doctor. Throughout high school and undergrad, he took me to the local Tumor Board meeting. I thought the entire aspect of oncology was fascinating but wasn’t sure I would be able to support patients with potential for such intense grief and loss. I then chose a medical oncologist as my clinical preceptor during the first two years of medical school. I fell in love with the patients and the relationship he the oncologist was able to develop with the patient and their families.Once I was in internal medicine residency at Banner Good Samaritan Hospital in Phoenix, I was able to rotate on the BMT service and again things clicked. I was a matched for fellowship in Denver and decided to enjoy seasons as well as the fantastic life Colorado has to offer. As a physician specializing in blood cancers and blood/marrow transplant, I have the opportunity to offer patients potential cures from their cancer or live with their disease and not die from it. I love participating in research, but being with patients is what drives me. I’m so fortunate to have found CBCI where I can do both. I’ve been on both sides of cancer as my mother passed from acute leukemia and I strive to be the doctor she and my family needed blending medical expertise and matching that with patient goals and quality of life.I believe that patients place an amazing amount of trust in their oncologist to guide them through their treatments. My goal is to earn that trust being not only a doctor, but a teacher as well. I work to ensure my patients understand their disease and treatments. I strive to ensure I understand a patient’s goals and fears and help guide treatment decisions that honor those values.

Care Philosophy: I enjoy working with new patients and getting to know them and their families. Patients are faced with many difficult decisions, so I try to guide them in assessing their treatment options.

Care Philosophy: I am proud to provide patients with state-of-the-art care in a compassionate setting.?

Care Philosophy: I provide compassionate, state-of-the-art care for breast cancer patients.

Care Philosophy: I believe that physicians are educator/guides during the cancer treatment process and patients should be empowered with the knowledge to guide their decisions. Patient understanding of the underlying disease process and therapeutic options is a requirement in the shared clinical decision making between the patient and his/her physician.

Care Philosophy: Dr. Trevarthen is experienced in treating all types of cancer, with a particular interest in treating lung cancer, complex GI cancers, such as pancreatic cancer, head and neck cancer, and melanoma.

Care Philosophy: My philosophy is to present patients with their various treatment options and let them choose what therapy they wish to receive. I also want to show empathy, compassion and caring for my patient. I believe Cancer is a journey that often includes family and friends. We at RMCC help you travel this journey hand in hand , supporting your unique medical and personal needs at every step of the way.

Care Philosophy: Being a son of a cancer patient, the challenges my father faced in his battle with his disease have grown a profound sense of apprehension and appreciation inside me toward my patients’ struggles, going through their transforming life experience. My pledge to my patients is to provide them a compassionate care plus the most up to date comprehensive treatment along with advocating their dignity and comfort. Every day I strive to create a balance between cutting edge science and realistic expectations of my patients particularly in the field of hematopoietic stem cell transplantation. The ultimate goal: treat the disease and heal the soul.