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Personalized Cancer Treatment for Patients Across New Mexico

With locations in Albuquerque and Gallup, NMCC provides comprehensive care to cancer patients across New Mexico, with an additional focus on breast, prostate, lung, and colon cancers, aiming to enhance our specialized services for these prevalent diagnoses.

We support our patients through:

  • Long-Term Relationships
  • Multidisciplinary Care
  • Research and Clinical Trials
  • Economic Considerations
  • Reputation and Expertise
  • Patient Support and Engagement

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Stories from Our Patients

At New Mexico Cancer Center, the voices of our patients speak volumes about the quality of care and dedication that define our practice. We take immense pride in the positive impact we've had on the lives of our patients, and their testimonials are a testament to our commitment to excellence.
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Your Ally in Cancer Care & Treatment

New Mexico Cancer Center (NMCC) is an independent, multi-disciplinary, multi-site practice operated by New Mexico Oncology Hematology Consultants Ltd. It was founded by Dr. Clark Haskins and Dr. Barbara McAneny in 1987, and from the very beginning, the practice has been dedicated to providing the highest quality, most compassionate, comprehensive, patient-centered cancer care in New Mexico, focusing first on patients and their needs.

Our Care Team is Here for You

We strongly believe that in a rural state like New Mexico, it is important to make every effort to bring care to patients living at significant distances from major centers.

Along with our Albuquerque facility, NMCC offers a second comprehensive cancer care facility in Gallup, NM, bringing cancer care to western New Mexico and the Navajo Nation, saving patients many hours of difficult and often prohibitively expensive travel that in years past had resulted in many receiving incomplete and inadequate care and poor outcomes.