09/05/2026
During Texas Oncology’s Annual Meeting this past weekend, we celebrated 40 years of serving Texans with cancer.
And in 1993—33 years ago—Texas Oncology Longview began serving the East Texas community as one of the first comprehensive cancer centers built by Texas Oncology.
Today, that mission has grown exponentially, with more than 84 comprehensive cancer centers and 600+ oncologists across the state.
What was clear throughout the meeting is that patients remain at the center of everything we do. The size and scale of our group allow patients—even in communities like East Texas—to have access to cutting-edge technology, innovative treatments, and one of the nation’s largest community-based clinical trial networks.
A central theme throughout the meeting was: How will AI change cancer care?
We heard perspectives from thought leaders from across the country and beyond about how rapidly medicine is evolving and what that could mean for our patients.
I left hopeful about where cancer care is headed and energized about what the next chapter of medicine may bring.
Forty years of Texas Oncology.
Thirty-three years in Longview.
And the most exciting advances in cancer care are still ahead of us. Experience matters when so much is at stake.