NPI-verified medical, surgical, radiation, and hematology oncologists across the United States. No paid placement.
Browse Providersoncology.tel is an independent directory of US oncology specialists. Every listing is verified against the NPPES NPI Registry (the federal provider directory) and reviewed quarterly. We do not accept payment from clinics, hospitals, or pharmaceutical companies for placement. This site is for information only — please consult a licensed clinician for medical advice.
We aim to be the cleanest, most honest way to find a verified oncology specialist.
No advertising, no sponsored slots, no pay-to-rank. Providers cannot pay us to be listed, removed, or moved up.
Every entry is checked against the federal NPPES NPI Registry — the same source used by Medicare.
Listings are re-validated at least every 90 days. NPI deactivations and address changes are removed within one cycle.
Nothing here is medical advice. We help you find a clinician; only your clinician can advise you.
Enter your ZIP code to see the closest verified oncology providers in our directory.
Cancer care is a team sport. The right specialist (or team of specialists) depends on the cancer type, stage, and the kind of treatment under consideration.
Cancer clinical trials are how most new treatments are validated. The federal registry of US trials lives at ClinicalTrials.gov. The National Cancer Institute also maintains a curated, patient-friendly search at cancer.gov. Most major cancer centers have a clinical trials office that can match you to studies you might qualify for — ask at your first visit.
A general guide to oncology subspecialties. Not a diagnosis — your primary care doctor or oncologist makes the actual referral.
Select all that apply. This is general education only — your primary care doctor or oncologist makes the actual referral.
For information only. This tool does not diagnose or treat any condition and is not a substitute for evaluation by a licensed clinician.
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For information only. Verify coverage details directly with your insurer using the member-services number on the back of your card.
Every provider is pulled from the federal NPPES NPI Registry under an oncology taxonomy code (medical, surgical, radiation, gynecologic, pediatric, or hematology-oncology). We do not charge for inclusion and providers cannot pay for placement.
No. This is an information directory only. Treatment decisions should be made with a licensed clinician, and many insurance plans require a referral from your primary care doctor to see an oncologist.
Listings are re-validated against NPPES at least every quarter. NPI deactivations are removed in the next refresh.
NPPES does not collect website URLs. We only show data sourced from public federal records and verified contact information.
Yes — and for many uncommon cancers it is worth doing. The NCI maintains a public list of designated centers at cancer.gov. Most accept second-opinion consults, and many can review your records remotely.
Use the contact link at the bottom of the page with the NPI number and the issue. We re-verify against NPPES and update or remove within one cycle.
Browse the full directory of NPI-verified oncology specialists, or use the ZIP code search to find providers near you.
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