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Board Certifications: Hematology, Internal Medicine and Medical Oncology
Languages: English
Locations: Moorestown, NJ
Call Moorestown, NJ: (609) 702-1900
Stephen G. Wallace, MD, is a hematology and medical oncologist at Regional Cancer Care Associates (RCCA) in Moorestown, New Jersey. He works with a wide range of cancer types and hematology conditions, helping patients fight off diseases with the aid of advanced systemic treatments. He takes a high level of responsibility for the care he provides, and his excellence in service has been recognized with multiple awards. Schedule an appointment with Dr. Wallace today.
Like many RCCA doctors, Dr. Wallace has broad expertise with a wide variety of cancer types, including breast cancer, lung cancer, prostate cancer, and colon cancer. In treatment, his emphasis is on systemic therapies. These are treatments that work throughout the body to attack cancer cells wherever they are found, making them effective for shrinking tumors and controlling later-stage cancer. Treatments provided by Dr. Wallace include:
Dr. Wallace understands, however, that no two cancer cases are identical, and the same approach does not work for all of them. This is why, he says, “I play a team approach.” Dr. Wallace works closely with other physicians, including surgical and radiation oncologists. He also maintains relationships with specialists at other healthcare centers, allowing him to give appropriate referrals when he believes patients would benefit from a different form of treatment.
Dr. Wallace is highly regarded for the care he offers. He has been recognized by multiple publications in New Jersey and Pennsylvania, including:
He is also a member of American Society of Clinical Oncology (ASCO) and American Society of Hematology (ASH). These memberships are invaluable for connecting him with thousands of other physicians, researchers, and medical professionals to share knowledge and discoveries. He stays up to date on the latest journals and breakthroughs to provide the most cutting-edge care available.
Dr. Wallace joined the oncology field because he believes there is nothing more important than a person’s health and well-being. “I enjoy taking responsibility in matters of a serious nature,” he says. This is also what he finds most rewarding in oncology care. Whether he is guiding a patient’s treatment for the best chance of a cure or aiding with difficult decision-making when a cure is not possible, he has the opportunity to help people through an incredibly stressful time.
“Most people just want someone to be honest with them,” Dr. Wallace adds. He understands that a cancer diagnosis is often confusing or overwhelming. What patients need, just as much as treatment, is a physician who acknowledges their concerns and who answers questions honestly. Dr. Wallace works with patients to understand their needs and achieve their unique goals.
Now is an exciting time to practice medical oncology. “There have been incredible advances in the available treatments,” says Dr. Wallace, “which have resulted in dramatic improvements in patient outcomes.” There are now cures for diagnoses that, historically, were uncurable. Even for patients who still cannot be cured, better treatments often lead to longer survival and a higher quality of life.
Dr. Wallace urges patients to understand this when approaching cancer care. “The development in the field of cancer has been truly remarkable,” he says, a fact that should bring hope and peace of mind to patients and their loved ones.
Medical advances do not only improve existing treatments; they also create new options. Dr. Wallace works with patients on every decision to select the best treatment and implement a plan that provides the most benefits. In this way, he helps patients secure tremendous outcomes from treatment or long-term management – even when a cure is not possible.
Dr. Wallace’s approach to patient care is “to accurately assess each unique situation, define realistic goals of care, and work together to implement the most appropriate treatment plan. I always aim for a cure when it is a realistic possibility, and I am for comfort no matter what.”
Dr. Wallace serves patients at RCCA in Moorestown, NJ.
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He also maintains affiliations with Virtua Mount Holly Memorial Hospital and Virtua Willingboro Hospital.
For more information or to schedule an appointment, call 844-346-7222. You can also schedule an appointment by calling the RCCA location nearest you.
Regional Cancer Care Associates is one of fewer than 200 medical practices in the country selected to participate in the Oncology Care Model (OCM); a recent Medicare initiative aimed at improving care coordination and access to and quality of care for Medicare beneficiaries undergoing chemotherapy treatment.