Cleveland Clinic Cancer Institute is an academic cancer program focused on research and personalized care for people with cancer. Its medical, surgical and research teams work across a broad range of cancer types, including rare solid tumors and hematological diseases. More than 15 cancer programs bring specialists together to determine appropriate treatment, with multidisciplinary care teams and tumor boards for complex cases. The Institute aims to see new patients within seven days and offers support tailored to populations such as young people with cancer and people affected by bone marrow failure or cytopenias.

Treatment options include medical and surgical care, radiation oncology, palliative and supportive care, and advanced approaches such as cell and immune therapies, genomic therapies and theranostics. Patients may also access nearly 300 clinical trials supported by cancer research programs. The Institute provides clinical trial information, referrals, virtual second opinions and educational resources for medical professionals. Its care network includes Cleveland Clinic hospitals, family health centers and cancer affiliates, with locations and services across Ohio, Florida, Abu Dhabi and London.