COVID-19 Alerts for Our Patients

Coronavirus Vaccination for MCC patients

We don’t know when or where vaccine will be available for our patients.  The Marin County Department of Public Health will be making these decisions as allotments become available. For more information from the county about the COVID vaccine you can go to their website https://coronavirus.marinhhs.org/vaccine.

When vaccine is available for our patients then we strongly recommend vaccination for ALL our patients unless there is a history of severe allergic reactions to vaccination.
We consider vaccination to be safe for our immunosuppressed patients as this is not a live vaccine.

We are dedicated to accommodating current and new patients during this time of uncertainty go to our COVID-19 Guidelines page for more information about appointments.

We are committed to the health and safety of our patients, their families and our staff. In order to protect our community, if you have a fever, cough or shortness of breath, stay home and call us for further instructions at 415-925-5000. When in doubt, call first.

At Marin Cancer Care, we offer the most advanced treatments with a personal touch. It’s coordinated, compassionate care where we call you by name, act in your best interest, and take into account your well-being and that of those around you.

About Us

Patient-centered since 1978, MCC is an integrated center where every decision and every treatment plan starts with the patient’s clinical situation, objectives and needs.

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At MCC, care is highly personalized and backed by a network of expertise that spans the San Francisco Bay Area and beyond.

 

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