The new Emily Couric Clinical Cancer Center building is a full service ambulatory care facility for the diagnosis and treatment of cancer in all of its forms. The special nature of the center and its programs includes the detection and prevention of cancer in the population. Professionals in training will play an important role in the care of patients and in applying the results of the latest research.

The Emily Couric Cancer Center houses all outpatient services for adults diagnosed with cancer and will offer comprehensive services patient care, including infusion, imaging, hematology and oncology clinics and state-of-the-art tomotherapy.

The Clinical Cancer Center building consolidates oncology treatment and diagnostic services that were previously located on various floors and buildings in the West Complex and University Hospital. In addition to treatment services, it also includes Family/Patient Amenities, Clinical Trials and a public space front door with a central access hub. The new building brings these services closer to the University Hospital with a link connection to the hospital.

The new structure is approximately 150,000 square feet, up from the 121,000 square feet by the addition of a shelled, 5th floor for future expansion.