OSF HealthCare to Expand Oncology Services Locally with Western IL Cancer Treatment Center

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OSF HealthCare has recently signed a letter of intent with the Western Illinois Cancer Treatment Center to expand services in the Western Region says Business Development Specialist Teale Witherell:

“OSF HealthCare and Western Illinois Cancer Treatment Center (WICTC) have signed a letter of intent to integrate WICTC into OSF HealthCare. This allows for an expansion of oncology services in the Western Region. This is a freestanding radiation treatment center located in Galesburg and has been serving west-central Illinois and eastern Iowa for 35 years.”

The Western Illinois Cancer Treatment Center is anticipated to be operating under the OSF HealthCare brand in early 2023.

**Written by WMOI/WRAM Director of Communications Kelsey Crain**

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