One Centre. Complete Care.

Comprehensive cancer care, close to home

Through continued investment in facilities, clinical expertise and partnerships, St Andrew’s has developed a comprehensive network of cancer services, supporting patients from diagnosis and treatment through to recovery and ongoing wellbeing.

Advanced treatment, close to home

At the heart of our cancer services is the John Stedman Day Oncology Unit, a modern, purpose-built facility accommodating up to 25 patients at any one time.


The unit provides chemotherapy, immunotherapy, targeted therapies, blood transfusions and supportive treatments, delivered by experienced oncology nurses working alongside medical oncologists, haematologists, pharmacists and allied health professionals

Located on the St Andrew’s campus, Icon Cancer Centre Toowoomba provides specialist radiation oncology services, further strengthening access to coordinated cancer treatment close to home.

Dedicated inpatient cancer care


The opening of St Andrew’s dedicated Cancer Care Ward in 2025 marked another important milestone in the hospital’s commitment to cancer services.

The ward provides specialised inpatient care for patients requiring medical management, symptom control and additional clinical support throughout their treatment journey.

Working closely with treating specialists and multidisciplinary teams, the service supports continuity of care between outpatient treatment and hospital admission.

Supporting patients beyond treatment

Cancer care extends well beyond medical treatment. At St Andrew’s, dedicated Cancer Care Coordinators, specialist breast and prostate care nurses, and allied health professionals help patients navigate their care and access the support they need.

Through our rehabilitation and wellness programs, patients can access individualised support to improve strength, mobility, independence and overall wellbeing during and after treatment.

Our partnership with Hope Horizons provides access to additional supportive services, including oncology massage, music and art therapy, support groups and community wellbeing programs.

Together, these services help address the physical, emotional and practical challenges associated with cancer.

Continuing to strengthen cancer care

St Andrew’s continues to invest in specialist recruitment, clinical partnerships and innovative models of care to meet the evolving needs of our region.

The introduction of our free 24/7 Cancer Care Support Line provides eligible chemotherapy and immunotherapy patients with access to oncology-trained nurses outside normal operating hours, offering reassurance and clinical guidance when it is needed most.

As cancer care continues to evolve, our commitment remains unchanged: providing patients and families with access to comprehensive, coordinated and compassionate care, close to home.

One Centre. Complete Care.
Right here in Toowoomba.