The Natalie Warren Bryant Outpatient Infusion Department is located on the Saint Francis Hospital main campus at 61st and Yale. Please enter through the North/Cancer Center entrance (entrance seven on campus map) across the circle drive from The Children's Hospital at Saint Francis.

 

Check in is at the Admitting Desk just inside the Cancer Center entrance. Complimentary valet parking is available at this entrance for all Oncology patients or you may self park in the multilevel North Parking Garage.

Outpatient Infusion
6161 South Yale Avenue, Level A
Tulsa, OK 74136
(918) 491-5864
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Outpatient Infusion - What to Expect

Below are some of the suggestions and tip sheets created to help those going through radiation therapy. These flyers can be printed or saved to one's own computer. To view and print this list, you will need an Adobe Reader® software. Download a free version below. Saint Francis Support Services, as well as local and national cancer resources are available here. 

Milkshake Recipes - It is important to maintain weight during cancer treatment. This includes a few recipes that we recommend to be used in addition to meals to help increase energy.

Quick Overview: General Nutrition Guidelines During Cancer Treatment - During chemotherapy or radiation the dietary goal is weight maintenance. This flyer offers guidelines to ensure the patient is getting enough calories and proteins.

Nutrition During Cancer Treatment-Detailed Information - This download is an in-depth booklet about nutrition. It includes recipes, guidelines, supplement information and much more.

Health Information for the Cancer Patient - Defines common terms used in cancer diagnosis and treatment. Discusses the Nadir period and what to watch for during this time.

Energy Conservation - Helpful to all cancer patients.

Guidelines for Exercise - Fatigue remains one of the most common problems experienced by patients with cancer. Light exercise with increasing physical activity is one strategy for successful management of fatigue.

Managing Stress - Helpful to all cancer patients.