Comprehensive Cancer Treatment and Patient Support at the Charles and Mimi Osborn Cancer Center

The Charles and Mimi Osborn Cancer Center at Baptist Health Louisville is an advanced facility dedicated to providing leading cancer treatment and comprehensive patient support. Our renovated center includes specialized medical oncology offices, exam rooms, and an upgraded outpatient infusion center, where over 14,000 chemotherapy infusions are administered each year. The expanded radiation therapy suite offers the latest in precision technology, including the BrainLab Novalis Shaped Beam for targeted treatment of cranial and body tumors. On-site PET/CT imaging and a new Cancer Resource Center provide essential diagnostic and educational support, while multidisciplinary clinics, genetic counseling, and cutting-edge cancer research ensure our patients receive personalized, effective care.

Oncology and Hematology Medical Offices

Our expert oncology and hematology physicians provide specialized care to treat a wide range of cancers and blood disorders in a supportive, patient-centered environment.

Radiation Therapy and Chemotherapy

Patients have access to advanced radiation therapy and chemotherapy options, tailored to their specific needs by a compassionate and experienced clinical team.

Multidisciplinary Cancer Clinics

Our multidisciplinary approach allows patients to consult with various specialists in one location, ensuring coordinated, high-quality cancer care.

Genetic Counseling and Cancer Research

The center offers genetic counseling and clinical trials, giving patients access to personalized treatment plans and the latest in cancer research to improve outcomes.

Nurse Navigators and Patient Support

Our dedicated nurse navigators are here to guide patients through each stage of their cancer journey, providing essential support and connecting them to resources that make a difference.

Honoring the Legacy of “Mimi” Osborn

The Charles and Mimi Osborn Cancer Center is named in honor of Mary Taylor “Mimi” Osborn, whose life inspired the creation of this facility. Following a 10-year battle with breast cancer, Mimi passed away at Baptist Health Louisville in 2014, but her legacy of community support and service lives on. Charles A. Osborn, Jr., her devoted husband, made a generous donation in her name, catalyzing the establishment of the new center. Inspired by this gift, the Baptist Health Foundation of Greater Louisville raised the funds needed to bring this project to life, creating a beacon of hope and healing for cancer patients in Louisville.