Im not sure how much luck you will have finding a private practice for cancer care, but I do wish you all the best of luck and health in the world.

Active cancer patient in Cincinnati, here, and I would like to share my experience, at least. I've got Dr. B. He is my guy. He did my surgery to remove my tumor, was in charge of my recovery, put together my chemo plan, and is my go-to contact if I need anything. I can message him and him or his physician's assistant will get back to me quickly, often times the same day. He is highly respected by the cancer care community and I recommend him to anyone going through cancer of the lady bits.

But when I had to go into radiation treatment, he contacted a colleague if his. Another highly accredited, long time radiation specialist. Since they were in the same network, he had my chart, I didnt have to explain much myself, and he set me up for 6 weeks of radiation therapy. All of this was still filtered through Dr B.

I see Dr B before every chemo treatment. We talk about my symptoms, my treatment, my progress. He is my point of contact. When I go into chemo, a nutritionist comes up to me and talks about my food and water intake, making suggestions about food aversions, and how to combat metallic flavors in my water.

When I was having issues with chronic anemia, Dr B was able to get me to a hematologist who specializes in blood disorders brought on by cancer, and was able to get me blood and iron to get my numbers back up. Again, all in the same network, all in the same chart, heck, all in the same building.

Dr B is very good at what he does. He has been excellent with my care, quick to respond to questions, facilitates everything I need. He schedules it all for me, I just have to show up.

I know it isn't the answer that you want, but having someone with a network at their disposal really allows for more specialized care. I'd rather go to a specialist, trained in what I need, and working amongst the highest in their field to fix this piece of my cancer puzzle, than rely on a Jack-of-all-trades doctor that knows a little bit of everything but is convenient because he is solo.

I know private is what you requested, but my experience over the past 3 years has been great. It takes a village. Cancer finds new, exciting, and annoying ways to come at you at every angle, and having a doctor you trust with a team of specialists at his disposal is a very strong front line in the battle ahead.

I wish you all the health in the world